Two day one night course at the land end of Haenam | Travel Course | K-Travel Mate

This is the historic site of Gosan Yun Seondo (1587-1671), a Joseon Dynasty civil minister and considered a pioneer of Korean literature. The site includes the sarangchae (men's quarter) called Nokudang. Nokudang, a head family house of the Haenam Yun clan Eochoueunpa with a 600-year tradition, is located with Deogeumsan mountain at the back and is known as one of Korea's most outstanding auspicious sites. Currently, the Gosan Historic Site has a ginkgo tree and nutmeg-yew forest with long history, Nokudang sarangchae, anchae (women's quarters), haengnangchae (servant quarters), barn, ansadang (ancestral shrine), Gosan Shrine, Eochoueun Shrine, Chuwondang, and Gosan Relics Exhibition Hall, making it well known as a family that preserves the largest collection of Joseon Dynasty relics (about 5,000 items).

Daeheungsa Temple on Mount Duryun is said to have been founded by Adohwasang in the 22nd year of King Seong of Baekje. In 2018, it was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site under the name ‘Sansa, Korean Mountain Monasteries.’ Daeheungsa is a temple where the spirit of patriotic Buddhism lives, and during the Imjin War, it was the main headquarters of the monk army led by Seosan Daesa. Moreover, Choi O Seonsa, who thought that tea contained the truth of Buddha and the joy of meditation, entered the valley of Daeheungsa and built Iljiam, dedicating more than 40 years to solitary practice. This made Daeheungsa a sacred place for Korea’s tea culture. Situated in a wide mountain basin, Daeheungsa shows a unique temple layout. Buildings are arranged in the North and South courts divided by Geumdangcheon stream crossing the temple, and unlike the layout seen in other temples, the buildings are freely positioned, creating a distinctive spatial arrangement. Far behind the South court lie Pyochungsa, the shrine of Seosan Daesa, and Daegwangmyeongjeon within Dongguk Seonwon. At Daeheungsa, there is the National Treasure, the Rock-carved Seated Buddha of Buk Mireukam, and in the Seosan Daesa Relics Hall, 24 relics including jade and jadeite statues bestowed by King Seonjo, Seosan Daesa’s handwritten documents, robes, shoes, and Buddhist scriptures written in gold and silver are preserved.

‘Ttangkkeut,’ where the sea and sky meet and begin, is the place where the Baekdudaegan mountain range extends southward and makes its final powerful gesture before stopping, marking both the start and end of Baekdudaegan. It is also the place where the energy (gi) of the Korean Peninsula is most concentrated, traditionally considered sacred as it opens the gate to the heavens, where many sages and artists perform holy rites. There is a legend in Ttangkkeut Village that making wishes toward the sky and sea grants those wishes and fosters hope. With this symbolism, Ttangkkeut attracts many tourists nationwide. It serves as the starting point of national pilgrimage routes and is an important hub and transit route for maritime culture.

세계학자들에게 공인받은 독특한 고생물화석군인 우항리공룡화석지는 세게 최초이자 세계에서 가장 정교한 별모양 초식공룡과 육식공룡, 새계최대익룡, 세계 최고 물갈퀴달린 새 발자국 화석이 발견된 곳입니다. 천연기념물 제 394호로 지정이 되어 있기도 한 이곳은 중생대 공룡의 세계와 다양한 지구과학분야를 공부할 있으며, 아시아 최초 알로사우루스 진품화석 등 447점의 전시물과 국내 최초로 전시되는 해양파충류실, 거대공룡실, 새의 출현실, 지구과학실 및 50여 점의 야외 공룡조형물이 있다. 이 외에도 공룡테마파크, 4D입체영상관 등 어린이들이 체험하고 즐기는 다양한 시설들이 있다.