South Jeolla Province, commonly referred to as Jeonnam, has an impressive 6100 km of coastline. Home to just under 2 million people, the province is comprised of 5 cities and 17 counties. The provincial tree is the Gingko Biloba and they’re often seen in household gardens. There are many tourist hot spots as well, including temples, breathtaking coastlines, beaches and a wide variety of festivals; the Gangjin Caledon Pottery Festival and Hampyeong Butterfly Festival, to name a few.
Population: 291,000
Home to Yeosu peninsula and 317 islands. Yeosu has a beautiful harbor and was host to the 2012 world Expo.
Population: 242,000
Mokpo is a quaint little coastal city with beautiful natural surroundings. The city is a gateway to many of the South-Western Korean Islands.
Population: 282,000
Suncheon is a mix of scenic agricultural areas and and industrial prowess. Home to Naganeupseong Folk Village.
Population: 87,000
Widely known for its local fruit, the Nashi Pear, also called the Korean Pear.
Population: 136,000
Gwangyang is a goegraphically important city to Jeonnam, strategically located in the southern center of the Korean peninsula.
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