Automotive Industrial Tourism Course in Ulsan

Ulsan is an industrial city. Among its industries, the Hyundai Motor plant occupies a significant presence. Spanning an area 1.5 times the size of Yeouido in Seoul, it is the world's largest single-plant facility, producing an average of around 6,000 vehicles per day. By signing up for the factory tour program, visitors can take a 70–80-minute guided tour following the route: Heritage Hall exhibition at the Culture Center > observation corridor of the Plant 3 assembly shop > export pier. Exploring this along with the nearby Taehwagang River, its observatory, and the grand park makes for a delightful one-day trip.

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   Hyundai Motors Ulsan Plant

   현대자동차 울산공장

   The Hyundai Motors Ulsan Plant is the world's largest single automotive manufacturing complex, producing an average of around 6,000 vehicles per day across five plants. The Hyundai Motor tour program starts at the Culture Center and takes visitors on a tour bus through Plant 3 and the export pier before returning to the departure point.MoreLess

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   Taehwagang Observatory

   태화강 전망대

   Opened on February 24, 2009, this facility was reborn as a space where citizens can relax, take in the scenic views and natural ecosystem of the Taehwagang River, and observe migratory birds. Standing 4 stories tall (28 meters high) with a total floor area of 514㎡, it features an outdoor observation deck, a promotional hall, and a lounge.MoreLess

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   Taehwagang Grand Park

   태화강 대공원

   Spanning 531,000㎡—2.3 times the area of Yeouido Park in Seoul—Taehwagang Grand Park is the nation's largest urban waterfront space where water, bamboo groves, and lush greenery including canola flowers and green barley harmonize. It was created as an eco-friendly ecological park where nature and humans coexist, featuring a stream, a bamboo ecological garden, an outdoor performance stage, and an embankment walking path.MoreLess

   

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   Yongyeonseowon Confucian Academy

   용연서원

   Yongyeonseowon was established in 1737 (the 13th year of King Yeongjo's reign) when Yongyeonsa Shrine was built above Hwangyongyeon following a consensus among local Confucian scholars to commemorate Yi Ye (posthumous title Chungsookgong). In 1782 (the 6th year of King Jeongjo's reign), it was relocated to Seokcheon-ri, Ungchon, and given the shrine name Seokgye.MoreLess

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   Fe01

   Fe01(에프이01)

   Fe01 is the world's largest upcycling complex cultural and arts space, located in Ulju-gun, Ulsan.\nThrough junk art created by recycling iron (Fe) parts from discarded cars, motorcycles, and more, it offers opportunities to explore fresh perspectives and a world of infinite imagination.\nIt showcases over 1,140 diverse outdoor junk art sculptures across 5 themes: , , , , .\nThis exhibition, which demonstrates themed storytelling and the artists' intricate techniques, runs as an open-ended exhibition.\nAdditionally, to lead the promotion of upcycling culture, hands-on educational programs are offered where visitors can create junk art in connection with the exhibition.MoreLess

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