Haenam

Located in the southernmost part of the Korean Peninsula, it is an observatory where visitors can view the surrounding landscape, including the South Sea. When the weather is nice, visitors can observe the surrounding islands and seas at a glance.

The hermitage is located in nature, especially on rocks, creating a unique atmosphere.

There are Ginkgo Tree and Bijarim, Sarangchae, Nokudang, Anchae, Haengnangchae, Barn, Ansadang, Gosan Sadang, Eochoeun Sadang, Chuwondang, and Gosan Antiquities Exhibition Hall.

The orchid evergreen broad-leaved and temperate deciduous broad-leaved trees form a forest.

The slope is gentle and the water depth is shallow, and there is a forest of black pine trees behind the white sand beach.

Mt. Dalma, is part of the Taebaek mountain range and lies in Haenam county,

Pine trees planted at the time of opening grow around the beach to create shade, and a small park is also built to play ball. There is also a camping site nearby, so there are showers and repair facilities.

It is known as the most beautiful reed field among the reed fields in the country, and it is said that visitors can see the scenery around sunset from early November to the end of November

It is famous for its long 3-km-long sandy beach and beautiful coastline. It was developed as a beach in 1994. It is well-known for its quiet white sand beaches and fine sand, and about half of the white sand beaches are tied to military areas, which is why public access is restricted. Along the coastline, there are springs that do not dry out even in drought, and dragon caves that live in dragons.

It consists of numerous peaks with 40 km east-west, 60 km north-south, and 530 km² in total area, strange rocks and waterfalls caused by long-term geological activities and weathering, and areas covered with coniferous and broad-leaved forests.

It consists of two islands and houses 36 generations and 93 people. Two islands from east to west lead to Imha-gyo Bridge to form Imha-do Island. The two islands are not bridges, but bridges that block water, allowing water to flow on one side. In other words, a breakwater was built on both sides and cemented at the end.

It represents the southernmost land end of the Korean Peninsula and was built to commemorate it. Built by Haenam-gun during its development as a tourist destination, it is an iconic place where you can feel the beginning and the end of the Korean Peninsula as it borders the sea. Around the monument, an observatory and coastline views are spread out, so visitors can enjoy the coastal scenery at the southern end.

The monument was erected to commemorate Yi Sun-shin's contribution to the victory of the Battle of Myeongnyang (1597), during the Japanese invasion of Korea. What was moved to Gyeongbokgung Palace during the Japanese colonial rule was relocated to the coastal area of Haenam in 1947 (1186-7, Hakdong-ri, Munnae-myeon), and relocated to its current location in March 2011.

This building houses Sakyamuni Buddha. Here, "Daewoong" symbolizes the greatness and benevolence of Sakyamuni, and Daewoongbojeon means the Buddhist temple of Sakyamuni Buddha.

The park has many Buddhist relics and cultural properties, including the historic Daeheungsa Temple, and is home to temples and historic sites that are beautiful and historically important, so nature and culture are in harmony.

The exhibition hall consists of a labyrinth exhibition hall and a labyrinth experience hall. On the first floor, there is a labyrinth history hall and a rest facility, a labyrinth cafe, and on the second floor, there is a labyrinth forest made of mirrors, dinosaur adventure, and a labyrinth experience hall with five themes of trick art zones.

Located on the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula, the park symbolizes the geographical characteristics of the "land's edge." The park has been created as a place where people can pledge new hope and pray for their wishes at the end of the Korean Peninsula. With sculptures and trails, such as stairs of hope and the Tower of Hope, visitors can relax while enjoying the sea and coastal scenery.

It is a food festival held every year during the harvest season of agricultural and marine products at Duryunsan Provincial Park in Daeheungsa, UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was held to lay the foundation for revitalizing food tourism by developing Haenam's specialized food and holding a food festival by applying all of Haenam's agricultural, fishery, and livestock products as food ingredients, focusing on cabbage, seaweed, and sweet potato.

It is a festival held in the Uldolmok area by Haenam-gun and Jindo-gun in Jeollanam-do to commemorate the Battle of Myeongnyang during the Japanese invasions of Korea. The Battle of Myeongnyang was a battle in which Admiral Lee Sun-sin led 13 Joseon naval fleets against 133 Japanese naval ships at Uldolmok on September 16, 1597, and defeated 31 of them. Haenam-gun held an event in 1997 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Battle of Myeongnyang, and has been holding the event together with Jindo-gun since 2008.

This festival, hosted by Haenam-gun and sponsored by Jeollanam-do and Mihwangsa, includes walking programs (6.51-km course), fusion Korean music/mime performance/busking performances, and tasting of Haenam sweet potatoes and water kimchi. It provides an experience program that satisfies all five senses. In addition, for the convenience of visitors, a shuttle bus departing from Haenam(bus terminal) is operated.

Ttangkkeut Village is a place where you can see both sunrise and sunset, and is known as the only attraction in the country for sunrise and sunset. The Ttangkkeut Sunrise Festival is held every year on Dec 31 and Jan 1 of the new year in Ttangkkeut Village. The Ttangkkeut Sunrise Festival is a festival where tourists and local residents from all over the country come together and is held with various programs. In particular, it is crowded with many people who welcome the first sunrise of the new year with a new resolution after spending the old year. It will spend the last night on Dec. 31, and at midnight, when the year is about to end, it will be decorated with a variety of events such as a fireworks show to organize the old feelings of the year, regretting the passing sun.

Every year, the so-called "Miracle of Moses" occurs, in which the sea splits between Yeongdeungsari in the New Year's Eve of the lunar calendar and Hoedong Village in Gogun-myeon, Jindo-gun and a mother island in Uishin-myeon, off the coast. When the water is drained, a sea road that is 30 to 40 meters wide and 2.8 kilometers long opens up. During this period, a mysterious sea road festival is held in Hoedong-ri. The sea road is completely exposed for about an hour and then closed.

On this 395-m-long monorail, you can enjoy the spectacular coastal scenery of the South Sea and the beauty of the indigo sea? It provides tourists visiting Ttangkkeut with a place where they can see the beauty of Ttangkkeut, the starting point of the national pilgrimage, more vividly. In particular, it was installed to relieve the many inconveniences of the disabled and the elderly who could not easily walk to the 200-m Galdu Mt. Observatory.

Duryun Mountain Cable Car is known as a tourist course that connects the thousand-year-old Daeheungsa in Haenam, Gosan Yun Seon-do's Nokwudang, Uhang-ri Dinosaur Fossil Site, Usu-yeong Myeongrang Battle Site, and Ttangkkeut Village, etc. It uses a 1.6-km track and runs at a speed of 3.6 m/s for 8 minutes (one-way time)

It is a village where the natural ecological environment such as rural experience, theme experience, and tidal flat experience is well preserved. It is a village that develops and researches kimchi with uncontaminated water flowing from the mountain. From ₩4,000 to ₩80,000, various experiences are provided.

The Haenam Dinosaur Museum, located in Wuhang-ri, Hwangsan-myeon, Haenam-gun, is the largest dinosaur museum in Korea, with about 200,000 visitors every year since its opening in 2007. Wuhang-ri is the first area in the world where pterosaurs, dinosaurs, and bird footprints have been found in the same strata, and if you visit the museum, you can see clear footprints in the three protected buildings.

Seoladawon is equipped with a hanok, a red clay room, a tea experience and traditional music experience center, and a Sarangbang(room) where you can experience tea culture. You can enjoy a variety of experiences such as making green tea pizza, tea meditation, tea making, and experiencing seasonal food.

It is a museum where you can meet the marine life collected by the captain of the deep-sea fishing boat for more than 40 years.