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Korea Busan Taejongdae Resort Park

Taejongdae is a natural park of Busan, South Korea with magnificent cliffs facing the open sea on the southernmost tip of island of Yeongdo-gu. The park was designated by the state as cultural property in 2005 and was recognized as a national geological park in 2013.

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Korea Busan Taejongdae Resort Park

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  1. SOUTH KOREA Busan Taejongdae Resort Park

  2. Busan Taejongdae Resort Park is a natural park of Busan, South Korea with magnificent cliffs facing the open sea on the southernmost tip of island of Yeongdo-gu. Taejongdae Resort Park was once used as a military base, and access for citizens was restricted until 1969, when the area was turned into a tourist destination. The park was designated by the state as cultural property in 2005 and was recognized as a national geological park in 2013

  3. Busan Taejongdae Resort Park

  4. Located along the coast of Yeongdo-gu (district), Taejongdae Park is covered with over 100 species of trees and is home to amazing views of Korea's gorgeous nature. On a clear day, visitors can see Japan's Tsushima Island, located more than 50 kilometers away

  5. Taejongdae Resort Park observatory - The observatory is an open space

  6. Taejongdae was named after King TaejongMuyeol of Silla, who used to stop by the region and practice archery as he was mesmerized by the beauty of the landscape. Taejongdae Park, where unique rocks are formed and visitors are greeted by the dense forest surrounded by the deep blue ocean, is a leading travel destination in Korea

  7. In the past, Taejongdae was known as Sinseondae, because it had beautiful scenery where sinseon (mystical Taoist hermits) would stay. There is also a legend that fairies would come to earth to play and bear children. Because of this, legend has it that pregnant women can pray to the great kings of the past and bring fortune upon their children View from Taejongdae Observation Deck

  8. Namhae Sea (South Sea)Tea Kettle Island

  9. Busan Taejongdae Resort Park - The spirit of the Sea monument

  10. Busan Taejongdae Resort Park - Monument

  11. Tajeongdae Resort Park nestles at the tip of Yeongdo Island. Yeongdo-gu is the only district in Busan that is an island. Thus, the city’s subway does not enter the area. Taejongdae Resort Park allows only pedestrians, thus no cars or bikes can enter

  12. Busan Yeongdo Lighthousewas established in Taejongdae Park in December 1906 and has served as a guiding beacon of light to ships around Busan Port for over 100 years

  13. The old lighthouse was replaced with a new structure in 2004, turning the lighthouse into a coastal tourist attraction. The newly established site consists of the lighthouse, an art gallery, and a museum of natural history. The white cylinder-shaped lighthouse is 35 meters tall and its beam can be seen from as far as 40 kilometers away On days with clear skies you can see Japan’s Tsushima Island from the observatory.

  14. From the Yongdo Lighthouse stop, a stepped trail descends somewhat steeply through the forest. The trail descends to the “Light Beyond Limitation” statue by Korean artist Ji Sul Won Kyung-Lee, which is the most iconic symbol of Taejongdae

  15. Tea Kettle Island and “Light Beyond Limitation”in Taejongdae Park

  16. The Yeongdo Lighthouse; Mermaid was unveiled in 2004 Taejongdae is also famous for the ritual of praying for rain, performed when there are droughts, and rain on the 10th day of the fifth lunar month is called the “Taejong Rain”

  17. “Light Beyond Limitation” statue by Korean artist Ji Sul Won Kyung-Lee

  18. “Light Beyond Limitation” statue by Korean artist Ji Sul Won Kyung-Lee. The statues blue ring symbolizes the ocean and sky, red the Earth, and the silver point the light casting out from the lighthouse

  19. “Light Beyond Limitation” statue by Korean artist Ji Sul Won Kyung-Lee

  20. Taejongdae Resort Park and a stepped trail to See & Sea Gallery

  21. Another myth surrounds Mang-buseok Rock, which is the sharp standing formation next to Sinseondae Terrace. Long ago, a faithful wife began waiting for the return of her husband, who was captured by the Japanese. Turning into the stone, she forever sits in anticipation for her husband's return

  22. Sinseondae Terrace (Suicide Rock) and Mang-buseok Rock

  23. See & Sea gallery is home to local exhibitions for paintings, calligraphy, photography, and more. It’s free to rent the space in order to give more opportunities for new coming artists

  24. Restaurantfor snack inside Stairs of the Yeongdo Lighthouse

  25. The entry gate to the Marine Technician’s Hall of Fame The entrance to Taejongsa Temple

  26. Text:Internet Pictures: Internet Iulian Leu Sanda Foişoreanu All copyrights belong to their  respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu https://www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2023 Sound: You're beautiful (Korean drama) theme song compilation

  27. Busan is the 2nd largest city and number one trading hub in Korea, with a population of 3.4 million and a total area of 770.2 square kilometers as of 2021. Global events including the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference, Busan International Film Festival and Busan International Fireworks Festival, as well as various sea-related festivals are held throughout the year. Located on the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula, Busan is a historic city that served as the temporary capital during the Korean War and refuge for men, women and children fleeing the North to build new lives

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