Gyeongsangnam-do
Places to visit in Yangsan-si
This area has temples, forests, valleys, and retreat spaces on the slopes of Yeongchuksan Mountain. Discover nature and culture around Tongdosa Temple, a reservoir, and waterfalls.
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16 placesBeopgi Reservoir
This reservoir combines water facilities with large trees. Walk the open forest path and take in the waterside scenery.
View on mapDaeunsan Natural Recreation Forest
Located on the northwestern slopes of Daeunsan Mountain, this retreat has a deep, majestic forest and clear water. Enjoy a quiet day surrounded by nature.
View on mapNaewonsa Valley (Naewonsa Temple)
Below Naewonsa Temple, this valley runs through dense forest. Its striking scenery has long earned it the names Sogeumgang and Second Geumgangsan, and unusual rocks appear throughout.
View on mapHongryong Falls (Hongryongsa Temple)
The name refers to the waterfall's resemblance to a dragon ascending to the sky on a rainbow. Located in a valley on Wonhyosan Mountain, it falls in three distinct tiers.
View on mapTongdosa Temple
One of Korea's three major temples and a World Heritage site, Tongdosa enshrines the Buddha's true relics and robe.
View on mapTongdo Fantasia
This theme park at the foot of Yeongchuksan Mountain offers a variety of events and attractions.
View on mapEden Valley
This resort is home to the southernmost ski area in Korea, with skiing, luge, and other leisure activities.
View on mapHwangsan Park
This riverside park along the Nakdonggang River is Yangsan's signature urban green space. It offers sports facilities, a campground, bike paths, and walking trails, and serves as a place for residents to relax.
View on mapImgyeongdae Pavilion
Scholar Choe Chiwon stayed here and recited poetry during the Unified Silla period. At the foot of Obongsan Mountain, it is known for broad views of the Nakdonggang River beneath the sky.
View on mapYangsan Tower
A resource recovery facility chimney converted into an observation tower, it offers views across Yangsan. The exhibition hall presents the city's history at a glance.
View on mapYangsan Municipal Museum
The museum explores Yangsan's history and culture through spaces such as its history and ancient tomb galleries, as well as a range of exhibitions. It also hosts cultural events and educational programs.
View on mapBaenaegol Valley
This valley extends across several areas, including Wondong-myeon in Yangsan. Follow quiet waterways and woodland amid high mountains.
View on mapCheonseongsan Mountain
This mountain spans several townships in Yangsan and Ungsang, and is known for its broad summit meadows and mountain wetlands. Azaleas bloom in spring, while silver grass spreads along the ridges in autumn.
View on mapGeumjeongsan Mountain
This mountain rises across Busan and Yangsan, with foothills and ridges also reaching Dong-myeon in Yangsan. Walk among its exposed rock formations and look out over the surrounding mountain ranges.
View on mapYangsan Bukjeong-ri Ancient Tombs
This Silla-era tomb complex in Bukjeong-dong has walking paths and trees around the burial mounds. Walk among the tombs and explore Yangsan's ancient history.
View on mapKorean Royal Flower Museum
This private museum exhibits royal flower decorations used in Joseon court ceremonies. See court flower ornaments made from silk and other materials.
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Scenes of the area
- Discover water and forests in Yangsan-si.
- Explore temples and mountain foothills in Yangsan-si.
- Take a stroll along the Nakdong River in Yangsan-si.
- Yangsan's mountain ridges and valleys shape the landscape.
- Yangsan brings together ancient tombs and flowers of the royal court.