Why is the Ganchuan Cultural Village in Busan called the santorini of Busan?

Ganchuan Cultural Village in South Korea has always enjoyed the reputation of "santorini in Busan", because it has very unique scenery (trapezoidal residential buildings) and culture (carefree and noiseless), similar to the local Greek "santorini", so it has such a reputation. In addition, there is also a "Hutong Art Project" project, which gradually got rid of the once dilapidated image and became a cultural village full of literary sense.

Ganchuan Cultural Village enjoys an extremely advantageous geographical location. It's built on a mountain, with layers of overlapping layers, strewn at random, next to the blue sea. Walking on the mountain road, you can see the ups and downs of the sea all the time, which is really a very pleasant thing! Because of the unique scenic environment, it is also a holy place for many young Koreans to take pictures, which is a bit like the "network celebrity scenic spot" in China.

In addition, what makes Ganchuan Cultural Village more famous is that it is also the location of the Korean version of Where is Dad? After seeing the warm and romantic little Qingxin Village in Where is Dad Going, I will definitely yearn for it. Therefore, in recent years, more and more people come to visit Ganchuan Cultural Village.

With the entry of tourists, the Korean government also decided to invest money to develop the selling points of its characteristic tourist villages and began to build many cultural shops and cultural centers here. People who come here can not only feel the rich natural beauty, but also feel the authentic Korean culture.

In Ganchuan Cultural Village, you can see a quiet village far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and you can hear the crisp sound of the waves lapping on the shore. Coming here is like being in a picture of quiet years, without the noise of the world.