Drink tea while looking at Wolchulsan in a hanok where history lives on.
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Address
107 Baekwoon-ro, Seongjeon-myeon, Gangjin-gun, Jeollanam-do, Lee Han-young's Birthplace
Contact
Facilities
Parking, Reservation
Reservation
Both advance reservation and same-day visits are possible
Open/Closes
Mon 10:00 ~ 18:30 Tue 10:00 ~ 18:30 Wed 10:00 ~ 18:30 Thu 10:00 ~ 18:30 Fri 10:00 ~ 18:30 Sat 10:00 ~ 18:30 Sun 10:00 ~ 18:30
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Prices & Programs of Baekwoon Tea Room Lee Han-young Traditional Tea Culture Center
- [Price]
- Set Meal (for 2) - 35,000 won
- Baekwoon Okpan Tea (Green Tea) - 15,000 won
- Wolsan Rice Cake Tea - 6,000 won
- Lemon Black Tea - 7,000 won
- Wolchulsan Brunch - 13,900 won
- [Class]
- Wolsan Rice Cake Tea, Baekwoon Okpan Tea Class - Adult 20,000 won / Child (up to elementary school) 20,000 won
- You can make rice cake tea, taste it, listen to storytelling, and take gifts with the welcome tea.
Parenting Tips for Baekwoon Tea Room Lee Han-young Traditional Tea Culture Center
- When reserving a set menu, you can exclusively use Baekwoon Room, Okpan Room, and Lee Han-young Room (for groups) during the 1 hour and 20 minutes, with a great view of Wolchulsan.
- There is a spacious dedicated parking lot.
- You can also rent tea picnic baskets. Enjoy a relaxing tea time at nearby Wolnamsaji or Baekwoondong Byeolseo Garden.
- There's a Wolsan Rice Cake Tea, Baekwoon Okpan Tea Class, where you can learn tea culture beyond just drinking tea.
- With a Care Kids Zone, non-caffeinated beverages like Wolsan Rice Cake Tea (Hae Danghwa) and neatly prepared assortment set are good for kids. There are also brunch menus and coffee.
- Items like tea and teaware are also sold.
- It’s a good place to enjoy along with Baekwoondong Byeolseo Garden, Seolokdawon Gangjin, and Wolchulsan National Park.
A special destination to explore traditional tea culture with your kids, Baegun Chasil Lee Han-yeong Traditional Tea Culture Center
A unique place where tradition and history come alive
In the clear natural surroundings of Gangjin-gun, Jeollanam-do, Baegun Chasil Lee Han-yeong Traditional Tea Culture Center is the birthplace of Baegun Okpan Tea, Korea's first tea brand, and a cradle of tea culture that has preserved a tradition of more than 100 years. This is also a historic place that has protected and developed the legacy of tea passed down from Dasan Jeong Yak-yong, and it is a special spot where you and your child can easily and deeply experience traditional tea culture.
Why it is great to visit with kids
- You can relax and enjoy tea in a comfortable space where traditional hanok architecture blends beautifully with natural scenery.
- The traditional tea snacks served with tea, such as rice cakes, yugwa, and sweet bean jelly, are also tasty and enjoyable for kids.
- You can take part in hands-on experiences to learn about tea culture directly, creating new memories together.
- With spacious indoor and outdoor areas and hanok experience rooms, your kids can enjoy nature and spend unhurried time here.
Experience programs and signature menu
- When you reserve a full table setting, you may use a specific space privately
- Tea ceremony experience: You and your child can handle tea leaves and tea ware yourselves and experience the traditional culture of brewing and drinking tea.
- Tea picnic basket rental available
- Signature menu: You can try a variety of teas, including Baegun Okpan Tea, Wolsan Tteok Tea, lemon black tea, and Wolchulsan brunch.
Visitor information
- Location: Lee Han-yeong Birth House, 107 Baegun-ro, Seongjeon-myeon, Gangjin-gun, Jeollanam-do
- Hours: Monday to Sunday, 10:00 to 18:30
- Contact: 061-434-4995
- Parking available, with indoor and outdoor hanok spaces
- Both advance reservations and same-day visits are possible
Nice points to enjoy together
- As you listen to stories about tea and its historical background, you can spark your child's curiosity and imagination.
- Together with the pristine nature of the Gangjin area, you can enjoy both traditional culture and nature experiences.
- The quiet and cozy atmosphere makes it a lovely place for the whole family to relax and recharge.
A MomMom recommendation
"Baegun Chasil Lee Han-yeong Traditional Tea Culture Center is one of Gangjin's representative attractions where tradition and history are still alive. It is a place where you can experience the special aroma and stories of Korean tea with your child. Come make precious family memories together here."
FAQ about Baekwoon Tea Room Lee Han-young Traditional Tea Culture Center
How are traditional tea ceremony or tea class experiences with kids at Baegun Chasil Lee Han-yeong Traditional Tea Culture Center run, and is a reservation required?
At Baegun Chasil Lee Han-yeong Traditional Tea Culture Center, tea classes featuring Wolsan Tteok Tea and Baegun Okpan Tea are available. Classes include a welcome tea, making tteok tea, tea tasting, storytelling, learning how to use tea ware, and a gift. Both adults and children, up to elementary school age, can participate. If your group is large or if you want a class experience, advance phone reservation is required. For same-day visits, general tea ceremony experiences and tea orders are available without a reservation.Are the tea snacks, such as rice cakes and traditional sweets, and drinks served with tea suitable for kids at Baegun Chasil Lee Han-yeong Traditional Tea Culture Center?
Yes, the tea snack set served with tea includes traditional snacks such as rice cakes, yugwa, and sweet bean jelly that are easy for kids to enjoy and are not overly sweet. In particular, there are caffeine-free drinks such as Wolsan Tteok Tea, so children can enjoy them comfortably. Brunch menu items and coffee are also available as options.What convenience facilities are available at Baegun Chasil Lee Han-yeong Traditional Tea Culture Center, such as parking, high chairs, a nursing room, a diaper changing table, and stroller rental?
Baegun Chasil Lee Han-yeong Traditional Tea Culture Center has a large dedicated parking lot. However, infant and toddler convenience facilities such as high chairs, a nursing room, a diaper changing table, and stroller rental are not provided separately. Restrooms are available.What are the operating hours and closed days at Baegun Chasil Lee Han-yeong Traditional Tea Culture Center?
Baegun Chasil Lee Han-yeong Traditional Tea Culture Center operates daily from Monday to Sunday, from 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM. No separate regular closing day information has been provided, so it is safest to call ahead before your visit to confirm.Are there any especially recommended experiences, reservation methods, or visit tips for Baegun Chasil Lee Han-yeong Traditional Tea Culture Center?
If you reserve a full table setting, you can use one of the group seating rooms, Baegun Room, Okpan Room, or Lee Han-yeong Room, privately for 1 hour 20 minutes, with a full view of Wolchulsan. Tea picnic basket rental is also available, so it is recommended to enjoy tea time at nearby places such as Wolnamsaji and Baegundong Byeolseo Garden. Tea and tea ware can also be purchased on site. Popular programs and seats often require advance booking, so please ask ahead of time.
Baekwoon Tea Room Lee Han-young Traditional Tea Culture Center Address
Address: 107 Baekwoon-ro, Seongjeon-myeon, Gangjin-gun, Jeollanam-do, Lee Han-young's Birthplace
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How to make a reservation for Baekwoon Tea Room Lee Han-young Traditional Tea Culture Center?
Both advance reservation and same-day visits are possible