East Coast Highway (Yeongdeok), Riding Along the Spine of Korea!

Take a drive along National Route 7 alongside the deep blue East Sea. From Haemaji Park offering magnificent sunrises to a vibrant 24-hour port and a relaxing marine park, this route is a feast for the eyes.

Along the way

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   Haemaji Park

   해맞이공원

   A prime spot to watch the sunrise, this park draws visitors throughout the year. Located along the 64 km Gangchuk Coastal Road, which winds through pristine natural landscapes, it is easily accessible. The blue East Sea rolls out before the park, while a lush black pine forest spreads behind it. Tens of thousands of wildflowers and flowering trees are planted within the grounds, and over 1,000 wooden steps lead to pagodas and pavilions.MoreLess

   

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   Yeongdeok Wind Farm

   영덕 풍력발전단지

   This site offers up-close views of colossal wind turbines. Walking up the gentle slope, visitors are often left in awe at the sheer size of the windmills standing right before their eyes. The humming sound of the rotating blades is another unique attraction. From the observatory, you can see even more turbines, with an impressive lineup stretching across the mountain ridges. It also offers panoramic views of the East Sea stretching to the east.MoreLess

   

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   Ganggu Port

   강구항

   A must-visit destination for snow crab lovers, Ganggu Port is home to a famous Snow Crab Street. Right next to the port lies Yeongdeok Haeparang Park, which features various sculptures perfect for commemorative photos and serves as an ideal resting spot. Ganggu Port is also renowned for its spectacular sunrise views, attracting numerous tourists year-round.MoreLess

   

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   Jangsa Beach

   장사해수욕장

   Located on the border between Pohang and Yeongdeok, Jangsa Beach is renowned for the scenic pine grove lining the sandy shore. The beach, measuring 900 meters long and 80 meters wide, consists of sand and pebbles. With amenities such as changing rooms, showers, parking lots, and restrooms, it is also a great spot for camping.MoreLess

   

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