Byeonsan-bando National Park

The 154 square kilometer park combines mountainous terrain and coastal areas, featuring stratified rock formations, dense forests, and long sandy beaches along the peninsula.

The park, officially designated in 1988, contains the Naesosa Temple, constructed in the 600s during the Baekjae Dynasty and reconstructed in the Joseon period.

Suseongdang, a traditional Shaman temple within the park boundaries, represents the spiritual practices of the Jeollabukdo region through its architecture and ceremonies.

The park offers multiple accommodation options near beaches, including hotels, pensions, and campsites, with local buses connecting hiking areas and coastal sections.

The Chaeseokgang cliffs reveal their geological structures during low tide, when visitors can examine the layered rock formations along the shoreline.

Inception: 1988

GPS coordinates: 35.64400,126.58600

Latest update: March 9, 2025 08:19