Passing Jungseonam and Sangseonam and being captivated by the scenery of Seonam Valley, you arrive at Banggok-ri. Banggok-ri, a peaceful area surrounded by mountains, has been famous as a pottery production area since about 600 years ago. In Banggok Dokkaebi Village, the traditional firewood kiln method of firing pottery using pine firewood as firewood is still being used. Many potters operate workshops and kilns, and the pottery village has a permanent pottery exhibition hall, pottery store, and pottery education center. It is operating. The best experience in Banggok Goblin Village is definitely the pottery making experience. Depending on the experience program, you can spin a potter's wheel with a pottery craftsman and draw your own picture on a well-fired pottery bowl. Your one-of-a-kind pottery is fired in a fire oven and delivered to your home a month later. The omija fields surrounding the village are also the pride of the village. You can harvest omija and make unique foods such as omija pie and omija popcorn, and make omija rice cake to share. In addition, you can enjoy cooking experiences using various seasonal ingredients, traditional games, and natural dyeing experiences.