Nobak Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Nobak

If samey work convos are causing you grief, it might be time to dust off your passport and head off the beaten track for a while. Book accommodation in Nobak and you'll be in an excellent spot to get out and explore the charming beaches and coastal plains of South Jeolla!

The country's capital, Seoul, is situated approximately 330 kilometres to the north of Nobak.

We all know that time spent in nature is good for your health and happiness. In light of that, why wouldn't you make your way 35 kilometres out of Nobak to Wolchulsan National Park? Dadohae-haesang National Park, 45 kilometres away, is another excellent option.

You'll discover even more just around the corner. Mokpo, 18 kilometres to the northeast, is known for the National Maritime Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Yudal Mountain. Though, if the Haenam Uhangri Dinosaur Museum and Haenam Institute Culture are more appealing, head 20 kilometres southeast from Nobak to Haenam.

Both tourists and locals often head over to Damyang. This place is 95 kilometres to the northeast and quite close to Gwanbangjerim Forest Park, the Bamboo Museum and the Bamboo Garden. If you're staying a little while, remember to stop by the Myeonangjeong Pavilion and Geumjeong Fwarang.

There's no better way to explore the local landscapes than on a fun adventure. Join in on some mountain climbing or hiking and get your blood pumping!

If you're feeling a bit stressed, take the chance to venture outdoors and go picnicking. If it's not really to your liking, beach combing might suit you better.

From swimming to boating, there's a range of ways to get your hair wet in South Jeolla. Just don't forget your sun cream!

Walk through the doors of the region's history museums and craft workshops and soak up everything they have to offer.

It's hard to think of a nicer way to learn about the surrounding area than by taking time to visit its gardens.

If you're interested in history, you'll be pleased to find out that there are a few castles, traditional villages, old towns and fortresses in the local area. They're great places to go back in time and enjoy an insight into the region's rich and varied past.

See how religion plays an important role in the day-to-day lives of those who call Nobak home by taking a look around a couple of the local churches and temples.

Dazzle your taste buds and fill your Instagram with mouthwatering snaps by tasting some of the region's richest food and drink offerings. Just be sure to hashtag 'yum'!

If you're scanning a menu, there's a strong chance you'll come across dishes with pork or beans. They're two ingredients regularly used in the fare here.

Are you searching for an iconic Nobak eating experience? There are some specialties you shouldn't miss, such as bibimbap (sautéed vegetables on rice) and jeonju bibimbap (sautéed vegetables on rice).

A meal is never truly complete without dessert, so quit counting calories and savour one of the most well-liked sweet treats, bungeo-ppang (red bean filled pastry).

If you've built up a thirst and want to indulge in a glass of amber nectar, we recommend Prime Max. Look out for happy hour, mingle with the locals and drink up!

Neat or on ice — the bar person ought to know the tastiest way to have cheongju (rice wine). If the night calls for something with a bit more of a punch, it should be the first drink you order!

If you've got the good luck to be in Nobak on the 15th of August, get ready to kick up your heels! Liberation Day sees crowds of people heading out and celebrating.

From the centre of Nobak, it's roughly 40 kilometres to the north to Muan International Airport (MWX). This is the nearest airport. Remember to give yourself extra time to get there so you don't miss your flight.