Spring in Jinju City

Jinju City, located in the southeastern part of South Korea, is a city that embodies the essence of spring.

Participants will receive a stipend of 120,000 KRW (approximately 100 USD) per night, which will be paid in installments. The stipend will be used to cover accommodation, food, and other expenses. The project aims to promote tourism and economic development in Jinju, while also providing an opportunity for cultural exchange and personal growth. The project is open to travelers from any country, and applicants will be selected based on a competitive evaluation process. The selection process will consider factors such as language proficiency, travel experience, and adaptability.

Scenic Route and Historic Sites

The scenic route of Cruise No. 2 takes passengers through the picturesque countryside of South Korea, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The journey begins in the city of Jinju, where passengers can explore the historic Jinjuseong Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that dates back to the 14th century. The fortress is a testament to the region’s rich history and cultural heritage, with its well-preserved walls and towers providing a glimpse into the past. As the cruise progresses, passengers are treated to stunning views of the Uiam River, which winds its way through the rolling hills and verdant valleys of the countryside. The river is a lifeline for the local community, providing fresh water and supporting a diverse range of aquatic life.

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