Many many statues of Gamcheon

Even the village's 2nd information center is cute.

the little prince is here with the fox too!

When I was trying to take a selfie with them, someone asked me whether I wanted them to help take the photo. So I have one photo here that is not a selfie. :P

I don't really know what this place it. The art looks ugly to me, but hey, it's still interesting :P

more colourful houses

I thought these were supposed to represent leaves, but they're not; this piece of art is called Wiggly Village, and the buildings are depicted as a living organism.

a guitar!

The sound of Gamcheon

Spotted these on a roof. They're probably just toys of the residents.

another photo spot!

I remember needing to wait quite long for people to leave this photo zone. Is that why I spent so long in this village? :P

a boat!

spot the real and the fake!

there are so many fake animals around here...

the stamps for the map are placed like this

reached the fake people (from the photo above)

so many cats (needed a second look to confirm that they are all fake)

this is a well, and the sign seems to say that we can get drinking water from it. But I don't know how (or maybe it is only for residents)

translate it yourself :P

another piece of art?

the little prince and the fox again...in a shop/cafe/museum

model of the village

it's just beside the little prince

on the roof, they seem to be planting something, and there are statues too

throwing paper planes

you can see them from outside too

face of Gamcheon. There's even a no parking sign, so that we can take photos with it

here the man is wearing a Superman shirt, because it represents normal people being heroes

here is a pathway into the marketplace

the Loess salt company, another place with a stamp

buying the map also gives you three postcards; one is given to you when you buy the map, another is here, and the last one is somewhere else...that I didn't find (it was tiring enough walking around...I didn't make it a mission to find every stamp either)

a few people at the end of the path...

they're statues!

quite a lot of detail, even an apple!

at the exit (or you could say it's an entrance...)

I waited at the bus stop opposite the exit to return to Busan center and get to my next destination. When going to the village, I was taking the same bus route in the opposite direction, but the entrance to the village was one stop earlier if not mistaken.