Seohaerang-gil Course 70

About the route

- A course where you can experience the preciousness of nature in ecological wetlands where natural monument animals and plants live and coastal sand dunes where you can feel the mysteries of nature from tens of millions of years ago.
- A course that allows you to discover both human history and the mysteries of nature.

Route summary

- A course where you can experience the preciousness of nature in ecological wetlands where natural monument animals and plants live and coastal sand dunes where you can feel the mysteries of nature from tens of millions of years ago.
- A course that allows you to discover both human history and the mysteries of nature.

Highlights

- 'Sogeunjinseong' was a town castle during the Joseon Dynasty and an important strategic point for the defense of the West Sea.
- ‘Duung Wetland’ was recognized globally for its importance as a wetland and was registered as a Ramsar Wetland in 2007.
- ‘Sinduri Beach’, where you can feel the atmosphere of a desert on a wide white sand beach.
‘Sinduri Coastal Dunes’ is the largest coastal dune area in Korea and has been designated as an ecosystem conservation area.
- Guryepo Beach, a small beach with a pine forest, was the filming location for the dramas ‘Jang Gilsan’ and ‘Tears of the Dragon.’
- ‘Mundong Beach’ where you can enjoy the scenery of Turtle Rock and the sunset

Getting there & amenities

- Point of view: Uihang Branch Office, Uihang-ri, Sowon-myeon, Taean-gun
Transportation) Take rural bus 220 or 221 at Taean Public Bus Terminal and get off at ‘Uihang 2-ri’ stop.
- End point: Hakampo Beach, Bangali, Wonbuk-myeon, Taean-gun
- Duung Wetland, registered as a Ramsar wetland in 2007, and Sinduri Coastal Sand Dunes, designated as a Cheonyeong Monument, are precious resources, so be careful not to damage them when visiting them.

Source: Korea Tourism Organization Durunubi (KOGL Type 1) · durunubi.kr ↗