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Hotels in Paek-tong

If you're looking for hotels in Paek-tong, you're fresh out of luck. Our (usually jam-packed) database of South Korea hotels doesn't include anywhere to crash in or close to this destination.

There's no need to work yourself into a tizzy though. Gochang is located approximately 25 kilometres away and has some fabulous places to stay, including the Daemyung Byeonsan Resort and Benikea Starhills Hotel.

Attractions and Hotels Near Paek-tong

If you've still got itchy feet, why not venture out and discover more of the South Jeolla region? Among South Jeolla's gorgeous natural wonders are its beaches, coastal plains, rivers and mountains. After you've gotten your zen on in nature, hit up castles and traditional villages. Fun-loving types can also have a go at mountain climbing.

Don't blow through before you've had a squiz at the Chosun University Museum of Art and May 18 Democracy Square in Gwangju. If you're keen to spend a night or two in Gwangju, consider the Holiday Inn Gwangju and Ramada Plaza Gwangju. Or, you could stay in Mokpo, 55 kilometres to the south of Paek-tong, where you can pick from the Sunshine Motel and Fontana Beach Hotel. Whether you're shooting through or staying in Mokpo, set aside a little time to visit Jeollanamdo Agricultural Museum and Hanyeong Cinema Bowling Center.

Go 85 kilometres northeast and you'll find yourself in Jeonju, a regional centre with a population of 700,000. While you're exploring this neck of the woods, you'll be able to hang your camera 'round your neck and get your tourist on at the Jeonju Zoo, the Sori Arts Center of Jeolla and Miseong Bowling Jang. If you end up hanging out for a while, keep the good time rolling at the Hanji Museum and the Jeonju Korean Traditional Wine Museum. If you're keen to stay in Jeonju, be sure to check out the current deals at the Dukmanjae and Hongranmiduk.

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