Tea Plantation
This is the most beautiful place I've been in my entire life. There are very few people, and the tea fields are so vast that it's kind of eerie. (Especially since I went in the morning, when it was misty.) I think this is my favorite place I've traveled in the world, and a picture of this tea plantation has been my phone lock screen for about three years straight.
A stable green color no matter when you look at it~ The Boseong green tea fields are my hometown~ It is mid-October, but the weather is such that green tea flowers, green tea fruits, and green tea sprouts coexist.
It was nice to see the tea plants stretching out like terraced rice fields from the tea field observatory. It really lived up to its name as an observatory...
1. A restaurant where you can experience authentic Jeolla-do flavor 2. A restaurant frequented by local acquaintances …
You can stroll into the plantation and pick your own tea leaves but you must dry them yourself.
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