The total length of the Dongjin River rafting route is 6 kilometers, and the entire trip takes about an hour. Surrounded by misty green mountains and endless bamboo forests, it truly offers the experience of “floating on the river as if traveling through a painting.”
Dongjin River Rafting is known for its “Five Beauties.” The first is the breathtaking scenery—while drifting along the river, you’ll see terraced fields on both banks, lush and layered; vast seas of bamboo swaying like green waves, creating a refreshing and magnificent view. Egrets soar above the river, ducks quack all around, presenting before your eyes a living landscape poem and a pastoral painting.
The second beauty is experiencing the simple and natural local culture. As you board the bamboo raft, a hospitable and down-to-earth boatman will guide you through mountain villages with white walls and black tiles, allowing you to witness the idyllic rural life of the locals.
The third beauty is listening to poignant and fascinating legends. While on the river, you can learn about the origin of the Widow’s Bridge and the tales of the Golden Hanging Coffin.
The fourth beauty is joining in heartfelt antiphonal singing. The rafting journey features both calm, mirror-like stretches for slow floating and turbulent rapids for thrilling rides. Though fraught with excitement, every moment remains safe and sound.
Dongjin River Rafting offers five kinds of beauty, bringing you five different emotions, experiences, and moods... and, of course, a great sense of relaxation and joy.
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