Haewoljeong Pavilion

Korean name해월정

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Dalmaji-gil is a quiet path thick with cherry trees and pine forest on the slope of Mt. Wau, on the way from Haeundae Beach to Songjeong Beach. Because it curves more than 15 times, it is also called “15 Gokdo” (15 curves) and forms an 8 km driving course. Here, especially on the first full moon of the year (Jeongwol Daeboreum), visitors can fully enjoy the sea's mood blended with moonlight. At the midpoint (summit) is Dalmaji Hill, with a monument of natural stone; the Haewoljeong pavilion, newly built in February 1997 in the old pavilion style, adds a refined, nostalgic atmosphere. The New Millennium Clock Tower installed in January 2000 is also famous.

(Source: Haeundae-gu Culture and Tourism website)