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- Byeonsanbando National Park is divided into Naebyeonsan and Oebyeonsan. Naebyeonsan is centered around Mt. Uisangbong, boasting mountains and waterfalls, while Oebyeonsan boasts coastal scenery, including Chaeseokgang and Jeokbyeokgang.
- In particular, Chaeseokgang is a Cretaceous Period layer from about 70 million years ago, showing various geological features, including sedimentary rocks and volcanic ejecta.
- Byeonsanbando National Park is a beautiful place to enjoy the sunset, with various tourist attractions such as Chaeseokgang, Naesosa Temple, and Gosapo Beach. You can also enjoy local specialties such as Gomso salted seafood and cuttlefish grilled dishes.
A unique peninsula-shaped park in Korea, where mountains and seas blend together.
It is divided into Naebyeonsan, a mountainous area, and Oebyeonsan, centered around the coast.
Naebyeonsan boasts stunning scenery with numerous mountains, large and small, and over 10 waterfalls centered around Uisangbong Peak.
Oebyeonsan, which stretches along the coastline, exudes the fragrance of the sea with its Chaeseokgang and Jeokbyeokgang.
Byeonsanbando National Park is particularly famous for its beautiful sunsets.
Source: National Park Stamp Tour Passport Introduction
Source: Korea Tourism Organization
Source: Korea Tourism Organization
Source: Korea Tourism Organization
Source: Korea Tourism Organization
Source: Korea Tourism Organization
Source: Korea Tourism Organization
Source: Korea Tourism Organization
Source: Korea Tourism Organization
Chaeseokgang is a sedimentary rock that accumulated from the Cretaceous period, about 70 million years ago,
and was eroded by seawater, forming the Geopori Formation.
It is composed of conglomerate over conglomerate and sandstone, alternating layers of sandstone and mudstone, shale, and volcanic ash.
This sedimentary environment suggests that this area was once a deep lake,
and that volcanic eruptions deposited material on the lake floor.
Also, faults, folds, intrusive structures, and abrasion platforms can be easily observed in this cliff,
which is good for studying topography and geology.
Sea cliffs formed by wave erosion, flat abrasion platforms, and sea caves have also developed.
Potholes, a product of the joint efforts of the earth's crust and waves, have developed at the bottom of Chaeseokgang.
Tide pools, where seawater trapped during high tide remains, are also scattered around the area.
Source: North Jeolla Province Geopark
Source: Korea Tourism Organization
National Park Designation Date: 1988. 6. 11
Source: Korea Tourism Organization
Recommended Travel Destinations
Chaeseokgang, Naesosa Temple, Gosapo Beach, Gomsori Salt Farm, Fir Tree Forest Trail, Jiksojokpo Waterfall
Source: National Park Stamp Tour Passport Introduction
Food
Gomsori Jeotgal (salted seafood), Cuttlefish Grilled, Mussel Salad
Interpretation Programs
[Chaeseokgang, 70 million years of history]
-Chaeseokgang, Every day 10:00 am, 2:00 pm (Free)
Source: National Park Stamp Tour Passport Introduction
Source: Korea Tourism Organization
1. How to obtain a stamp passport
• Collection place: 22 national parks across the country / 109 park facilities
(From Wednesday, March 3, 2021 until the stock runs out at each park facility)
- Check the inventory in advance by calling the visitor center of each national park!
• Quantity and price: 20,000 / Free passport collection
2. Stamp certification method (where to get stamps)
• Certification location: 22 national parks across the country / 109 park facilities
(Visitor center of each national park - refer to the list below)
- You must visit after checking the operating hours and closing days of the visitor center.
• Certification method: Get a stamp for each national park at the certification location.
Certification on the corresponding page in the National Park Passport
• Commemorative souvenirs: Applicable when 10 stamps / 21 stamps are accumulated
[Source] National Park Stamp Tour + Passport Collection Method, Stamping Locations and Souvenirs Summary|