It has 4 rooms, including a traditional house green tea room, a traditional house yellow tea room and a hinoki cypress forest room. You can try a tea ceremony activity, drinking tea grown at the tea farm, and cooking is not allowed in the rooms. Check-in is 16:00, check-out is 11:00, and parking is free.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 3 (no changes allowed) · 6 photos
6 photos ↓ · Source: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 3 (no changes allowed)
Seora Tea Garden: traditional Korean houses built in several ways, including earth, rammed-earth, and earthbag houses
Seora Tea Garden runs buildings made in different ways as lodging, including the Sarangbang, an earth house, a rammed-earth house, and an earthbag house. Around the tea garden are a large garden and rest areas, so you can take a walk and relax after drinking tea.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization TourAPI
Seora Tea Garden FAQ
Can I try a tea ceremony at Seora Tea Garden?
Yes. At Seora Tea Garden you can try a tea ceremony with tea grown at the tea garden itself.
Can I cook in the rooms at Seora Tea Garden?
No. You cannot cook in the rooms at Seora Tea Garden.
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