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Exploring the Delicacies of Yeongdeok: The Famous Snow Crab

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When it comes to special products from Yeongdeok, Gyeongsangbuk-do, one cannot forget about the snow crab!

The mention of 'snow crab' immediately brings to mind 'Yeongdeok Snow Crab.'

Yeongdeok is renowned for its delicious snow crab.

At Ganggu Port in Yeongdeok, there is a street dedicated to snow crab, where you can savor this delicacy.

During crab season, Ganggu Port buzzes with activity from crab-catching boats!

Many tourists flock to the Yeongdeok Snow Crab Festival to enjoy tasty crabs and various attractions.

Ganggu Port Snow Crab Street

Location: Ganggu-ri, Ganggu-myeon, Yeongdeok-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do

A meal is best enjoyed after a good view!

Since you're in Yeongdeok, you must try the snow crab first!

On the snow crab street, there are about 3 kilometers of shops and restaurants selling snow crab.

You can select and purchase your crab, then enjoy it right at the restaurant.

As I browsed various shops, I compared the size and quality of the crabs.

I ended up purchasing two hefty crabs!

At the shop I visited, after paying for the meal at a partnered restaurant, I could have my purchased crabs steamed.

Following the staff's guidance, I went to a restaurant on the upper floor.

I watched as my selected crabs went into the steamer, eagerly anticipating the delicious meal.

After a short wait, the beautifully steamed crabs were served.

They were neatly prepared, allowing me to enjoy them without hassle.

The crab meat was indeed rich and full, just as expected from Yeongdeok Snow Crab.

Even the crab shell was filled with delicious innards, offering a different appeal!

After enjoying the crab, I added crab shell fried rice to my meal.

You all know that enjoying fried rice after eating crab is the way to go!

The savory flavor of the innards blended perfectly with the rice, making it incredibly delicious.

Yeongdeok Haepalrang Park

Location: 584 Ganggu-ri, Ganggu-myeon, Yeongdeok-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do

Right next to Ganggu Port Snow Crab Street is Yeongdeok Haepalrang Park.

It's a great place for a light walk after your meal, and I highly recommend visiting it.

After a hearty crab meal, I headed to the park to enjoy the sea breeze.

Haepalrang Park is also a venue for various events, including the Yeongdeok Snow Crab Festival.

It was lovely to take a leisurely stroll while gazing at the sea.

Eating delicious snow crab and then walking by the beautiful East Sea made me feel incredibly happy!

Thanks to the open sea and well-maintained park, I could explore comfortably.

Even though it wasn't a festival day, many tourists enjoyed their strolls and relaxed.

I introduced you to Ganggu Port Snow Crab Street, where you can taste Yeongdeok's representative dish.

Enjoy delicious snow crab in Yeongdeok and take a walk while overlooking the sea!

How about a fulfilling trip to Yeongdeok, enjoying both food and scenery?

* This post was written and researched by the Gyeongsangbuk-do SNS Supporters.

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