The Cheongna Eunhaengmaeil village is entirely dyed in yellow 🍂💛.

The Cheongra Eunhaeng Village lives up to its name, with the entire neighborhood painted yellow from the Shin Kyung-seop House onwards. Everywhere you look, the vibrant yellow hue fills your sight. When I visited two years ago, I was a bit late and only saw half-fallen gingko leaves and half-hanging ones, which was a bit disappointing. However, this year, the gingko trees have just started to turn yellow, so hurry and come visit! The Shin Kyung-seop House, where traditional Korean architecture and gingko trees blend beautifully, is the most popular spot in Cheongra Eunhaeng Village, along with the camping site and cafes. However, the gingko trees along the streets near the Shin Kyung-seop House are also beautiful, so make sure to explore every corner of the neighborhood! As I dislike crowds, I arrived very early in the morning, but the Shin Kyung-seop House area was still in the shade, so my photos didn't come out as pretty as I hoped 🥺. I think you should come after 10 am when the warm sunlight starts to shine into the courtyard! We wanted to have a picnic, so we visited the house first, but if you arrive early in the morning, going to the cafe first might be a better choice. I want to visit again this year, but it might be difficult to find the time, which makes me sad 🥺💛. 🍂Cheongra Eunhaeng Village Shin Kyung-seop House 📍688 Janghyeon-ri, Cheongra-myeon, Buyeo-gun Camping site and cafes 📍525 Janghyeon-ri, Cheongra-myeon, Buyeo-gun