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Location14-24, Byeongmokgol-gil Sangseo-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do
- CategoryTour/ Sports Facility
- Korean아리울 승마장
- Chinese-乘馬場
- FieldCulture & Education / Sports
- Contents TypePlace Name / Facility
- Original Location14-24, Byeongmokgol-gil Sangseo-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do
- Current Location14-24, Byeongmokgol-gil Sangseo-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do
- Definition
- A horseback riding club located in Gao-ri, Sangseo-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do
- Background of Construction
- Supported by the Korean government, the Ariul Horseback Riding Club was newly opened after the former Buan Fine Horseback Riding Club was revamped with the purpose to boost activity in farming towns and the local economy in Buan region through equestrian sport.
- Development
- After repairing and supplementing facilities of the Buan Fine Horseback Riding Club, the club newly opened as the Ariul Horse Riding Club on December 3, 2009.
- Composition
- The Ariul Horse Riding Club features an indoor circular track, lodging facilities, and a rest area.
- Current Status
- The Ariul Horse Riding Club aims to make the equestrian sport not only an exclusive leisure reserved for the few but an accessible national sport that’s safe for all people. The club’s well-organized facilities and environment have made a slew of local equestrians visit regularly. Showcasing an indoor track, the club offers horseback riding year-round as well as horseback riding along Byeonsan Beach. The Ariul Horse Riding Club is utilized as the learning center for students in Jeollabuk-do region through group lessons. After signing an MOU to form a partnership with Sono Belle Byeonsan, formerly Daemyung Resort, the club opened and operated Horseback Riding programs on the Resort’s homepage to attract horseback riders to participate in experiential programs. The Ariul Horse Riding Club also formed a partnership with the Mohang Haenaru Family Hotel to advertise horseback riding programs. The club collaborates with Buan Police Station and operates a healing therapy program via horseback riding for youth people with the aim to deterring school violence.