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Mudfish Soup and
Raw Mudfish (designated on July
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Cheongeo-dong, Namwon-si.. |
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Jeollabuk-do This garden has a legend that the Altair and the Weaver
meet each other here on July 7th (lunar calendar) by crossing the
Ojak Bridge. In old times, they dug a pond -- symbolizing the Milky
Way -- by attracting the clear water from the Yocheon River, and built
the Ojak Bridge by linking the four rainbow-shaped piers. Afterwards,
Chung Cheol (an ancient scholar) constructed three islets symbolizing
legendary gurus with mysterious power. They planted zinnias and bamboos
in the Bongrae and the Bangjang islet, respectively and constructed
the pavilion on the Yeongju Islet. Since the Chunhyang Story was set
here, numerous important relics have been established. The Gwanghall
Garden blends well with the bluish Yocheon River in front of its gate
and the Seungwol Bridge curving over it, thus attracting many tourists.
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