Uljin

Glide 11 metres above the East Sea on this 2.8-kilometer monorail journey along Uljin's scenic coastline. The 40-minute trip showcases Heart Beach, rock formations, and the lighthouse from a breathtaking perspective.

Walk among centuries-old Geumgang pines once reserved for royal Joseon Dynasty coffins. Advance reservations are required for guided tours through this serene Korean forest's seven distinct trails.

Korea's first show cave reveals twelve chambers of stunning stalactites and stalagmites formed over millions of years. Explore the cool, serene pathways where locals once sheltered during Japanese invasions.

Bulyeongsa Temple is just one of the places to see in Uljin, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? While you're in the area, stroll along the beaches.

Deokgu Valley offers a serene 4km stretch of waterfalls and unique rock formations amid lush forests. Visitors can enjoy natural hot spring foot baths while crossing bridges inspired by famous landmarks.

Glide above Uljin's coastline in the Wangpicheon Cable Car's crystal cabins with transparent floors. The six-minute journey offers spectacular East Sea views and glimpses of salmon returning in October.

The National Ocean Science Museum showcases South Korea's marine ecosystems through interactive exhibits. Explore the underwater world through immersive displays that reveal the ocean's mysteries.

Uljin Aquarium showcases 110 species of local marine life in North Gyeongsang Province. Families can enjoy interactive exhibits including children's playgrounds and a special petting area.