Byun San Hae Soo Jjim
Heal — Elements · Restoration
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Documentary, Travel, Independent, 31-Jul-2024
Explore the Tranquility of Byun San Hae Soo Jjim
In the southwestern region of South Korea, take a 2.5 hour train ride fro Seoul to Buan County, in the Province of Jeollabuk-Do, &to enjoy a unique experience at the Byun San Hae Soo Jjim (변산해수찜) public bath.
This Korean spa offers a rejuvenating retreat with its steam baths infused with sea water. The therapeutic properties of the salt water steam baths are perfect for relaxing your muscles and soothing your mind, making it an ideal destination for both locals and travelers.
Situated conveniently near the coast as well as Byeonsan Mountain, this Korean spa provides the perfect ending to a day of hiking and exploration. After enjoying the natural beauty of the mountain trails, unwind and revitalize your senses in the tranquil atmosphere of the spa. For those looking to satisfy their hunger after a day of adventure, there’s a restaurant next door that offers delicious local cuisine.
One of the unique features of Byun San Hae Soo Jjim, are not only the sea water steam baths, but smoke treatments and heat treatments using mugwort. &Whether you're a seasoned spa-goer or new to the world of Jjimjilbangs, we hope you are inspired discover the unique healing traditions of South Korean spas.
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