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150,000 won for a whole chicken stew in the valley. This single bowl of exorbitant price swallowed up an entire tourist destination. The real reason Gangchon, Seorak-dong, and Yesan Market collapsed without a single rat left was neither traffic nor COVID-19. ▼ Chapter 00:00 Introduction — The Downfall of a Tourist Destroyed by a Bowl of Chicken Stew 01:00 Part 1: Is Traffic the Culprit? The Paradox of Jeongdongjin 04:30 Part 2: Valley Chicken Soup for 150,000 Won, Merchants Rip Off Customers with Seat Fees, Teaching Them a Lesson 08:30 Part 3: The Betrayal of Yesan Market 13:00 Part 4: Safety and Customers Left Behind, Big Gains and Show-offs 17:00 Part 5: Domestic Tourism Isn't Dead, Only Rip-off Shops That Look Down on Customers Are Dying 21:30 Wrap-up — This Is Not Just a Story from Another Country ───────────────────────────────── 📌 Key Data • 159 out of 225 Commercial and Accommodation Businesses in Seorak-dong Temporarily or Permanently Closed (Seven out of Ten) • Yesan Market Visitors 4 Million → 1.3 Million, Monthly Rent 100,000 → 2 Million Won (20-fold) • Domestic Travel Spending in 2025 to Reach 39.5 Trillion Won, All-Time High • Q1 2026: 3.12 million Koreans to visit Japan (all-time high), Jeju: Domestic visitors down 15.3% • 141 out of 229 basic local governments nationwide are at risk of extinction (61.5%) ────────────────────────────────── The numbers speak for themselves. If you treat guests as people you will only see once, they will only see you once. This is not a story from another country. Join us with a subscription and like for stories about protecting your retirement and assets. #TouristAttractions #DownfallOfTouristAttractions #DomesticTravel #TouristAttractionReview #DomesticTouristAttractions #PriceRipening #Ripoffs #ValleyTeachingAKick #RegionalExtinction #PopulationExtinction #PopulationDecline #Downfall #Economics