Designated as a national park in 1988, Byeonsanbando National Park is the only national park in the country that consists of both the ocean and the mountains. The park is divided into two large sections: the shore area, called Outer Byeonsan, and an inland area called Inner Byeonsan. The park has three major mountain peaks made up of unique rock formation: Uisanbong Peak at 508 meters, Sinseonbong Peak at 486 meters, and Ssangseonbong Peak at 459 meters. In addition to notable temples such as Gaeamsa Temple, Naeamsa Temple, and Naesosa Temple, major attractions within the park includes Jiksopokpo Falls, Bongnaegugok Valley, and Nakjodae Overlook. Historical sites like the Guam-ri Dolmens and Yucheon-ril Kiln sites are also located near the park.
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- Natural Preservation Areas Closed To Public Gamaso Prayer House Three-way Intersection Until 2026
- Admission Fees Cultural Asset Admission Fee Br Ticketing Booth 82-63-582-7570 Br - Adults Including University Students 3 000 Won Teenagers Middle-high School 1 500 Children Group Discount Is Available.
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- Parking Fees Naesosa Temple Parking Lot Time-based Payment Control Tower Operated Br For First 1 Hour S 500 Won M 100 L 2 000 Each Additional 10 Minutes - 250 300 400 More Than 9 Hours 5 13 20 Free Regular Shuttle Buses Not Including Monthly Parking Leasers Naebyeonsan Mountain Flat Rate System Vehicles Less 1000cc Vehicles More Vans 25 People Vans 3 Heavy Vehicles 4 Tons Heavy
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11, Bangpaje-gil, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do