Enjoying the Summer Beach to the Fullest
6 stops
This beach is located south of Gomsoman Bay, between the Byeonsanbando Peninsula in Buan and Gochang-gun. Along the vast white sandy beach, a centuries-old pine forest creates a spectacular view, and the sunset over the West Sea viewed from this forest is breathtaking.
- Distance
- 20.46km
Along the way
- 1Dongho Beach
동호해수욕장
This beach is located south of Gomsoman Bay, between the Byeonsanbando Peninsula in Buan and Gochang-gun. Along the vast white sandy beach, a centuries-old pine forest creates a spectacular view, and the sunset over the West Sea viewed from this forest is breathtaking.MoreLess
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Mandol Tidal Flat Experience Learning Center
만돌갯벌체험학습장
Mandol Village has officially opened a tidal flat experience learning center equipped with a comprehensive information center, shower facilities, and parking. It provides various equipment needed for visitors' experiences, such as mudflat boots, clam-digging rakes, and baskets, along with auxiliary facilities like foot-washing stations and restaurants.MoreLess
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Seonunsa Temple
선운사
According to the historical records preserved at Seonunsa Temple, it was once a grand temple where around 3,000 Buddhist monks practiced across 89 hermitages at the time of its founding. Currently, only the main temple and the Dosolam, Chamdangam, Dongunam, and Seoksangam hermitages remain.MoreLess
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Mandol Tidal Flat Experience Learning Center
만돌갯벌체험학습장
Mandol Village has officially opened a tidal flat experience learning center equipped with a comprehensive information center, shower facilities, and parking. It provides various equipment needed for visitors' experiences, such as mudflat boots, clam-digging rakes, and baskets, along with auxiliary facilities like foot-washing stations and restaurants.MoreLess
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Seonunsa Temple
선운사
According to the historical records preserved at Seonunsa Temple, it was once a grand temple where around 3,000 Buddhist monks practiced across 89 hermitages at the time of its founding. Currently, only the main temple and the Dosolam, Chamdangam, Dongunam, and Seoksangam hermitages remain.MoreLess
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Dosolgyegok Valley
도솔계곡
In the valley, Natural Monument No. 367, a Songak (Korean ivy), is located in front of the Seonunsa Tourist Complex parking lot. Following the path up from Seonunsa Temple to Dosolam Hermitage, Natural Monument No. 354, the Jangsasong Pine Tree, stands next to Jinheunggul Cave. The camellia forest behind the Daeungjeon Hall of Seonunsa Temple is designated as Natural Monument No. 184.MoreLess
Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI) · Machine-translated