Beopjusa Temple, meaning where the Buddha's Dharma dwells, is located at the foot of Songnisan. It was founded in the 14th year of King Jinheung of Si ... More
Beopjusa Temple, meaning where the Buddha's Dharma dwells, is located at the foot of Songnisan. It was founded in the 14th year of King Jinheung of Silla (553 AD) by Uisin Pagoda and rebuilt by King Seongdeok and King Hyegong, marking the beginning of the grand temple in scale. During the invasion of the Red Turbans of Goryeo, King Gongmin was fleeing to Andong but stopped by on his way back to the palace; King Taejo of Joseon performed a hundred-day prayer before ascending the throne; and King Sejo, who was ill, prayed for three days at Bokcheonam. By the mid-Joseon period, it had become a magnificent temple with over 60 buildings and more than 70 hermitages, but due to the Imjin War, almost all the temple buildings were burned down. In 1624, the second year of King Injo's reign, Monk Byeokmam rebuilt the temple, and after several subsequent renovations, it remains to this day.
Ssanggyesa Temple was established in the 21st year of King Seongdeok of Silla, when Venerable Sambeop returned from studying abroad, bringing the reli ... More
Ssanggyesa Temple was established in the 21st year of King Seongdeok of Silla, when Venerable Sambeop returned from studying abroad, bringing the relics of Hyeneng, the 6th founder of Chinese Buddhist Zen school, to enshrine and enshrine them. In the 2nd year of King Munseong (840), Jingam Seonsa Hyeso called it Okcheonsa Temple, but in the 2nd year of King Jeonggang, it was changed to Ssanggyesa Temple. Ssanggyesa Temple, which had burned during the Imjin War, was rebuilt by Monk Byeogam in the 10th year of King Injo (1632). Notable attractions include the cherry blossoms at Ssanggyesa Temple, the Ssanggyeseok Gate handwritten by the elegant Choi Chi-won, the grand pagoda stele of Zen Jingam, the natural elm tree in the northern Guksa Rock courtyard, and Bulil Waterfall flanking the valleys of Cheonghak and Baekhak Peaks to the northeast. Meanwhile, Ssanggyesa Temple has a deep connection with tea. In the 3rd year of King Heungdeok of Silla (828), Kim Dae-ryeom went as an envoy to the Tang dynasty and brought the first tea tree seeds, which he planted by royal order in the Ssanggyesa area south of Jirisan. A monument to the tea ceremony is erected before reaching the first gate, and there is also a monument commemorating the tea planting site in the village tea field.
It is well known among hiking enthusiasts as part of the Yeongnam Alps, famous for its silver grass plains dyed red at sunset, and especially during t ... More
It is well known among hiking enthusiasts as part of the Yeongnam Alps, famous for its silver grass plains dyed red at sunset, and especially during the autumn foliage season, crowds of hikers form even on weekdays. There are various ways to access it, but using the forest road from the Yangsan Baenaegol side is the safest. Commonly called the Deer Farm Course, it takes about 1 hour 30 minutes ~ 2 hours one way. It takes a bit longer, but there's almost no slope. In fact, you can easily get there wearing just sneakers, and it's easy enough for families to come.
Entrance fee for Adults ---------------- KRW 5,000
Entrance fee for Chileren ---------------- KRW 1,500
Andong Hahoe Village is a traditional folk village shaped by the Nakdong River winding through the village in an S-shape, and it was designated a UNES ... More
Andong Hahoe Village is a traditional folk village shaped by the Nakdong River winding through the village in an S-shape, and it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2010 as a representative landmark of Andong. As a Pungsan Ryu clan clan village, the Joseon-era yangban family, thatched, and tiled houses blend in their original form, and the area is introduced as a 'living village' where residents still live today.
The place name Haemi(海美), meaning 'beautiful sea,' has been used since the Joseon Dynasty. In 1416, King Taejong was conducting a river dance at Dobis ... More
The place name Haemi(海美), meaning 'beautiful sea,' has been used since the Joseon Dynasty. In 1416, King Taejong was conducting a river dance at Dobisan in Seosan, then stayed a day at Haemi to explore the surrounding area. Judging that the area was suitable for effectively defending against Japanese pirates appearing along the coast, he chose it as a site for relocating the Chungcheong military camp from Deoksan, completing construction from 1417 (the 17th year of King Taejong) to 1421 (the 3rd year of King Sejong).
