Yeoju Ogam Dotori Village

Ogam Dotori Village is located along the Namhan River, featuring fertile land and a picturesque riverside landscape. The village name originates from the Goryeo Dynasty, when five high-ranking officials (daegam) lived here, leading to the name Ogam Dotori Village. The entire village uses organic farming methods, such as paper mulching and duck farming, to produce excellent and clean agricultural products. Another advantage of Ogam Dotori Village is its convenient transportation. There are slow food experience events using acorns and seasonal rural experience programs.

Additionally, nearby tourist attractions in Yeoju include Silleuksa Temple, Moka Museum, King Sejong's Mausoleum, and the birthplace of Empress Myeongseong, allowing visitors to combine rural experiences with cultural trips. A unique feature of Ogam Dotori Village is that, despite not cultivating acorns, there are many acorn trees in the nearby hills. The slow food rural tourism experiences using these acorns, such as acorn picking and making acorn jelly, are already quite well-known. Furthermore, the village prepares various seasonal rural experience activities for visitors to enjoy. It also operates a slow food experience center, which is always kept clean to ensure a comfortable and safe rural experience.