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Employees of Daewoo Engineering & Construction and their families walked, enjoyed, and experienced the history and culture of the region in Yeoncheon.
Yeoncheon County (Governor Kim Dukhyun) held the "2026 Daewoo E&C Labor-Management Joint Family Love Festival in Yeoncheon" on the 12th at the Jeongok-ri Site and Hantangang River tourist area. Provided by Yeoncheon County
View original imageYeoncheon County (Governor Kim Dukhyun) announced on September 14 that the "2026 Daewoo Engineering & Construction Labor-Management Joint Family Love Festival in Yeoncheon" was held on the 12th at the Jeongok-ri Ruins and Hantan River tourist area.
This event is a large-scale family invitation festival organized by Daewoo Engineering & Construction for the first time in about 10 years. It was promoted as a follow-up project to the local win-win sisterhood agreement signed between Yeoncheon County and Daewoo Engineering & Construction in November of last year.
Participants walked from the Jeongok-ri Ruins to the Hantan River tourist area, experiencing Yeoncheon’s history and culture through Paleolithic barbecue, thatched hut building, docented tours at Jeongok Prehistory Museum, and prehistoric costume experiences.
Yeoncheon County operated booths selling and serving local agricultural and specialty products at the event and promoted the Hometown Love donation program and the digital tourism resident card. The event also sought to vitalize the local economy by connecting the use of local tourist attractions and restaurants to encourage longer stays.
The county expects that this event will promote Yeoncheon's historical, cultural, and tourism resources, encourage repeat visits, boost awareness of the "2029 Yeoncheon World Paleolithic Expo," and contribute to expanding its resident and visitor population.
One participant said, "It was great to learn and experience the history of Yeoncheon with my children. Spending quality time with my family in nature made it a meaningful trip where I discovered a new side of Yeoncheon."
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A Yeoncheon County official stated, "With this event as an opportunity, we will further strengthen our partnership with Daewoo Engineering & Construction to establish a sustainable win-win model for the joint growth of both the company and the region."
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