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A museum dedicated to the history and craftsmanship of Goryeo celadon pottery, particularly the inlaid celadon produced in Buan during the 12th and 13th centuries. Visitors can explore galleries displaying historic ceramics, learn about traditional pottery-making techniques, and participate in hands-on ceramic workshops. The grounds also include historic kiln remains.
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웅연조대
This view captures the serene, peaceful outer coast at Gomso Bay. It highlights the traditional, picturesque scene of anglers fishing (jodae) against the backdrop of the calm sea and the unique salt flats, embodying the relaxed atmosphere of the western shore.
곰소항
A fishing port on Gomso Bay, known for its traditional salted seafood and locally produced sea salt. Visitors can watch fishing boats in the harbor, explore the surrounding seafood market and discover a variety of fermented seafood specialties. The waterfront also offers views of the tidal flats and the coastal landscape of western Buan.
월명무애
The 4th of the Eight Sights of Byeonsan. This name means 'Misty Haze at Wolmyeong.' It refers to the ethereal and dreamlike view of the sea of clouds and mist surrounding the Naebyeonsan mountains, as seen from Wolmyeongam Hermitage, especially at dawn or after rain.
부안 줄포만 노을빛 정원; Julpo Bay Tidal Flat Ecological Park
A coastal ecological garden near Julpo Bay, formerly known as Julpo Bay Tidal Flat Ecological Park. The spacious grounds feature reed-lined walking paths, gardens and wetland scenery. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks, observe the natural surroundings and visit an ecological exhibition hall introducing the plants and animals of the tidal flats. Some activities and facilities require separate admission fees.
개암사
Founded in 643 CE, rebuilt in 1314.
소사모종
The 3rd of the Eight Sights of Byeonsan. 'Sosa' is the former name of Naesosa Temple, and 'mojong' means 'evening bell.' It refers to the scenic beauty and the serene sound of the temple's Dharma bell echoing through the foothills of Naebyeonsan at dusk.