Korea Travel Atlas lists 8 places in Ulsan.
By category: Heritage 1 · Culture 1 · Nature 6
KTO Official Data태화강 국가정원 (십리대숲)
Taehwagang National Garden is South Korea’s 2nd National Garden, spanning 835,000 square meters centered upon the mystical 4-kilometer Simnidaesup Bamboo Grove and night Milky Way Trail.
KTO Official Data대왕암공원 및 출렁다리
Daewangam Park is an awe-inspiring coastal sanctuary of colossal rust-colored sea dragon rocks, 15,000 centenarian black pines, and Korea’s longest open-sea suspension bridge.
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Ganjeolgot is the celebrated easternmost cape of the Korean peninsula where the sunrise arrives first, famous for its 5-meter Giant Wish Postbox, windmills, and dramatic coastal cliffs.
KTO Official Data장생포 고래문화마을
Jangsaengpo Whale Culture Village is a nostalgic 100,000-square-meter retro maritime sanctuary recreating a 1970s whaling port alongside monorails, an aquarium, and whale eco-cruises.
KTO Official Data영남알프스 간월재
Ganwoljae is the breathtaking 330,000-square-meter silver grass mountain plateau of the Yeongnam Alps, perched 900 meters above sea level between Mount Sinbulsan and Mount Ganwolsan.
KTO Official DataHeritageAncient Relic SiteUlsan
반구대 암각화
Bangudae Petroglyphs is a designated National Treasure and UNESCO Tentative World Heritage cliff carving along Daegokcheon Stream, preserving 7,000-year-old prehistoric whaling and wildlife art.
KTO Official Data주전 몽돌해변
Seuldo is a poetic East Sea rocky islet at Bangeojin Harbor, famed for the melodious harp-like whispering sound of waves crashing into millions of porous basalt holes, connected by a scenic coastal...
KTO Official Data울산대공원
Ulsan Grand Park is an expansive 3.69-square-kilometer urban ecological oasis built through a civic partnership with SK Group, featuring Korea’s largest rose garden, botanical greenhouses, a zoo, a...