Things to see and do Jeolla 전라도

This park on the other side of the creek that will throw itself into the sea has as its main attraction a beautiful waterfall. It falls 22 m high below the road bridge in the middle of cliffs in a 21 m deep basin. Two other cascades follow before the creek flows 2 km further into the sea. The Seonim bridge 128 m long over the gorge seems to be out of a scene of Alice in Wonderland. We have a pretty view on the throat. There is also a pavilion that overlooks everything.

It's a small white sand beach with rocks. water is clean and beautiful. There are not many housing units. There are dining huts in the summer on the beach.

It is said that under Silla, geomancy advised to build many Buddhist monuments in this part of the peninsula to restore the imbalance that the mountains made. Among these "counterweight" temples, Unjusa (founded in 827) was said to have had 1,000 Buddhas and 1,000 stupas up to Joseon. There are only 70 statues and bas-reliefs and 18 stupas left but they are original. Especially the two famous lying Buddhas, 12 m long. They are unique in Korea in their horizontal position, and in the unexplainable fact that one of the Buddhas is said to be female.