On Day 12 of our trip to Jeollabuk-do, we took a day trip to Namwon and enjoyed some delicious mudfish, both deep fried and in a stew.

00:18 Gwanghalluwon Garden - 3,000 Won ($2.56) - As soon as we arrived to Namwon, we first toured the Gwanghalluwon Garden, which is a historically important garden in South Korea, home to one of the most important love stories, which is similar to Romeo and Juliet.

2:41 Mudfish at Saejip Chueoyang (새집추어탕) - One of the most famous foods in Namwon is mudfish, which is fished from the river nearby. For lunch we went to a restaurant called Saejip Chueoyang (새집추어탕) to eat both fried mudfish and mudfish stew. Mudfish stew - 8,000 Won ($6.82), Fried mudfish - 20,000 Won ($17.06). I particularly enjoyed the fried mudfish, they were like little boney fried fish.

8:47 Chunhyang Theme Park - 3,000 Won ($2.56) and Namwon Aircraft & Space Observatory - 4,000 Won ($3.41) - After lunch we walked around the Chunhyang Theme Park and the Namwon Aircraft & Space Observatory. 10:57 Pork belly bbq - 11,900 Won ($10.15) per person - For dinner, Ying and I were back in Jeonju and we headed to a restaurant just down the road from where we were staying for pork belly bbq.

Disclaimer: My trip to Jeonju was sponsored by the Jeonbuk Centre for International Affairs.