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Project Introduction
Take a break from the city and immerse yourself in nature for some healing time!
Living the same routine and meeting the same people every day can make life feel monotonous.
Sometimes, we crave a change of scenery. If you're feeling burned out or just need a break, why not step away from your daily grind and rejuvenate your tired mind by escaping into nature?
Encountering new environments and people can release fresh energy that revitalizes your everyday life.
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Live as a staff member at a glamping site in the forest for a month!
Wake up every morning to the beautiful scenery of the forest, enjoy meals made with healthy local ingredients, and meet a variety of people!
At a glamping site in Jangseong, Jeollanam-do, you can work as a staff member for 4 hours a day and spend your free time exploring nearby areas or experiencing local culture.
You can design your daily routine in any style you like.
What makes this project special
Project Activities
This project is a program where you work as a staff member at a glamping site in Jangseong, Jeollanam-do, for a certain period while being provided with accommodation and meals.
Typically, you will work 5 days a week (days negotiable), about 4 hours a day (with the option to choose morning or afternoon shifts).
Outside of your staff duties, you will have free time to travel nearby, experience village life, or engage in various local activities.
Option 1. Morning Work(09:00 ~ 13:00)
- Room Cleaning and Linen Arrangement, Laundry, etc.
| Time | Schedule |
| 08:00 ~ 09:00 | Wake Up and Breakfast |
| 09:00 ~ 13:00 |
Morning Work (Room Cleaning and Linen Arrangement, Laundry, etc.) |
| 13:00 ~ 14:00 | Lunch |
| 14:00 ~ 19:00 |
Free Time (Enjoy your free time however you like with village tours, activity experiences, walks, café visits, community gatherings, and more.) |
| 19:00 ~ 20:00 | Dinner |
| 20:00 ~ |
Free Time (Enjoy your free time after dinner with village festivals, movie screenings, campfires, community gatherings, and more.) |
*The schedule is an example, and the activity times and contents may change upon discussion.
Option2. Afternoon Work(15:00~19:00)
- Guest Check-In Assistance, Indoor and Outdoor Cleaning of the Glamping Site, etc.
| Time | Schedule |
| 08:00 ~ 09:00 | Wake Up and Breakfast |
| 09:00 ~ 13:00 |
Free Time (Enjoy your free time however you like with village tours, activity experiences, walks, café visits, community gatherings, and more.) |
| 13:00 ~ 14:00 | Lunch |
| 15:00 ~ 19:00 |
Afternoon Work(Guest Check-In Assistance, Indoor and Outdoor Cleaning of the Glamping Site, etc. |
| 19:00 ~ 20:00 | Dinner |
| 20:00 ~ |
Free Time (Enjoy your free time after dinner with village festivals, movie screenings, campfires, community gatherings, and more.) |
*The schedule is an example, and the activity times and contents may change upon discussion.
If you're wondering what to do during your free time, here are some recommendations!
*Here's an example image; enjoy your own free time :-)
-Participate in Village Festivals
-Explore the Village
-Experience Activities
-Visit Cafes
-Attend Community gatherings
-Take a Walk
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Tip of Program Organizer! As a glamping space where diverse guests come and go, approaching activities with an open mind can lead to opportunities to build new relationships and potentially change the direction of your life. Additionally, you may encounter unique local cultures by interacting with residents and experiencing aspects of daily life that you haven't encountered before :) |
Institution Introduction
This facility is a glamping site located within Byeongpung Mountain in Jangseong-gun, Jeollanam-do. Opened in 2022, it offers clean facilities and spacious grounds, operating only five glamping units to provide a tranquil experience amidst nature. On-site, there are agricultural experience facilities and a café where guests can spend their free time enjoying the amenities.
Location Introduction
LOCATION: SOUTH KOREA, Jangseong
1. Jangseongho Lake Promenade
Jangseongho Lake Promenade offers a walking path where you can simultaneously experience the inland sea of Jangseongho and the tranquility of the forest.
It consists of two routes: the "Wavy Path" (8.4km along the left embankment) and the "Forest Path" (2.6km along the right riverside path).
On the left embankment "Wavy Path," you can see the Yellow Wavy Bridge and the Golden Wavy Bridge.
The Yellow Wavy Bridge features convenience stores, cafes, and snack bars like Wavy Jeong and Neomsil Jeong, providing convenience to tourists visiting the riverside trail.
The right riverside path "Forest Path" is surrounded by dense forests, offering a profound sense of awe blended with nature. From the opposite side of the lake, visitors can admire two wavy bridges, offering a unique pleasure to tourists exploring the lakeside trail
2. Pilam Seowon
Pilam Seowon is a Confucian academy dedicated to Kim In-hu, a distinguished scholar of the mid-Joseon period renowned for his mastery of Daoxue (Neo-Confucianism), Buddhist teachings, and literary composition.
Despite the closure order issued by Heungseon Daewongun, it has persisted as a venerable institution with rich historical legacies.
Functioning as both an educational center and a place for ancestor worship, Pilam Seowon adheres faithfully to the architectural style known as "jeonhakhumyo," where the study hall stands at the forefront and the shrine for ancestral rites is situated at the rear.
Designated as a national treasure and cultural heritage site, Pilam Seowon holds numerous valuable records and documents related to the operation of Confucian academies and scholarly education during the Joseon Dynasty.
In July 2019, along with nine other seowons across the country, Pilam Seowon was inscribed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage under the name "Seowon, Korean Neo-Confucian Academies."
3. Baekyangsa Temple
Baekyangsa Temple, founded by Yeohwan(Buddhist monk) in the 33rd year of King Mu of Baekje, around 1,400 years ago (632 AD), is the cradle of Honam Buddhism in Korea.
It serves as the headquarters of the 18th district of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, situated at the foot of Baekamsan Mountain, which extends southwards from Baekdudaegan Mountain Range into the Jangseong area.
Historically known also as Baekamsa and Jeongtosa, the temple grounds feature cultural heritage structures such as Soryo Daesabudo (the main hall of the Great Teacher), Geuknakbojeon Hall, Daewoongjeon Hall, Sacheonwangmun Gate, Cheongryuam Pavilion, and Gwaneumjeon Hall.
The area is designated as a natural monument for its groves of Bi-ja (Japanese white birch) trees and Gobulmae (old pine trees).
Baekyangsa Temple is located within the scenic Chollim Temple, designated as a famous mountain temple.
Schedule and Prices
■ The participation schedule is conducted monthly, but adjustments can be made upon agreement.
■ 4 weeks: USD 500 (For further inquiries, Please contact us directly.)
