- BTS Suga Recommends Dangjin Sea as Must-Visit Travel Destination 목차
BTS fans were delighted when Suga recommended a stunning travel destination in a recent YouTube video ahead of their upcoming album release. The city of Dangjin confirmed that Suga prefers the sea to the mountains and highly recommended a trip to Dangjin for beach lovers.
In the video titled 'A Dictionary of Suga that is useful to know', Suga shared his travel preferences and revealed that he stayed in Dangjin for three days to work on the new album. He recommended Waemok Village and Nanji Island as the must-visit tourist spots in the area.
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Waemok Village is renowned for its breathtaking sunrises and sunsets and is a charming fishing village that has been selected by the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries. It gets its name from the neck of a heron or a person lying down.
Nanji Island boasts a long white sandy beach and shallow sea, making it perfect for swimming. Visitors can also admire the natural orchids and weeds that grow on the island.
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The beaches in Waemok Village and Nanji Island are open from early July to the end of August for a total of 40 days. Suga's glowing recommendation is sure to attract plenty of tourists eager to soak up the scenic beauty and unwind by the sea.
