Jeong Jun-ho, Lim Ji-hoon, and Jeong Yu-jin explore Buyeo's 'Love' themed hot spots and traditional markets

A video has been released capturing Jeong Jun-ho, Lim Ji-hoon, and Jeong Yu-jin visiting historical sites and local attractions in Buyeo, South Chungcheong Province, to experience the local scenery and food. This journey was organized around Buyeo's Baekje heritage, natural landscapes, and traditional markets that contain local characteristics.

Buyeo's breathtaking scenery connected to Baekje's love stories

The cast members moved along a walking trail, which is one of Buyeo's major attractions, and captured the scenery of the site. In the video, the cast members conversed about the natural scenery, such as rocks and pine trees, which can be viewed while climbing steep stairs without an elevator. In particular, they identified a spot where a heart shape appears if a photo taken at a specific point is flipped horizontally, mentioning that this is a hot spot symbolizing 'love' in Buyeo. The cast members expressed admiration, saying the scenery was so breathtaking it looked like a place where Taoist immortals once played.

The cast members also shared stories by connecting the location to 'Seodongyo', a legend of Buyeo. Connecting the historical background of Buyeo, which holds the love story of King Mu and Princess Seonhwa, with the scenery of the site, they shared the atmosphere of the pavilions and lakeside where figures from the past might have stayed. During this process, Jeong Jun-ho sang one of his songs themed around breakup to match the atmosphere of the site. Jeong Jun-ho shared a joking recollection that among South Korea's top singers, there are many breakup-themed songs that cannot be sung as wedding congratulatory songs, joking that if he were to sing a congratulatory song, people would cry.

Local food and atmosphere met at the traditional market

After finishing the tour of the historical sites, the cast members moved to a traditional market in Buyeo to experience food containing local characteristics. Visiting a specialty sundae restaurant within the market, the cast members tasted Sinjang-sundae made directly on-site and identified the characteristics of the local food. Amidst the lively atmosphere of the market, the cast members were also seen purchasing goods using the local currency, 'Goodtrae Pay'.

Continuing to a rice cake shop, the cast members enjoyed the market food while choosing from various types of rice cakes such as mugwort rice cakes, injeolmi, glutinous rice cakes, and white rice cakes. The cast members enjoyed the market food by purchasing a total of 19,000 won worth of rice cakes using 10,000 won and 1,000 won bills. The cast members mentioned the characteristics of seasonal foods and ingredients sold at the market, experiencing the unique atmosphere of the traditional market.