Untact Healing Travel Course in Geoje

Starting from Geunpodonggul Cave, which holds historical pain, and ending at Maemiseong Fortress, which remembers years of hard work and dedication, this Geoje travel course is both a top photo spot and a healing journey! Though an outdoor itinerary, enjoy true relaxation for both your mind and photo album through this cozy and picturesque untact tour of Geoje.

Along the way

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   Geunpodonggul Cave

   근포동굴

   Originally used as an artillery position during the Japanese colonial period, Geunpodonggul Cave evokes admiration at sunset with the view, colors outside the cave, and dramatic silhouettes created by the backlight. In addition, visiting after rain creates puddles on the ground that reflect the outside landscape, allowing visitors to capture even more breathtaking photos.MoreLess

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   Ujebong Observatory

   우제봉전망대

   Climbing up to Ujebong Observatory allows you to look down on the scenic views of Haegeumgang. The summit of Ujebong Peak is 107 meters above sea level and takes only about 30 minutes at a leisurely walking pace. The path is neither steep nor strenuous, making it accessible and enjoyable for everyone from children to seniors.MoreLess

   

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   Maengjong Bamboo Shoot Experience Trail

   맹종죽순체험길

   Geoje Maengjongjuk Theme Park is a bamboo therapy space offering healing and interactive experiences utilizing Moso bamboo (Maengjongjuk) and the surrounding natural environment. Through the utilization and preservation of Moso bamboo, visitors can experience healing through bamboo forest bathing as well as landscape therapy combining ocean views and environmental art.MoreLess

   

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   Maemiseong Fortress

   매미성

   Maemiseong Fortress is a wall built single-handedly over many years by citizen Baek Soon-sam, who lost his farmland to Typhoon Maemi in 2003, in order to protect his crops from natural disasters. The repeated process of stacking rectangular granite blocks and filling them with mortar near the seashore has transformed into a fortress reminiscent of medieval Europe. Its scale and design are remarkably impressive, especially considering it was constructed without a single architectural blueprint.MoreLess

   

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