Explore the 4 Siblings Experience Farm in Iksan

93, Deokgi 1-gil, Iksan-si, Jeollabuk-do

4남매 체험농장

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A cute and colorful dragon sculpture welcoming visitors to the 4 Siblings Experience Farm

Experience a unique blend of heritage and health at the 4 Siblings Experience Farm (4남매 체험농장) in Iksan. As a newly designated wellness tourism site, this family-friendly farm specializes in eco-friendly agriculture and the art of traditional fermentation. Conveniently located just a 20-minute walk from the UNESCO World Heritage Wanggungri Ruins, the farm offers a perfect "healing" stop after a day of historical exploration. Visitors can dive into the world of traditional Korean sauces while enjoying modern twists on classic flavors. It is more than just a farm visit—it is a space where you can recharge your body and soul through healthy food and hands-on activities.

Signature Traditional & Creative Experiences

The farm is famous for its creative use of traditional fermented ingredients in modern baking and cooking. A close-up of delicious handmade madeleines made with traditional fermented paste

A close-up of delicious handmade madeleines made with traditional fermented paste

Participants actively making traditional gochujang during a farm workshop

Fermented Madeleines: Try the unique Gochujang (Red Chili Paste) Madeleines or Makjang (Fermented Soybean Paste) Madeleines—a delightful fusion of sweet and savory.
Traditional Sauce Making: Learn to make your own batch of Gochujang or Makjang using ancestral methods and eco-friendly ingredients.
Garden-to-Table Cooking: Harvest fresh vegetables directly from the farm’s garden and use them to create wholesome, healthy meals.

A Family-Friendly Wellness Sanctuary

Designed with families in mind, the farm features open spaces and educational programs that teach children about the importance of traditional food and the environment. A large outdoor area with traditional jars (jangdokdae) under the sunlight

A large outdoor area with traditional jars (jangdokdae) under the sunlight

The sight of hundreds of traditional jars (Jangdokdae) fermenting in the sun is a serene reminder of the slow-food philosophy. Spending time here allows you to slow down, breathe the fresh Iksan air, and practice "self-love" through natural living.

Visitor Information & Tips

Nearby Attraction: Wanggungri Ruins (UNESCO site) is reachable within a 20-minute walk or 5-minute drive.
Booking: Experiences are generally for groups; however, individual inquiries for small family workshops are welcome via phone.
Souvenirs: Don't forget to take home a jar of the sauce you made or purchase their popular organic soybean products.

A child proudly holding a vegetable harvested from the farm garden

Healthy bibimbap bowls filled with fresh farm-grown vegetables

Indoor classroom space set up for traditional cooking classes

A sign welcoming wellness tourists to the Iksan healing farm

Delicious Gochujang Tteokbokki made during a cooking class

Traditional clay jars used for long-term aging of sauces

Happy family group enjoying a wellness tour in Iksan

Are you curious about the available workshop schedule for this month or the pricing for the Gochujang Madeleine making?

If you need help with contacting the farm for a reservation or want a recommended Iksan wellness itinerary including the Wanggungri Ruins, feel free to leave a comment or contact us for expert help!

Would you like me to check the specific reservation phone number for the 4 Siblings Experience Farm or find the most convenient bus route from Iksan Station to the farm area? This video provides a scenic glimpse into the traditional lifestyle and natural beauty of Iksan, which complements the wellness and eco-friendly farming experience found at the 4 Siblings Experience Farm.

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