South Korea is promoting its newest World Heritage ‘site’ to tourists: tidal flats, 2,150 species of flora and fauna, Mad Max-style mini-tractors - and plenty of mud

• Several of South Korea’s tidal mudflats - or ‘getbol’ - were inscribed as a combined property on Unesco’s World Heritage list in 2021
• Programmes designed to attract foreign tourists include catching, cooking and chowing down on clams. Elsewhere, pickers zoom across the flats in mini-tractors