Chapter I : The Origin

Chiong,
Intoxicated by Nature

At the foot of Mt. Chukryeong in Gapyeong, Chiong Art Center sits inside a forested landscape removed from urban noise. Named after the studio name of ceramic artist Kim Ho, the property spans hanok lodging, exhibitions, cultural programs, seminars, and traditional ceremonies.

Empty Rooms,
Sharper Senses

The rooms have no TV. Instead, the stay is shaped by exterior views, timber, floor warmth, and filtered light through hanji windows. What makes Chiong memorable is not amenity count, but how the property changes the texture of staying.

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View through a hanok window

One Place, Four Pillars

Stay

Hanok lodging that reframes rest through landscape and quiet

Art

An artistic identity rooted in exhibition and cultural space-making

Experience

Programs shaped by natural dyeing, performance, tea, and seasonal culture

Events

Seminars, workshops, traditional ceremonies, outdoor weddings, and filming

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Journal

A Day Between Hanok and Forest

A stay at Chiong begins not at check-in, but when the landscape resets your pace.

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A Day Between Hanok and Forest

How to Reach Sumogwon-ro 300, Gapyeong

Visit is built for overnight guests, gallery visitors, event attendees, and program participants alike.

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