With clear water flowing into its nearby Yocheon River from Mt. Jiri and Donhwa Dam, Namwon (also known as Chunhyanggol) has ample agricultural water, and its natural basin conditions offer a clean, fertile soil for grasshoppers and green frogs to live, thus providing the best climate for rice to grow. This allows the city to produce the finest quality, oily, tasty rice.

Choice rice strains are grown in paddy fields, thus producing tasty and mineral-rich rice with its large grains oily and glutinous. When the rice is cooked, it offers glossy, tasty grains. Also, many farmers practice environmentalfriendly rice farming and strictly control the quality for customers.

The Chunhyanggol pear is exported worldwide because it is soft, juicy, and sweet. As Namwon has hilly areas fit for growing fruits, mineral-rich sandy soil, weather with the a varied daily temperature, and much sunshine, it can produce sugar content-superior, well-shaped, and fine-colored pears, making them popular overseas.

Namwon is home to grapes high in sugar and rich in flavor. This is made possible as grapes are grown pollution-free with lots of sunshine, using organic fertilizers and rain shading facilities and covering the grapes with paper envelopes.

Grown in fertile soil in the southwest plains of Namwon City, our strawberries are clear in color, firm, and high in sugar content, thus winning recognition both at home and abroad. They also contain ample vitamins and are fresh and rich in flavor.

Grown fresh and safe in modern, sophisticated glass green houses, Namwonpaprikas contain ample vitamins, iron and other nutrients, and present a superb taste. They are exported abroad.

Grown in cool highlands at an altitude of at least 500 meters, Namwon flowers are superb in quality and exported. They are grown using sophisticated growing techniques and feature clear colors and a long-lasting freshness.