Ulsan Tour

Taehwaru Pavilion, in the center of the Taehwagang River, is an urban tourist attraction with the backdrop of the beautiful landscape of Taehwagang National Garden and Simni Bamboo Grove

Taehwagang Donggulpia is a cave that is believed to have been a supply dump for the Japanese army during the Japanese colonial era. Currently, the cave contains interesting attractions such as a cool artificial waterfall and fountain and a digital sketch aquarium.

Hamwollu Pavilion, which means “the pavilion embracing the moon,” was built in the style of a traditional pavilion and overlooks Ulsan’s busy streets and Ulsandaegyo Bridge. Nighttime visitors enjoy an especially beautiful view.

Eoryeondang is a hanok accommodation in Dong-dong, Jung-gu, where the Dongcheongang River flows. The facility offers an opportunity to experience traditional Korean lifestyle and culture and enjoy the beauty of hanok

Seodeokchul Park has a memorial hall that introduces the life and achievements of SeoDeokchul, a famous children’s song composer, as well as the city’s first sculpture park that displays a variety of sculptural works by talented artists from around the country. The park also has a trail, fountain,rest area, and playground to delight family visitors.

Seonam Lake Park is a splendid eco-park in the city that includes scenic themed trails, a wildflower garden, an aquatic botanical garden, a waterside stage, a forest park, and the Rainbow Playground. In particular, the park’s themed rest area has the smallest religious facility in the world, serving as a unique attraction where you can take a peaceful stroll and unwind.

The two-story Taewha River Eco Center introduces visitors to various animals and plants that inhabit Taehwagang River.

Seonbawi Rock boasts a picturesque view composed of a precipice with fantastically shaped rocks and Baengnyongdam Pool in the upper region of the Taehwagang River.

Migratory Bird Center offers an opportunity to protect, observe and learn about migratory birds visiting the Samho Bamboo Grove. Facilities include a migratory bird education center and exhibition hall, a VR experience center, 5D Theater, and cafeteria

Taehwagang Observatory, which renovated the old Taehwa Intake Tower, is a public rest area that enjoys the beautiful ecological landscape of the Taehwagang River. It offers an outdoor observatory and a cafe that rotates 360 degrees.

Sinwoo Ranch, a classic Korean farm, conducts a dairy farm experience program that lets participants make different kinds of food with its fresh milk. The cows grazing on the nearly 660,000- square-meter site create a peaceful pastoral scene

Malgeunnae Pear Flower Village is the chief producer of Seosaeng pears, a specialty of Ulsan. The village landscape includes a clean stream, beautiful starry nights, and sparkling fireflies, allowing visitors to experience a pleasant rural life.

Ulsan Sports Park offers picturesque views of the natural landscape including nearby Munsusan Mountain, Namamsan Mountain, and lakes along with the Munsu Football Stadium, known as one of the world’s most beautiful football stadiums.

The Cypress Forest Park on Cheonmasan Mountain in Dalcheon-dong, Buk-gu,is a 5-hectare area where roughly8, 50030-year-old cypress trees flourish. Relax in the park’s lookout hut and picnic tables and stroll along the Cheonmasan Observatory using the Pine Forest Trail and Fortress Site Trail, which are parts of the Cheonmasan Hiking Trail.

With the goal to satisfy the need for a resting place in the city, the Munsu Healing Picnic Area serves as a refreshing therapeutic place, offering a barbecue site, picnic tables, waterscape facilities, and arboreal plants.

This family recreation park has a children's playground (Giant Tree), a rail sledding slope, a miniature village, an outdoor stage, a lawn plaza, a barbecue site, and a parking lot (76 spaces) on an area of about 16,000 square meters.

Oegosan Onggi Village, the largest onggi(traditional Korean pottery) village in the country, features a unique scene formed by a vast number of onggis. The village not only introduces the process of making onggi with its workshop and kiln, but also offers an opportunity to actually make your own onggi. Ulsan Onggi Museum provides a variety of information and exhibits about onggi.

Near Bongdaesan Mountain is Jujeon Family Recreation Area, which introduces recreational experiences with traditional items such as a treadmill, a waterwheel, and jangseungs, or traditional guardian posts, from around the country. This gently sloped recreation area with a rustic atmosphere is an attractive spot for family hikers. The mountain’s Barefoot Trail leads visitors to the summit and Bonghosa Temple, the filming location for the Korean TV series “May Queen,” and an observatory from which the East Sea and Hyundai Heavy Industries can be seen along with a spectacular view of the sunrise. The mountain’s large flower complex and Jujeon Coastal Trail are popular dating destinations for young couples

Eonyang Amethyst Cave, the first artificial cave tourist site in the country, utilizes a closed amethyst mine and offers various entertainment facilities and experience programs inside and outside the cave.

Chorakdang, an oriental medicine center treats diseases in natural settings and offers a reservation-based health tour program that combines natural relaxation and treatment using oriental medicine.

Baenaegol Valley offers one of the most wonderful sights in the steep Yeongnam Alps. Many wild pear trees grow around the crystal clear stream, which is the reason why the valley is called Baenaegol ("bae" means pear in Korean).

Named after independence activist and commander-in-chief Park Sangjin (pen-name: Goheon),this downtown park is located at the 272,000㎡ Songjeong Reservoir and features an observatory, a 3.6 kmtrail, a plaza, an outdoor learning facility, and amaze garden.

Ulsan Wild Flower Learning Center presents plants from school textbooks and Ulsan's indigenous plants, serving as a nature learning facility for students and a training ground for teachers, parents, and citizens. The center also grows, preserves, and distributes native wildflowers and provides consultations onplants.

The Theme Botanic Gardens & Arboretum was originally a horticulture farm that grew plants for more than 20 years. It cultivates a variety of trees and plants, offers a natural educational program and conducts academic studies.

This is a science education institution that operates state-of-theart science experiential facilities and various programs, attracting many visitors