Jeollanam-do is a treasure house of Korean folk customs, and the traditional opera "Pansori" originated here.

Five national parks with different scenery, clear bays, soft white beaches, and more than 2,000 islands are the most beautiful tourism resources here.

Jeolla-do cuisine is recognized as the best cuisine in Korea.

Jeollanam-do is located in the southwest of the Korean Peninsula. It borders Gyeongsangnam-do on the east by the peak of the Sobaek Mountain Range, faces Jeju Island on the south by the Dodo Sea, faces China's Shandong Province across the sea on the west, and is bounded by Laos on the north.

It is bounded by Yeongsan Mountains and adjacent to Jeollabuk-do.

The terrain is high in the east and low in the west, high in the north and low in the south. Compared with the north, the eastern region has many mountains.

The Yeongsan River provides fertile soil to the vast plains in the southwest and northwest, and eventually flows into Mokpo Bay; the Seomjin River originates in the Jeolbuk region and crosses the eastern mountainous areas of Jeolnam and Jeonbuk regions; the Damjin River flows through Jangheung County and Kang Kang

Jingun, the entire Jeonnam region is divided into three parts by these three rivers, and is the lifeline of the residents of South Province.

With the superior geographical conditions of the southwest coast, the natural landscape and cultural heritage resources here are very rich.

Laogudan Temple in Jirisan Mountain, Baekunsan Mountain in Gwangyang, Wolchusan Mountain in Yeongam, and Yudalsan Mountain in Mokpo are all famous natural attractions. Hwaeomsa Temple and Seonyunsa Temple in Gurye, Songgwangsa Temple in Suncheon and

Xianyan Temple, Daxing Temple in Hainan, Baiyang Temple on the Great Wall, etc. are beautiful cultural attractions.

There are Jirisan Mountain, Naejangsan Mountain, and Wolchusan Mountain, the No. 1 national park, 5 national parks including Hanryeo and Dadohaehae National Parks, and 2 provincial parks including Jogyesan Mountain and Duryunsan Mountain.

There are the dams on the lower reaches of Yeongsan River, Jangseong Dam, Damyang Lake, Naju Lake, Juam Lake and other inland lakeside tourist areas, as well as Wando’s Myungsa Shimi Beach, Hampyeong’s Stone Beach, and Boseong

Yulpo Beach, Yeosu City’s Manseongri Beach, Hainan County’s Songji Beach, Jindo’s Maritime Road, Yeosu’s Odong Island, Hainan’s Domo, White Island, Hongdao and other maritime tourism resources.

Boseong Hyanggyo (Hyanggyo is a national educational institution established locally during the Joseon Dynasty) located in the south gate of Boseong-eup, Boseong-gun, Jeollanam-do, was founded in 1397 and later moved to the west side of Sachang.

The rural school was destroyed during the Dingyou rebellion. In 1602, it was rebuilt and moved to the foot of Wangmeifeng Mountain. Since then, it has been rebuilt several times before it has what it looks like today.

The Dacheng Hall, East Hall, and Xizhai of the Xiang School are symmetrical from left to right. There are dismounting monuments and red arrow gates 100 meters away from the three outer gates. In front of the Dacheng Hall, there is a ginkgo tree that is about 380 years old.

Dacheng Hall is dedicated to the 5 sages and 10 philosophers and the 6 sages of the Song Dynasty. There are columns that are thin at the top and thick at the bottom on the foundation stone of natural stone.