Goseong County, Administrative county in South Gyeongsang, South Korea.
Goseong County is a coastal county in South Gyeongsang with both mountainous terrain and ocean access. The area covers approximately 660 square kilometers and features a mix of inland highlands and seaside locations.
The area was once the capital of the ancient Sogaya kingdom and preserved administrative records and cultural artifacts from that era. This early period shaped the region's historical identity.
The Sogaya Festival brings people together for traditional performances and ceremonies honoring General Yi Sun-sin's military achievements. Visitors can experience local customs and historical reenactments that keep the region's heritage alive today.
The area is well connected through roads and public transportation, with the main administrative center located in Goseong-eup. It helps to familiarize yourself with local transport options before exploring the region.
Numerous dinosaur footprint fossils have been discovered throughout the county, leading to the establishment of the Goseong Dinosaur Museum. These remains attract scientific interest and create a unique draw for visitors interested in prehistory.
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