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Janggun Rock, or "General Rock," is a distinct coastal rock formation on the island of Marado. The rock gets its name from its unique shape, which is said to resemble a general standing watch over the sea. It serves as a popular photo spot and is a notable landmark along the island's scenic walking path.
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Marado Lighthouse is a prominent landmark located on Marado, South Korea's southernmost island. First lit in 1915, it has a long history of guiding ships in the treacherous waters around the island. The lighthouse continues to serve as a vital navigational aid for maritime traffic in the region.
Marado Catholic Church is a small and charming place of worship located on South Korea's southernmost island. As one of the country's most isolated religious sites, it provides a spiritual home for both the local community and visitors. Its unique and modest architecture, set against the beautiful coastal scenery, makes it a notable landmark.
Stand at the most southern point in South Korea