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Boseong, South Korea

South Korea

Boseong

Five hundred hectares of tea rows climb into the morning fog in parallel lines.

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The green is nearly hallucinogenic: manicured tea rows contouring hillsides that vanish into fog, the colour so saturated it looks enhanced. It is simply what this much tea looks like.

Boseong grows a major share of South Korea's tea on terraced hillsides worked since the early twentieth century, with Daehan Dawon the most photographed of the plantations, its parallel rows so precise they appear drawn. The public experience spreads across individual gardens, the county tea museum and scheduled programmes, each opening its own paths through the working landscape. The local table does things with the crop too, green-tea-fed pork among them, and Yulpo Beach puts the sea at the close of a plantation day.

Terrain map
34.761° N · 127.081° E
Best For

Solo

Move between a plantation path and the tea museum, tasting only after learning how the leaves are worked.

Couple

Pick a garden with generous hill views and linger over a tea service instead of collecting several near-identical stops.

Family

Short plantation paths, processing displays and a gentle tasting give different ages distinct things to notice.

Why This Place
  • Daehan Dawon's tea rows contour whole hillsides in drawn parallel lines.
  • Morning fog settles between the rows and layers the entire landscape.
  • The county's green-tea-fed pork is a plate found only here.
  • Yulpo Beach puts the sea at the end of a plantation morning.
What to Eat

Green-tea ice cream at the foot of the rows is the plantation's own dessert.

Daehan Dawon's rest house sells the estate's leaf tea and green-tea snacks to carry home.

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