Taejonde


On the south coast of the Korean city ​​of Pusan, there is an amazing beauty of the Taejonde Park, which was laid out right on the rocks. The park became famous all over the country for its forests and picturesque landscapes. For this reason, its main visitors are those tourists who prefer to walk for a long time on the coast and meet the sunrise over the ocean.

The history of the Taejonde

This natural park was named after King Taejong Mu-Yol (604-661), who reigned in the kingdom of Silla. In between the decision of the state affairs connected with the unification of the lands of Koguryo, Baekje and Silla, he liked to travel around the country. On the coast of Busan, where Taejonde is now, he preferred to shoot from the bow.

The uniqueness of the Taejonde

The area of ​​the park is about 100,000 square meters. km, and the length of its coastal line is 4 km. The area of ​​the Taejonde is covered with rare plants, among which coniferous trees, camellia and silvery magnolia are especially noteworthy. In these forests live exotic species of animals, which are very rare to be found outside the park .

Taejonde has become a popular tourist destination of the Republic of Korea, not only because of the diverse subtropical vegetation. It is also distinguished by such attractions as:

Directly under the lighthouse of Yondu is the rock of Sinseon. According to local legends, it was here that ancient gods and goddesses loved to rest. The sculpture Mangbusek is higher on the rock. During the drought years, ceremonies are held in the Taejonde Park, where prayers are read to attract rain.

Tourist attraction of Taejonde

The park is primarily chosen by lovers of nature, beautiful seascapes and long walks. Especially for tourists in the Taejonde park, there is a Buvi train, where you can tour all its sights. There are several descents to the rocky coast of the Sea of ​​Japan, where you can see cruise liners or buy fresh seafood.

For the convenience of guests, Busan Thehedzhonda is open all year round. In the spring, from the beginning of February to the middle of May, the park introduces restrictions on visits. They are repeated in the autumn in the period from early November to mid-December. This is necessary to check the fire and environmental protection system. In addition, the schedule may vary depending on the weather conditions. This should be taken into account before visiting the park.

The rest of the time, upon arrival in the Taejonde Park, you can sign up for excursions that are divided into group, family and cruise. In addition to the main attractions, they include a visit:

There are several parking lots and wheelchair rentals in the Taejonda area. By the way, the Children's Day entrance for young guests is free. The same action is held for the disabled on the Day of Protection of People with Disabilities.

How to get to Taejonde?

The park is located in the extreme south of Busan city on the coast of the Sea of ​​Japan. From the center of Taejonde is separated 14 km, which can be overcome by metro . Every 20-30 minutes from the stations Haeundae Beach Entrance and Dongnae Station, trains Nos. 1001 and 1003 are sent, which stop at Taejongdae Elementary School in less than 2 hours. From it to the park of Taejonde about 10-15 minutes walk.