Andeok
Jay · lives in Korea · How I choose places
the indoor day: an Ando museum, tea, coffee in the fields
Inland under Sanbangsan, and the part of the west I'd save for a day under a roof: Ando's Bonte, Korea's first tea museum beside the Osulloc plantation, and coffee good enough to drive out for. In winter, come for Camellia Hill.
No photos, no star ratings — just what I'd tell a friend. These are the places on my own map, 29 of them here: 18 I've been to, 11 I haven't made it to yet.
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2 of the 29 places here are on this page. The other 27 are in the guide.
Restaurants 13 · Korean barbecue 2 · Cafes 6 · Bakeries 2 · Desserts 1 · Shopping 1 · Museums and galleries 2 · Things to do 2
Restaurants
13 places here, in the guide
Korean barbecue
2 places here, in the guide
Cafes
6 places here, in the guide
Bakeries
2 places here, in the guide
Desserts
1 place here, in the guide
Shopping
1 place here, in the guide
Museums and galleries
Osulloc Tea Museum
Korea's first tea museum, with the green-tea fields laid out right beside it.
+ 1 more in the guide
Things to do
Camellia Hill
The big outdoor garden every tour bus stops at. It can be lovely, but honestly, I rarely go.
+ 1 more in the guide
What to order and how to get in — the queue windows, which booking apps work without a Korean number — is in the guide.
Aewol is free, in full, so you can see whether you trust me before paying.