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Paju Provence is a small European-style village, famous for its light festival and for its picturesque buildings as if located in the south of France. There are many things to see and experience such as small shops, workshops, a miniature Eiffel Tower, pretty cafes, and good spots to take pictures. The Provence Art Village has a colorful and charming atmosphere. It is also a popular place for reunions, dates, drives, healing, filming of dramas and movies, and has been recognized as a notable shopping area. It is also home to Heyri Art Village. The motif is buildings in Provence, France, but there are many that are colorfully pastel-toned or have exotic wall murals or sculptures, so it reminds us of a fairytale land more than the actual Provence region. From around sunset to closing time, a colorful starlight festival occurs around a variety of sculptures in the complex. Starting with a high-class French restaurant in 1996, it began to become a place to try food from all over the world at European-style bakeries and cafes and Italian restaurants, as well as Korean establishments, in harmony with beautiful gardens, story murals, and night lighting. Come to enjoy some leisure in life, take in trend-setting fashion, household items, and experience facilities. In Provence Art Village, each shop runs its own respective concept but is organically connected in independent buildings with warm colors. A greenhouse and outdoor garden provide rest areas of flowers and water and a popular tourist stops. A variety of festivals feature cultural performances, new experiences, and beautiful events throughout the four seasons. Dishes at Matgoeul, a restaurant in Provence Art Village, use only domestically grown Paju Jangdan beans and include Jangdan Bean Cheongukjang, Jangdan Kongbijjigae, Jangdan Soybean Doenjang-jjigae, Tofu Mushroom Hotpot, Tofu Seafood Hotpot, Tofu Bossam, Bean Bijijjigae, Cheonggukjang Stew, Stir-fried Beans, and Soft Tofu. 

Connecting Dolsando and Jasan Park over the ocean, Yeosu Marine Cable Car is Korea's first marine cable car, and the fourth in Asia after Hong Kong, Singapore, and Vietnam. With operations that began in December, 2014, it shuttles back and forth over the 1.5 ㎞ distance between Jasan Park and Dolsan Park. Fifteen “crystal cabins” with transparent floors and 35 regular cabins mean that Yeosu Marine Cable Car has 50 cabins to offer visitors. The crystal cabin is a favorite as riders can take advantage of its reinforced glass cabin for a truly panoramic view of the beautiful sea below. Islands in the maritime national park, centered around the exhibition venue and Odongdo Island, can be seen from Yeosu Marine Cable Car, along with a view of Turtle Ship Bridge, ocean-going vessels, islands, Yeosu’s cityscape, Hamel Lighthouse, Jasan Park Observatory, and Odongdo. At night, enjoy a different view of the ocean surrounding Yeosu. Nora Station in Dolsan Park has an observatory from where a 360-degree view of Yeosu and the whole of Dolsando can be seen. Boarding a cable car shortly before dusk means visitors can take in the sunset from the air and enjoy the romantic nightscape of Yeosu. The cable cars can be boarded from Nora Station at Dolsan Park or Haeya Station at Jasan Park.