EBS 'Korea Travel', People's Summer Stories Along the 1,300-Ri Path of the Nakdong River
The EBS1 documentary series 'Korea Travel' will air a special five-part series titled 'Good Job, 1,300-Ri Nakdong River' from August 31 to September 4…
EBS1's representative documentary 'Korea Travel' will broadcast the special episode 'Good Job, 1,300-Ri Nakdong River' from August 31 to September 4 on weekdays at 9:35 PM. Following the waters of the Nakdong River, which starts from Hwangji Pond in Taebaek, Gangwon-do and extends to the sea in front of Busan, it captures the lives of people who are intensely spending their summer by its side.
Main Content by Episode
Part 1 (August 31) depicts the lives of young people living based on the rapids of Bonghwa in the upper reaches of the Nakdong River. Part 2 (September 1) captures the scenery where displaced residents and people who have moved to the countryside coexist against the backdrop of Yekki Village in Andong. Part 3 (September 2) deals with the conflict and harmony between a father and son running an orchard in Sangju, and Part 4 (September 3) tells the story of Monk Musim, who provides meals to bicycle riders at Musimsa Temple in Changnyeong. In the final Part 5 (September 4), it highlights the lives of the last fishermen guarding the river through generations at Gupo Port in Busan.
| Item | Content |
|---|---|
| Program | Korea Travel |
| Broadcast | EBS1, August 31 ~ September 4 at 9:35 PM |
| Theme | Good Job, 1,300-Ri Nakdong River |
| Cast | Bonghwa rafting guide Hong Jun-gi, Yekki Village residents, Sangju orchard father and son, Monk Musim, Gupo Port fishermen |
Source: EBS Press Release
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