[한국기행] I Am Natural Part 3 – Yeongheungdo, the true taste of the autumn sea

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Economy Queen Reporter Park Yu-mi Photo provided by EBS Korea Travel

This week (October 28 – November 1) EBS 1TV current affairs and culture program 5 episodes of ‘I Am Natural’ will be broadcast.

A natural journey in search of abundant autumn gifts across the country

In today’s world, there is nothing that cannot be touched by human touch. Nevertheless, it is an established belief that natural products are considered the best. If you think about it, nothing in the world began in nature. People who miss and like things that are natural, just as they were born and raised in the world, even if it is a little rough and rough.

Let’s meet the fresh autumn life that is born and raised with the flow of the season and is happy thanks to the gifts of nature.

In Ongjin-gun, Incheon, Seonjae Yeongheungdo Island has become popular as a resort island for city residents. Although it can be easily explored in one day via the Yeonryuk Bridge, it is said to be in the spotlight because it retains the mystery of unspoiled nature.

Singer-songwriter Ahn Su-ji and her husband visited Seonjaedo again after 10 years. That is, to see ‘Mokseom Island’, known as the mysterious sea road. It is an uninhabited island that is usually submerged in water, but when the water recedes, a sandy path opens up on the sea, allowing you to explore it. Moreover, as is the West Sea with its fine pearls, the mudflats are full of clams, making harvesting a joy.

Yeongheungdo is a 10-minute drive from Seonjaedo along Yeongheung Bridge. They say that here too, there is an amazing scenery created by nature and the sea working together. Unique rocks that look like they were transplanted from the Grand Canyon, America’s finest scenery! Take a picture of your life at the stylish rocks and small sea cave that look like books stacked on top of each other.

At this time of year, another gift from the sea of ​​Yeongheung Island! The fall crab season is in full swing. At dawn, when everyone is asleep, 33-year-old young captain Park Sang-won diligently prepares to set sail. I chose to work at the sea because the crabs were so pretty and I liked the sound of splashing water, and I heard that he is already a 10-year veteran captain. Despite the hard work of walking and throwing 1,500 crab traps a day all night long, these people are happy just by looking at crabs. Enjoy the true taste of the sea in Yeongheungdo in the fall.

Economy Queen Reporter Park Yu-mi Photo provided by EBS Korea Travel

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Ature.⁣ This island offers visitors a unique experience, showcasing the natural beauty and untouched landscapes that appeal to those seeking rest⁣ and rejuvenation away ​from the hustle⁢ and⁤ bustle of ⁤city life.

During the program, viewers ​will be taken on a journey through‌ breathtaking autumn scenery, highlighting the rich colors ⁢and⁢ abundant harvests of the season. From the hills ⁣adorned with‍ vibrant fall foliage to the shores‌ kissed by the gentle⁢ waves, each episode promises to capture the essence of nature’s beauty and the⁤ simple pleasures⁢ it‌ offers.

Moreover, the show aims to ⁢emphasize the importance of reconnecting ‍with nature, encouraging individuals to appreciate the natural world and its seasonal gifts. ⁤By exploring various regions, the​ program seeks to ⁣remind viewers of the simple joys found in unspoiled landscapes, local produce,⁢ and traditional ways of life ⁤that harmonize with the environment.

This⁢ week’s episodes will inspire audiences to embrace the outdoors and ⁤live in harmony with nature,‍ highlighting stories of people who celebrate the autumn season through various cultural practices ​and traditions.

Don’t miss the⁤ opportunity to explore​ these‍ captivating​ landscapes⁣ and⁤ the rich cultural experiences they offer, all​ while being transported ⁤into ⁣the heart of Korea’s ​natural beauty.

EBS 1TV’s “I Am Natural” Program Highlights

From October 28 to November 1, EBS 1TV will air a five-episode current affairs and culture program titled I Am Natural. The series focuses on a natural journey that explores the abundant gifts of autumn across South Korea.

The essence of this program emphasizes the belief that natural products remain the best, despite the extensive impact of human intervention in today’s world. It resonates with those who appreciate the rough and unrefined aspects of nature, reflecting on our innate connection to the environment we were born into.

Exploring Yeongheungdo Island

The program features the picturesque Seonjae Yeongheungdo Island in Ongjin-gun, Incheon, which has gained popularity as a resort destination for residents of nearby cities. Easily accessible via Yeonryuk Bridge, the island holds a charm that is reminiscent of untouched wilderness.

Notably, singer-songwriter Ahn Su-ji, along with her husband, revisits Seonjae after a decade. They aim to explore ‘Mokseom Island’, known for its mysterious tidal paths that emerge when the sea recedes, revealing sandy routes to an uninhabited isle. This naturally formed path allows visitors to engage with the rich biodiversity of the area, where mudflats are abundant with clams ready for harvesting.

The island is just a 10-minute drive from Seonjaedo across the Yeongheung Bridge, showcasing impressive natural formations resembling those from the Grand Canyon, perfect for capturing stunning photographs amidst unique rock structures and small sea caves.

Autumn Harvest and the Local Community

This season also heralds the crab harvest, a highlight for local fishermen. Young captain Park Sang-won, a seasoned veteran at just 33 years old, embodies the local spirit as he sets out at dawn to catch crabs. Despite the grueling task of managing 1,500 crab traps nightly, he finds joy in the simplicity and beauty of the sea. The experience promises to offer viewers the authentic flavors of the autumn sea in Yeongheungdo.

The program invites viewers to embrace the natural beauty of their surroundings, encouraging a deeper appreciation of the earth’s seasonal gifts and local traditions.

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