Dangjin

The remains of Father Kim Dae-geon in Solmoi Village, Dangjin, are the birthplace of Father Kim Dae-geon, the first Korean Catholic priest. Pilgrims continue to visit this place, and after Pope Francis visited on August 15, 2014, it became a popular shrine not only for domestic but also for overseas pilgrims.

It is a village where the largest number of Catholics lived in the late Joseon Dynasty, and is designated as a Catholic holy site.

The house was designed and built by Sim Hoon, a Japanese colonial era poet and novelist, in 1934, and was designated as a monument in Chungcheongnam-do in 1997.

Myeoncheoneupseong Walled Town is a flatland walled town built in 1439 and the 21st year of King Sejong to protect the government and administrative districts from Japanese invasion, and is the main stage of many historical events.

Dangsan Reservoir Eco Park offers a nature-friendly environment and is equipped with various facilities such as trails and exercise equipment.

It is 349 m high. Amisan Mountain means a beautiful mountain like a beauty's eyebrows, and it was also called Soyisan Mountain or Somisan Mountain in the past. It is the highest mountain in Dangjin-si, and forms a watershed between the north and south, and Dabulsan Mountain extends southwest from the top.

Seokmunsan Mountain is a low mountain about 100m above sea level, providing a beautiful view of the West Sea and Seokmun Seawall. Popular for gentle hiking trails, surrounding fishing and driving courses, it is a natural resort suitable for family visitors.

At about 210 m above sea level, it is a mountain where you can see the West Sea and the surrounding natural scenery at a glance. The trail is a relatively gentle and accessible resting place loved by local residents and tourists. In particular, the scenery of Seokmunho Lake and the West Sea from the top is impressive.

It is a quiet traditional temple in the arms of Yeongpasan Mountain (Samseonsan Mountain), which is said to block the waves of the West Sea.

The temple was built by Doseon Guksa, a Buddhist monk from Unified Silla during the Northern and Southern dynasties, in Sangwangsan Mountain.

On the front of the Anguk Temple site, there is a stone embankment, and there are three main stones and foundations left in the site. On one side of the site, there is a small Ongdalsaem, and pieces of tile are scattered here and there behind it

Daehosa also serves as the general office of the parish of Taegojong in Chungnam. Buddhist monks and believers are engaged in activities to spread the Buddha of mercy, such as donating rice for underprivileged neighbors to each village in Daehoji-myeon.

It is a facility that provides marine-related exhibitions and experiences. It is a space that provides various educational and fun experiences by utilizing Dangjin's marine resources and helps understand the marine environment and ecosystem