Enchanted Petite France, a 'Piece' of France in South Korea

Dream - Now the world is slowly recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic. Many countries are ready to welcome tourists again.

Yup, the doors to your dream city or country are starting to open a little. One of them is South Korea, which has long been a popular tourist destination.

If you visit the land of Ginseng, one place you shouldn't miss is Petite France, where tourists will be pampered with unique and beautiful buildings, as well as artistic performances inspired by France.

The creator of Petite France is highly inspired by the historical architecture and culture of France. It is no wonder that Petite France is one of the most important places in Korea.

The place is famous for its Instagrammable spots, and most people who visit here aim to take photos. This village is full of colors and very popular among locals and tourists.

This location has also been used in several famous shows, such as Beethoven Virus (2008), Secret Garden (2010), My Love From the Star (2013), and the variety show - Running Man.

You can also see exhibitions of French houses with beautiful and historical French architecture. The gallery features sculptures and paintings of Le Coq Gaulois (the Gallic rooster), which is the national symbol of France.

Its location is at: 1063 Hoban-ro, Cheongpyeong-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do (경기도 1063)

If you want to take the subway or ITX to Cheongpyeong Station from Seoul, you can take Exit 2 and proceed to the nearest bus stop. You can take the Gapyeong Loop Bus and continue your journey to Petite France.

There are various shows you can watch, such as magic mime performances, Guignol Franch puppet shows, marionette plays, music concerts, and orgel performances, all of which create a French atmosphere.

You can also relax at Maestro Kang Cafe on the second floor, which is a great spot for taking photos. The location is arranged exactly as it was used in the drama 'Beethoven Virus'. Visitors can enjoy the view while searching for the next point in the stamp hunt game, which is widely participated in to obtain a postcard.

Source: Halaltrip.com, Report: Rena Safira