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On the way from Namhae-eup to Idong-myeon in Namhae-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do, you will find the Agricultural Technology Center building and a reservoir right in front of it. This is Jangpyeong Reservoir, famous for its cherry trees in spring. Every year between April and June, you can enjoy the gentle cherry blossoms, yellow canola flowers, and colorful tulips. Photographers highly praise it as a photo spot for producing great works. At night, the lighting facilities and cheongsachorong lanterns create an even more fantastic scene. Photo zones for commemorative pictures and walking paths are also provided.

남해군에서도 끝자락 미조리에 위치한 미조식당은 항구 바로 앞에 있어, 멸치잡이 갈치잡이 배들의 경매하는 광경을 직접 볼 수 있다. 청정남해 바다에서 금방 잡아올린 신선한 멸치와 갈치를 재료와 미조식당에서 직접 제조한 초장으로 버무린 멸치회와 갈치회는 단연 으뜸이다.

Yongmunsa, an ancient temple located at the foot of Hogusan in Idong-myeon, Namhae-eup, is the oldest temple in Namhae and was established during the reign of King Ae-jang of Silla. It is a Namhae temple that produced twelve great monks. It is said that after the monk Wonhyo visited Geumsan and built Bogwangsa Temple, naming the mountain Bogwangsan, he erected the Cheomseonggak on Hogusan and moved Bogwangsa from Geumsan to this location. Yongmunsa is therefore the successor temple to Bogwangsa. According to another legend, during King Hyeonjong's reign in the Joseon Dynasty, there was a request to move the temple as its entrance touched the Namhaehyanggyo of Namhaehyeon. Then, Baewoldang Dae-sa chose a site above Yongsomaru Village to the south and named it Yongmun. Yongmunsa is also a patriotic temple where monks bravely fought in the Imjin War under the will of Samyeongdang. The cannon called Samhyeolpyo and the royal plaque of Suguksa, issued by King Sukjong to mark it as a patriotic temple preserved here, are evidence of this. King Sukjong designated Yongmunsa as Suguksa, built a prayer hall in the temple grounds for the royal family, and bestowed memorial tablets, Yeonokdeung (lanterns), Chokdae (incense burners), and banners. However, Yeonokdeung and Chokdae were lost during Japanese colonial rule, and now only the banner and Suguksa royal plaque are preserved.

Darangi Village is located in Namhae-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do. The ancestors expanded their farmland by cutting into the mountain slopes, building stone retaining walls, and creating terraced rice paddies. The narrow and long paddies start from the sea and continue in steps, facing Eungbongsan and Seolheulsan, the most beloved hiking trails in Namhae. Although the irregularly shaped paddies appear random, there are pleasant walking trails and observatories between them for comfortable exploration. It takes about an hour to visit Darangi's landmarks such as Amsuba Rock, Babmudeom, Cloud Bridge, and Mongdol Beach.