A Guide to Slow City Yesan

Out of the 56,000 pyeong designated as a national tourist area, 13,000 pyeong of the Yedang Tourist Complex has been developed. Key facilities include public amenities such as restaurants, inns, and various convenience facilities. To date, six facilities including hiking trails and parking areas have been completed, transforming it into a themed tourist destination.

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   Yedang Reservoir

   예당저수지

   Out of the 56,000 pyeong designated as a national tourist area, 13,000 pyeong of the Yedang Tourist Complex has been developed. Key facilities include public amenities such as restaurants, inns, and various convenience facilities. To date, six facilities including hiking trails and parking areas have been completed, transforming it into a themed tourist destination.MoreLess

   

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   Yedangho Sculpture Park

   예당호조각공원

   Yedangho Sculpture Park is a park established within the expansive Yedang Reservoir, receiving high praise from visitors for its picturesque, painting-like scenery featuring an outdoor stage, camping site, and walking trails.MoreLess

   

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   Imjonseong Fortress

   임존성

   Imjon Fortress, built atop this mountain, was constructed with the purpose of digging a well at a high elevation to collect water, which was then released upon an enemy attack to initially plunge the invaders into distress before launching a decisive assault.MoreLess

   

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   Sudeoksa Temple

   수덕사

   "Baekje has many Buddhist monks, temples, and pagodas," as recorded in historical Chinese texts such as the 'History of the Northern Dynasties' (Beishi), 'Book of Sui' (Suishu), and 'Book of Zhou' (Zhoushu). Among the 12 Baekje temples mentioned in these records—such as Heungnyunsa, Wangheungsa, Chiraksa, Sudeoksa, Sajasa, Mireuksa, and Jeseokjeongsa—Sudeoksa is the only temple that maintains a large scale to this day.MoreLess

   

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