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Jujeon Village, a traditional farming and fishing village with over 200 years of history, has been using the name Jujeon (朱田) since the 18th century. For the past 30 years, it has been designated as a GB area, boasting an exceptionally clean natural environment unlike other regions in Ulsan. The Jujeon Pass, which crosses the 500-meter-high Bongdae Mountain, was the only gateway, but recent opening of the Maseong Tunnel has improved accessibility, making it a notable urban resort. Along the Jujeon Beach of the East Sea, seven smaller villages form a community of over 300 households. Based on local road 1,027, agriculture is practiced in the mountainous area while fishing is carried out along the coast. Excellent tourist attractions include a nature learning center, Bongdae Mountain Park, Jujeon Ecological Stream, and Pebble Beach. (Source: Jujeon Fishing Village Experience)

Jujeon Mongdol Beach, one of the 12 scenic spots of Ulsan, is a representative summer beach destination frequently visited by Ulsan citizens. Jujeon means that the land is red, referring to the reddish color of the soil. Mongdol refers to smooth, rounded pebbles. Along 1.5 km of the East Coast shoreline, round black pebbles 3 to 6 cm in diameter are stretched out long, creating a magnificent view. The beach features many unique rocks such as Norang Rock and Saetdol Rock. Additionally, the sound of the waves at Jujeon Mongdol Beach is one of the nine renowned sounds of Dong-gu. The national road running alongside mountains and sea makes an excellent driving course, and there are many nearby attractions, making it also popular as a winter tourist spot.