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Samples of fish living at home and abroad are displayed in the ecological museum, and there is a large aquarium in the lobby where you can observe fish living off the coast of Jindo Island such as ash defense, sea bream, and sea bass.
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가계해수욕장
The mysterious sea road where the sea water splits, or Ganjo Yukgye-do, is 1 km south, and there are many tourist attractions such as Unlimsanbang, Ssanggyesa Temple, and Yongjangsanseong Fortress. Offshore are islands such as Geumho Island and Modo Island.
진도 신비의 바닷길
One of Jindo's most famous natural phenomena, this approximately 2.8-km-long and up to 40-meter-wide land bridge emerges from the sea during the year's lowest tides, connecting the village of Hoedong-ri with Modo Island. Often compared to the Biblical parting of the Red Sea, this remarkable tidal event is steeped in local legend. According to folklore, an elderly woman named Grandmother Ppong was left behind when her village fled from tigers to Modo Island. She prayed to the Sea Dragon King, who created a rainbow path through the waters for her reunion with her family. The phenomenon typically occurs during the second and sixth months of the lunar calendar. During the Mysterious Sea Road Festival, thousands of visitors walk across the exposed seabed, collecting shellfish and experiencing this natural wonder. The area around Gagye Beach offers excellent viewing points and access to the sea road when it appears.
진도쌍계사
Located on Cheomchalsan Mountain in Jindo-gun, this temple, which was founded by Doseon State Temple during the Silla Dynasty, was named Ssanggyesa Temple because the valley flows on both sides of the temple.
첨찰산
It is 485 meters tall. It is the highest rocky mountain in Jindo Island. There is a fortress that is believed to have been built during the Baekje period and the remains of Bongsudae that was installed during the Joseon Dynasty. At the bottom of the mountain are Unlim Sanbang (Jeonnam Monument 51) and Ssanggyesa Temple (Jeonnam Tangible Cultural Heritage 121) and the area around Ssanggyesa Temple and Unlim Sanbang is surrounded by evergreen forests (Natural Monument 107), which are designated as natural monuments.
여귀산
It is 457 meters high, and the top forms a rocky area that is difficult to climb, but the intelligent lines on both sides of the top are soft mountains. Starting from the Toprip bus stop and riding a rocky ridge to the top, you can see Heeyeosan Mountain, Buyongsan Mountain and Dadohae National Park at a cool glance. It takes 2 hours and 30 minutes to get down to the Toprip Tourist Farm after passing through the small Yeogisan Mountain.
운림산방
The title of the studio where painter He Yu (1807-1892), from the late Joseon Dynasty, lived in his later years.