Later, the Chungcheong Byeongyeong, the highest command institution of the Chungcheong Army, was located in Haemi, and the Byeongma Jeoldosa was assigned to command the entire army. In 1651, the Chungcheong Byeongyeongyeong was relocated to Cheongju, ending its role as the military fortress of the Chungcheong Military Governor. Later, the Hoseo Left Command, one of the five camps in Chungcheong Province, was established, and military commanders were dispatched as commanders to concurrently serve as Left Commander of Hoseo Iseong and as Haemi County Magistrate, thus serving as the town fortress (yeupseong)*.
Pujimhan Restaurant is a cozy Korean restaurant near Seongsan Ilchulbong in Jeju, and its popular dishes include fresh seafood specialties such as sea ... More
Pujimhan Restaurant is a cozy Korean restaurant near Seongsan Ilchulbong in Jeju, and its popular dishes include fresh seafood specialties such as sea snail kalguksu and sea urchin seaweed soup. The noodles made from hand-cut noodles are chewy and springy, and the broth is characterized by a rich yet clean taste.
Nanjing Mirak is famous for its sashimi and dishes that highlight the deep flavors of wild fish. They serve thickly sliced fish such as stone porgy an ... More
Nanjing Mirak is famous for its sashimi and dishes that highlight the deep flavors of wild fish. They serve thickly sliced fish such as stone porgy and dagumbari, and specialty side dishes like hairtail kimchi are also popular. The spicy fish stew is highly praised for its rich broth, and the rooms are well-equipped for family visitors.
- When using a private car
Departing from Jeju Airport: Route 1132 takes about 1 hour heading west along the road, passing Sanbangsan and entering toward Sakye Beach.
- When using public transportation
From Jeju Airport: Take the airport limousine bus to Seogwipo Intercity Bus Terminal, then board bus number 202 and get off at Sagye-ri stop. It takes about 10 minutes on foot from the bus stop.
Entrance fee for Adults ---------------- KRW 80,000
Entrance fee for kids ---------------- KRW 67,500
Hanwha Resort Seorak Waterpia is one of Korea\'s most famous hot spring water parks, located in the beautiful city of Sokcho near Seoraksan National P ... More
Hanwha Resort Seorak Waterpia is one of Korea\'s most famous hot spring water parks, located in the beautiful city of Sokcho near Seoraksan National Park. It combines a traditional hot spring spa with exciting water park attractions, making it a popular destination for families, couples, and tourists throughout the year.
Baekseol Farmer is a garden café created on the site where his grandmother once lived after returning to his hometown. It is a complex cultural space ... More
Baekseol Farmer is a garden café created on the site where his grandmother once lived after returning to his hometown. It is a complex cultural space combining a farm, café, and garden, with the building designed with a sophisticated storage concept and featuring wood-based interiors. With a spacious garden and flower garden, visitors can enjoy a variety of flowers in each season, and an apple farm is also operated to offer fruit-related menus. Main menu items include mugwort panner, pita chu latte, and apple juice. Visitors can stroll through the beautiful gardens to feel the changing seasons, relax in the café, and enjoy unique drinks. Additionally, visitors can tour apple farms, allowing visitors to experience the rural atmosphere. Baekseol Farmer is a space filled with the challenges of young people who left the city to start a new life in their hometown, establishing itself as a new tourist attraction in Yesan.
Splas Resom is one of Korea s most popular hot spring water parks and spa resorts. Located in Yesan, it combines a large water park, natural hot sprin ... More
Splas Resom is one of Korea s most popular hot spring water parks and spa resorts. Located in Yesan, it combines a large water park, natural hot springs, spa facilities, and resort accommodations, making it a great destination for families, couples, and groups throughout the year.
45-7 Oncheondanji 3-ro, Deoksan-myeon, Yesan-gun, Chungcheongnam-do, Republic of Korea
- Business hour -
Everyday 09:00am-18:00pm
- Direction -
By Taxi from Yesan
If you arrive at Yesan Bus Terminal or Sapgyo Station, a taxi ride to the resort is usually the easiest option and takes about 15–25 minutes, depending on traffic.
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