Seventeen's Seungkwan Spends a Night in His Jeju Hometown Village: Green Tangerine Cooking and Sunset Bikes in Sinchang-ri

'Bukas' means Bu Seung-kwan's Karum Stay

Jeju Province posted the video on its official YouTube channel on the 15th. 'Bukas' is short for 'Bu Seung-kwan's Jeju Karum Stay'.

Karum Stay is Jeju's village-travel brand, pairing the Jeju word 'karum', a small village, with 'stay'.

What he did in Sinchang-ri

Seungkwan stayed in a village lodging, tasted local Jeju food and cooked with green tangerines. There is also a sunset bike ride along the coast.

The province's channel also carries a 25-minute video of his Jeju trip, with English subtitles (ENG SUB) so overseas fans can follow along.

No appearance fee

Seungkwan joined the campaign as a talent donation, with no appearance fee. Governor Wi Seong-gon said, "Seungkwan's sincerity from experiencing Karum Stay in his hometown is captured in the video and the tourism campaign."

The province said it hopes people at home and abroad will feel the charm of a Jeju worth staying in through every season.

If you want to follow him

Sinchang-ri sits in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju City. The lodging and activities he used can be seen in the video.