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Mt. Dalma, is part of the Taebaek mountain range and lies in Haenam county,
Dalmasan (Korean: 달마산), also called Mount Dalma, is part of the Taebaek mountain range and lies in Haenam County, South Jeolla Province, South Korea. Its elevation is 489 meters, and its peak offers views of the "Land's Edge" (땅끝), the southernmost point on the Korean peninsula, 땅끝마을, and outlying islands such as Wando. Also in the vicinity are Mihwangsa and a number of hermitages affiliated with it.
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미황사
A temple on Mt Dalmasan. It is nearly 1,300 years old, founded in 749 CE during the Shilla Dynasty, which had by then conquered Baekje lands. Positioned amidst a dense forest and jagged peaks, it features a monochrome roof rather than the usual colorful Buddhist decorations, as well as carvings of sea creatures such as turtles and crabs.
도솔암
The hermitage is located in nature, especially on rocks, creating a unique atmosphere.
사구미해변
The slope is gentle and the water depth is shallow, and there is a forest of black pine trees behind the white sand beach.
포레스트수목원
It is a space where visitors can appreciate various plant species. There are gardens and trails with various themes.
송호해수욕장
Songho was named because the beach is full of old pine trees, and the fine sand and clear, calm waves of the beach resemble a lake. In particular, Songho Beach has fine sand and shallow water, making it great for children and families to play, and is home to a forest of hundreds-year-old sea pine trees.
땅끝해양자연사박물관
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.