prolog

Part 1 Seoul
1.
Gangnam, a trendy and dynamic space
2.
Hangaram's walk along the Han River, taking you back in time
3.
Seoul's downtown area between Namsan and Cheonggyecheon, from Euljiro to Myeongdong

Part 2 Gyeonggi-do
4.
Suwon is transforming from a commercial city of the past to an industrial city of the future.
5.
Ansan, moving from acceptance to inclusion
6.
Goyang, a city of one million people with 600 years of history

Part 3 Gangwon-do
7.
Yanggu, the land of peace and life, the center of the country
8.
Sokcho, a city where natural scenery and the emotions of displaced people blend together
9.
Happy 700, Pyeongchang, a healthy altitude

Part 4 Chungcheong Province
10.
Cheonan, the birthplace of walnut cookies & Asan, the land of hot springs
11.
Seosan & Taean, still beautiful despite repeated development
12.
Chungju, the city where Central Plains culture flourished

Part 5 Jeolla-do
13.
Gochang & Jeongeup, World Heritage Sites and Cities of the Donghak Peasant Revolution
14.
Naju, the center of light and a prosperous city in a vast plain
15.
Mokpo, a port city of beginnings and connections
16.
Yeosu, the romantic city of water

Part 6 Gyeongsang Province
17.
Gyeongju, a city advancing for a thousand years
18.
From an industrial city to an eco-city, The Rising City, Ulsan
19.
Changwon, a new city encompassing Masan and Jinhae

References

A fascinating geography and humanities textbook that is also a travel book that you can study!
- A travel book that will help you learn, completed by 25 geography teachers who traveled to 59 cities across the country over 5 years!
-The best textbook for mastering Korean geography.

In particular, since this book is a Korean geography textbook written by current geography teachers, it is also an extremely useful book for students studying 'Korean geography'.
Over the past five years, 25 teachers from the National Geography Teachers Association have traveled to 59 cities across the country to complete the book.
By following the friendly geography teacher's explanations, you will naturally acquire a sense of geography and easily learn various geography terms with real-life examples.
You can fill your head with information about the formation of strata that were previously considered hard and the geographical characteristics of each region, as if you were taking a trip.

Seoul, which was once Hanyang and Gyeongseong and then transformed into a global metropolis; Sokcho, where the longing of displaced people became the impetus for its transformation into a tourist city; and Changwon, where Masan and Jinhae merged to form a new integrated city. You can encounter the changes and future visions of each city, which are like living organisms.
Rather than remaining the same, you can vividly experience the ever-changing nature of the city, experiencing prosperity and decline, and then making another leap forward.

This is the perfect geography and humanities textbook for readers who want to delve deeper into the environment and living spaces we live in, opening up new perspectives on the environment and space.

Above all, it is easy to read because it explains things in a friendly, non-stiff, guide-like manner.
You can also experience it vividly visually through photos, map illustrations, etc.
It not only covers geography and history, but also addresses pressing issues and current affairs in our society related to the region, functioning as a comprehensive humanities textbook.
At the same time, it does not miss out on introducing the region's unique natural environment, local festivals, and food, so it can be used as a 'travel book that educates the whole family.'
Through this book, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of Korean geography, learn a new way of understanding space that takes future generations into account, and reflect on the very foundations of our lives.

'City Tour with a Geography Teacher' is also great for planning a city tour.
You can find your own meaning by reading each volume in order, but you can also start with a chapter that catches your eye, such as a city you like, a city you've always wanted to visit, or the city you currently live in or a neighboring city.
In any case, you will be able to gain a deeper understanding and richer knowledge of our country.


[Participating teachers] Go Ye-yoon, Kim Kyung-mi, Kim Jin-sun, Park Sang-gil, Seo Tae-dong, Shin Dong-ho, Eom Jeong-hoon, Yoon Shin-won, Lee Da-eun, Lee Myeong-jun, Lee Jae-hwan, Lee Ji-won, Lim Sook-kyung, Han Chung-ryeol, Hwang Sang-soo, Hwang Eun-seon