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Dasolsa is a historic temple founded by the monk Yeongi during the reign of King Jijeung of Silla. It was destroyed during the Imjin War but was greatly revived in the 12th year of King Sukjong's reign (1686) after monks united their efforts in a reconstruction that lasted ten years. However, 62 years later, in the 24th year of King Yeongjo's reign (1748), the temple suffered a major fire. In the 34th year of Yeongjo's reign (1758), several monks once again joined forces to rebuild Myeongbujeon, Daeyangru, and Sawangmun. In December 1914, another fire burned all the temple buildings except Daeyangru, which survived. After three years of reconstruction starting the following year, the current building was completed.

Daebangjin Guhang is a 2,099m² (635-pyeong) artificial harbor located on the outer seaside of Daebang-dong, Sacheon-si. It is one of the military port facilities established to prevent the frequent invasions by Japanese pirates on the southern coast during the late Goryeo Dynasty. During the Imjin War, Admiral Yi Sun-sin is said to have used it as a naval base. The current harbor was constructed around 1820 during the Joseon era under King Sunjo by the Jinju Byeongma Jeoldosa, who mobilized the people of 73 myeon under Jinju Mok to build a stone embankment. It served as a base for military communication with the Jeollyangcheomsa of Namhae Changseondo, housing about 300 naval soldiers and two warships at that time.

Located near Samcheonpo Port in Sacheon, the Samcheonpo Cruise Ship offers sightseeing aboard a cruise ship where visitors can enjoy the sunrise over the horizon between islands. Positioned in the heart of the picturesque Hallyeohaesudo archipelago, this cruise ship comfortably and safely showcases the natural wonders of the sea in front of Samcheonpo, making it a famous tourist attraction. Since March 2006, a large 450-ton cruise ship with a capacity of 700 passengers has been operating a route from the dock around Suudo (Camellia Island) in Saryangdo, allowing visitors to enjoy spectacular views of Koseom, Daebangjingul Harbor, Samcheonpo Bridge, and Shinsudo for about 1 hour and 30 minutes from the ship. The sea in front of Samcheonpo is as clear as a lake, with calm waves and beautiful coastal scenery, making the experience of cruising on a high-speed ship refreshing and delightful. In addition to cruise tours, Sacheon offers natural masterpieces such as Goseong Sangjokam, famous for dinosaur footprints, Byeongpung Rock, and Elephant Rock.

Namildae Beach in Sacheon is said to have been named by the late Silla scholar Goun (孤雲) Choi Chi-won (崔致遠), who admired the clear blue sea, the white sandy beach, and the surrounding scenic views. The beaches lie along both east and west coasts centered on Hyangchon-dong. The eastern coast features remarkable natural formations such as the Hole Rock and the Rocking Rock, creating spectacular landscapes. On the southwest sea is Hakseom [鶴島], a habitat for egrets and grey herons, attracting many tourists. The exquisite Elephant Rock, resembling a giant elephant drinking water, is a famous Sacheon attraction. Namildae Beach is always crowded with tourists due to its clear clean seawater, soft sand, dense forest, the Jinneol Observatory, and fishing spots nearby. During the beach opening season, summer beach festivals such as the Beach Song Festival and Sea Film Festival are held.

The village cultivates ramie directly and the villagers cooperatively plant, harvest, steam, and peel the ramie in three locations, maintaining the traditional cooperative system called Dure. Barianbe represents very fine ramie, symbolizing the village's characteristic image. The area experiences large temperature differences between morning and evening and has a clear and clean environment. It is a production site of eco-friendly agricultural products and rice of the highest quality and grain texture, guided by the Rural Development Administration. The village is also beautiful, with sweet persimmons and daebong persimmons hanging in abundance.

Korea Aerospace Industries Ltd., a comprehensive aircraft manufacturer, opened this museum on August 28, 2002, based on more than 2,200 exhibits previously displayed at the Seoul Yeouido Comprehensive Security Exhibition Hall in 1995. The museum was established to foster a proper historical perspective on the Korean War and national security and to present the technology and vision of the 21st-century advanced aerospace industry. The museum consists mainly of the Aerospace Hall, Freedom Defense Hall, Aviation Industry Hall, and Outdoor Exhibition Hall.