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황금산
Golden Mountain is a great place to enjoy beautiful natural scenery and beaches on the west coast at the same time. It is a low mountain about 156m above sea level, and there is a trail where you can climb lightly overlooking the West Sea. In particular, when you reach the top, you can enjoy the panoramic scenery of the West Sea, the island, and the coastline.
중리어촌체험마을
Jung-ri Fishing Village is a village located in Garorim Bay, one of the world's five clean mudflats, and is a village where agriculture and fishing are harmonized. The north of Jung-ri is a hilly mountainous area, including Mangmi Mountain, and large-scale reclaimed land is developed around the village, making it popular not only for sea fishing but also for freshwater fishing and walking paths. The coastal area of Jung-ri is a rias-style coast made up of complex and beautiful scenery as part of the land becomes the sea and part of the sea becomes the land due to the sedimentation of the land and the rise of the sea.
Since the Jungri Fishing Village is well-preserved in its natural environment, the villagers are mainly living by clam farming, oyster farming, seaweed collection, jukkumi, anago, rockfish, and octopus fishing based on abundant fishery resources. In addition, the Jungri Fishing Village is a village where you can experience the collection of abundant marine products as the beautiful and excellent natural environment is well preserved among fishing villages within two hours of the metropolitan area.
다울관광농원
This multi-purpose tourist farm offers camping and glamping between Seosan city center and Garolim Bay. Facilities include a seasonal outdoor pool and an animal farm with donkeys and sheep. Guests can participate in seasonal programs like chestnut or mushroom picking. cafes and restaurants are on site.
팔봉산
It is 362 meters tall. Located in Palbong-myeon, Seosan-si, South Chungcheong Province, it belongs to the Geumbuk jeongmaek, and according to Hosanrok, the name of the mountain is derived from the line of eight rocky peaks. Originally, there were nine peaks, but they are usually called eight peaks except for the smallest ones. For this reason, a legend goes that one peak that was excluded did not include itself, and that it cries at the end of December every year. Although the mountain has many rocky peaks, it has well-equipped iron stairs and ropes.
성왕사