Ulsan Tour

The Ulsan Port Public Information Hall, run by the Ulsan Port Authority, introduces the history of Ulsan Port. Its observatory on the 12th floor offers a panoramic view of Ulsan Port and the surrounding industrial complex.

Hyundai Heavy Industries holds a unique record in the world’s shipbuilding history for building two 260,000-DWT crude oil tankers and its shipyard simultaneously. Hyundai Heavy Industries has earned the title of the world's largest shipbuilder by building the greatest number of ships in the world since starting operations.

HyundaiMipoDockyardCo., Ltd.,founded in 1975,is one of the leadingship builders in the sector of medium-sized vessels. The company builds the best conventional vessels including product/chemical tankers, LPG carriers, pure car and truck carriers, and asphalt carriers and continues to enhance competitiveness in specialized vessels that include LNG carriers, LNG bunkering vessels, and ConRo vessels

This industrial complex, a core facility in the chemical industry, is home to Korea's leading oil companies such as SK, Lotte, S-OIL, and Hanwha and comprises nearly 50 percent of Ulsan’s economy. The site, filled with oil refineries and storages tanks, heavy chemical plants, and pulp plants, covers about 20.47 million square meters, and is in operation 365 days a year.

Ulsandaegyo Bridge is the longest single-span suspension bridge in Korea and third largest in East Asia and connects Nam-gu (Maeam-dong) and Dong-gu (Ilsan-dong) in Ulsan. The bridge provides a vista of Ulsanman Bay and the city's major industrial complexes for automobiles, petrochemicals, and heavy industries. The night view of the complex from the bridge is a must-see vista in Ulsan.

The observatory provides a panorama of Ulsandaegyo Bridge, Ulsan’s seven famous mountains, and the city’s three major industrial complexes. The night view from the observatory is one of the twelve sights of Ulsan.