Hadong

Samseonggung shrine honors Korea's three founding figures with distinctive stone walls and towers on gentle slopes. Explore this serene site to connect with ancient Korean spiritual heritage amid natural beauty.

Founded in 722 AD, Ssanggyesa Temple graces Jirisan Mountain with historic Buddhist architecture. In spring, its famous cherry blossom avenue creates an ethereal pathway through the mountains.

This striking red suspension bridge spans the South Sea, connecting Namhae Island to the mainland. Visitors can capture stunning sunset photos and combine their visit with the nearby Chungnyeolsa Shrine.

Dating back to the Joseon dynasty, Hwagae Market offers an authentic glimpse into Korea's vibrant trading heritage. Sample mountain mushrooms and traditional Sanchae Bibimbap while exploring the bustling stalls.

This late Joseon-era estate showcases traditional Korean architecture and served as the setting for the novel "Toji." Enjoy a traditional tea ceremony to experience authentic Korean culture amid picturesque surroundings.

Discover Korea's first tea cultivation site through exhibits on traditional processing methods and cultural significance. Enjoy authentic tea ceremonies and tastings of Hadong's prized wild tea varieties.

Geumosan Mountain combines breathtaking panoramas with adrenaline-pumping adventure. Ride the modern cable car to the summit, then soar across Asia's longest zip wire at speeds up to 120 km/h.

Soar above Hallyeohaesang National Park on South Korea's longest cable car to Geumosan Mountain's summit. Choose a crystal cabin with transparent floors for dramatic views of the coastal archipelago below.