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Places to visit in Seocheon-gun

This area brings together the Geum River estuary and sandy beaches on the Yellow Sea. Enjoy the estuary's natural scenery and a coastal walk at Chunjangdae Beach.

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Seocheon-gun, The sea and reeds of Seocheon.

Places to visit

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  • Chunjangdae Beach

    A pine forest stretches behind this sandy beach. Plan a beach walk or camping trip, and explore nearby Maryang Port and Dongbaekjeong.

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  • Geumgang Estuary Dam Tourist Site

    Near Gunsan across the Geum River, this area is known for its migratory birds and graceful flocks. It also has plenty of food to enjoy.

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  • National Institute of Ecology

    Explore ecosystems from the Korean Peninsula and regions with tropical, desert, and Mediterranean climates at this national ecology exhibition center. Its extensive grounds feature a variety of plant and animal exhibits.

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  • National Marine Biodiversity Institute of Korea

    This national institute researches and conserves marine biological resources and operates SeaQrium, an exhibition and education center. Explore marine life and ocean ecosystems.

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  • Seocheon Tidal Flats

    The tidal flats along the Seocheon coast are an important natural habitat for diverse wildlife and a resting place for migratory birds. They are part of Getbol, Korean Tidal Flats, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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  • Dongbaekjeong Pavilion

    This pavilion sits on a coastal hill in Maryang-ri, with views of the sea and nearby camellia forest. Stone steps and unusual rock formations add to the coastal scenery.

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  • Seocheon Healing Forest

    Enjoy forest therapy programs and walks in the woods of Heuirisan and Munsusan Mountains. The grounds also have a path along Jongcheon Reservoir and a children's playground.

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Scenes of the area

  • The sea and reeds of Seocheon.
  • A walk through Seocheon's tidal flats and ecology exhibits
  • Forest trails and coastal hill scenery

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