[Ganghwa Nadeul-gil] Course 11 (Seongmodo Baram-gil)

Course 11 of Ganghwa Nadeul-gil, which begins when you get off at Seokmodo Island and enter the embankment road, passes Minmeoru Beach and climbs the mountain, where the beautiful West Sea scenery unfolds before your eyes. Course 11 of Ganghwa Nadeul-gil is also called ‘Wind Road’ and, as its name suggests, it is very windy. Most of the time, you can walk along the sea path, and if you walk with the wind, you can come across a fish port with a beautiful sunrise. Fishing Port is located at the point where the beach road turns into a mountain road. The causeway along the sea is quite long, and Seokmodo Island is a rare place where you can see the sunrise and sunset at the same time. The scenery of the mudflats and the sea is beautiful, and there are no stores until the last course, so it is a good idea to prepare water in advance. Restrooms can be inconvenient as there are only portable public toilets near the salt farm. In the last course, you can see the rock-carved seated Buddha statue at Bomunsa Temple, one of Korea's three major Avalokitesvara prayer temples. When you arrive at Bomunsa Temple, there are restaurants and convenience facilities. You can return to the dock by bus.