Yoseonjeong Pavilion & Yoseonam Rock

Yoseong Pavilion is a pavilion located in Mureung-ri, Suju-myeon, with a clear stream flowing in front of it, and the characters 'Yoseong Rock' are carved into a large flat rock on the riverbank. Yoseong Pavilion is said to be a place where, during the height of Buddhism in the Unified Silla period, National Preceptor Cheolgam Doyun and Zen Master Jinghyo established the Heungryeong Seonwon monastery at the foot of Saja Mountain not far from here and frequently came to propagate Buddhism; it is said to have been a site of a small hermitage at that time. Additionally, when Zen Master Jinghyo attained Nirvana here, approximately one thousand sarira were produced, making it a place with deep Buddhist connections. A Buddhist relief statue and one small stone pagoda still remain in the vicinity of the pavilion today.

Taebaeksan National Park

Taebaeksan is a sacred mountain of the nation standing at the center of the Baekdudaegan range, and is the root mountain that serves as the lifeblood of the Korean Peninsula south of the DMZ, from which the Han River, Nakdong River, and Oshipcheon River of Samcheok originate. Taebaeksan is centered around Yeongbong Peak (1,560m), which has the Cheonje Altar, and consists of Janggunbong Peak (1,567m) to the north, Munsubong Peak (1,517m) to the east, Busoebong Peak (1,546m) between Yeongbong and Munsubong, with the highest peak being Hambaksan (1,572m). Including scenic resources such as mountain peaks, unusual rock formations, and distinctive boulders…

Anbandegi Village

Odaesan National Park

Flora- & fauna-filled national park with a 5,128-foot mountain, trails, campgrounds & basic lodging.

Cheonmae makguksu eosatto king pork feet bossam

La Boheme

Sanchon

Samgyori Dongchimi makguksu headquarters