Ulsan, Industrial hub in South Korea
Ulsan is South Korea's seventh-largest metropolitan city, known for its major industrial complexes.
Once a small fishing port, Ulsan has grown into a global manufacturing powerhouse since the 1960s.
The city celebrates the Ulsan Whale Festival, rooted in its whaling history.
Ulsan features the world's largest automobile assembly plant operated by Hyundai Motor Company.
Ulsan houses the Jangsaengpo Whale Museum, dedicated to preserving the history and artifacts of Korean whaling.
Location: South Korea
Population: 1150116
Website: ulsan.go.kr
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Ulsan is South Korea's seventh-largest metropolitan city, known for its major industrial complexes.
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The Ulsan Bridge spans the Taehwa River in Ulsan.
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