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 Byuljubu
Village is located at the lower end of Nam-myon, which is the
center of Taean that touches the western sea. Its land and seas
are harmonious. For living, it engages in agriculture utilizing
low foothill and rice paddies composed of level and broad reclaimed
land, because it has rias type geographical conditions of the
western sea.
It is a typical Korean farm?fishing village
with tideland culture such as rock trap culture etc which are
based on the abundant fish resources. Also its main product
rice is sold and delivered to the home of consumers once every
fifteen days in the brand name of “Byuljubu Village Starfish
Rice That the Dragon King Used to Eat.” Aster takes up 40%
of the domestic production, and the village’s Doksal ecology
tour experience and farm?fishing community lodging have been
evaluated by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism as the best
tour project with their new form of experience tour patterns.
 The origin of Byuljubu VillageThis village is
based on “Byuljubu-jeon” which is a fable personifying animals, and which is a
type of Pansori from the late Joseon dynasty with its writer and written period
unknown.
There is 『Yong-sae-gol』
which is the first place on land that the turtle came, in order to obtain the
raw liver of a rabbit on the order of the Dragon King. There is the 『Myo-saem』 which is a stream in the green
mountains where the rabbit left his liver he had taken out and washed before he
went into the sea palace carried by the turtle, in order to escape from a
critical situation. 『No-ru-mi-jae』 where the rabbit, who returned to land in a narrow escape from
death, disappeared after making fun of the turtle, saying that there is no such
animal that roams about without his liver. 『Turtle Rock
(Deok Rock)』 which is what the dead turtle turned into,
『Gung-ap』 located in front of
the sea palace, 『An-gung』, etc
prove the fact that it is “Byuljubujeon Village.”
< Greetings from the Chairman of
Committee >Everyone! Welcome.
We welcome all of
you who have visited Byuljubu
Village where there are
thing to see, eat, experience and enjoy. Byuljubu Village
is the source of a dense beah-pine forest and the folk tale Byuljubu-jeon. At Byuljubu
Village there is a
traditional fishery method called ‘stone trap’ from which we can see the widom
of our ancestors. Various types of fish such as anchovies, mackerels, 갈치, crabs, shrimps etc are caught using
stone traps, and not only does it increase the village income but also it is
spotlighted as an ecology experiencing fishery for many tourists. Also it is a
beatiful place with the harmony of the pine forest and the sea in which you can
have a tideland experience as you enjoy nature. Byuljubu Villagers are generous
and kind-hearted, and thus the village becomes the refuge for the minds of city
people who miss their hometown. You can feel the scent of the sea, nostalgia of
your hometown and pure generosity, and thus you can make wonderful memories.
Byuljubu Village, which preserves the taste of the old days
through the stone trap experience, tideland experience, sweet potato digging,
garlic digging, wild aster picking, etc, and which can convey the nostalgia of
the parents to the children.
Thank you once again
for visiting Byuljubu
Village.
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