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The Goseong Munam-ri prehistoric site is located on the southern slope of a hill about 400 meters inland from the East Coast. Nearby are early Iron Age sites, indicating the area was formed over several periods. From December 1998 to March 1999, the Cultural Heritage Administration's National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage conducted an excavation of about 200 pyeong of the total site, confirming five artifact layers and three Neolithic cultural layers. They uncovered three dwellings and various outdoor structures. This site is very important for understanding the Neolithic culture of Northeast Asia, including northeastern Korea, China's three northeastern provinces, and Russia's Amur River region, as well as the origin, migration routes, cultural lineage, and spread among prehistoric peoples of the Korean Peninsula. The Munam-ri prehistoric site is the most tranquil spot among Goseong travel destinations.

Songjiho Observation Tower is a four-story observation tower with an area of 278.47㎡, opened on July 5, 2007. Since March 2024, it has operated a beachcombing exhibition & experience center utilizing marine debris. Taking the elevator to the fifth floor allows visitors to enjoy a cafe with a panoramic space. Additionally, Songjiho, newly transformed into a comprehensive tourism leisure town, offers various attractions and activities nearby including Songjiho Beach, Wanggok Village, an auto camping site, and a deep sea water complex, making it popular as a family-themed experiential tourist destination.

Gajin Port, which enriches and comforts the mind when walked quietly alone in the morning, is a relatively large-scale fishery cooperative port. Gajin Port is located between Ganseong-eup and the port can be accessed by the road connecting the village from National Route 7 or by the newly built coastal road (bypass) passing through Gonghyeonjin village. To the east, it faces the East Sea, while to the west lies Tapdong-ri of Ganseong-eup, to the south Gonghyeonjin 2-ri, and to the north Hyangmok-ri.

Cheongbo Raw Fish Restaurant is located within Gonghyeonjin Beach in Goseong-gun and specializes in selling live wild fish, known for its spicy fish stew. The first floor has an aquarium and kitchen, while the second floor is a dining area with table seating and floor seating. Recently remodeled, the restaurant is clean and mainly serves customers who come to enjoy mulhoe (cold raw fish soup). The mulhoe varieties include regular mulhoe, sea cucumber mulhoe, and assorted mulhoe. Other menu items include assorted raw fish, spicy fish stew, sea squirt bibimbap, sea urchin rice, and raw fish bibimbap. A new menu item, octopus bibim noodles, has been introduced. All fish sold are wild-caught from the clean East Sea. Guests can enjoy their meals while listening to the sound of waves and can also explore the nearby beach.