Yeongbo Village is a typical Namdo traditional house village. Behind the village, Hyeongjebong Peak stands like a folding screen, facing Wolchulsan Mountain, which is called the second Geumgangsan Mountain. The sight of the plain between Hyeongjebong Peak and Wolchulsan Mountain gives the impression that the mountains are splitting into two sides and facing off to fight a war. When the arrow wind blows from Wolchulsan Mountain, a headwind blows as if in response, making it cool even in the middle of summer. Due to these topographical features, the surrounding scenery is beautiful. Yeongbo Village is lined with typical traditional houses from the Namdo region built in the late 19th century. It is a place where precious folk materials such as Choi Seong-ho's family name, which is preserved intact, including the main house, sarangchae, barn house, munganchae, and Sarang yard, as well as treasured portraits of Choi Deok-ji, oil extracts, and treasured Yeongbojeong, are alive and breathing. In addition, Yeongbo Village, which has been the main setting for several movies, is also proud of its bamboo forest.
Yeongbo Village is a place where you can enjoy a variety of rural experiences by spending a night at the visitor center at the entrance of the village and at several farmhouses in the village. . Starting with natural dyeing, which can be done using a variety of materials depending on the season, you can also experience pottery with neighboring Sindeokjeong Village and Cheongyongri Village. There are also other programs such as traditional game experiences, so families can have fun together.