Chungcheongnam-do

Places to visit in Boryeong-si

This area has broad sandy beaches on the Yellow Sea. Enjoy coastal walks at Daecheon and Muchangpo, and take in seascapes that change with the tides.

Places to visit

6 places

Muchangpo Beach
This west coast beach has a sandy shore backed by a pine forest. Check tide times and access guidance if you want to see the sea path.
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Daecheon Beach
This Boryeong beach has a wide sandy shore and space for walks along the coast. Plan a seaside break and marine activities to suit the season.
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Stele of Buddhist Monk Nanghye at Seongjusa Temple Site
See the stele for Buddhist Monk Nanghye, with an inscription written by Choe Chiwon near the end of Silla. Its inscription has endured for centuries and tells the history of Seongjusa Temple Site.
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Chungcheong Suyeongseong Fortress
These are the remains of the fortress of the Chungcheong naval command, which directed naval forces in Chungcheong during the Joseon period. Walk through the old naval base in Ocheon and explore the history of coastal defense along the Yellow Sea.
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Seongjusa Temple Site
These are the remains of Seongjusa Temple, which began in the Baekje period and flourished during Unified Silla. Stone pagodas, lanterns, and other heritage sites remain across the grounds, offering traces of the former temple.
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Five-story Stone Pagoda at Seongjusa Temple Site
This five-story stone pagoda, designated a Treasure, remains at Seongjusa Temple Site. Its tiered stone structure evokes the appearance of the former temple.
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