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Explore nearby stops in Dangjin, Seosan and Yesan, and longer outings to Taean, ordered by drive time from the stay.
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Close enough to head out after breakfast and be back by lunch.
A mountain in Sudang-ri, Jeongmi-myeon. Follow the Solbaram trail through pine woods to the beacon tower at the summit, and visit nearby Anguksa Temple Site. Driving estimates are to a nearby road; continue to the summit on foot.
A former temple site at 188 Wondanggol 1-gil, Jeongmi-myeon. A stone standing Buddha triad and pagoda remain, with the forest trails of Bonghwasan nearby.
A Joseon-era walled town still lived in today. Walk the ramparts, the old ginkgo tree and the bamboo path, with no admission or parking fee.
Azalea festival in April; golden ginkgo in November
A traditional market with fresh seafood and local specialties. Restaurant alleys are also nearby.
A former school turned art museum, with a garden outside and exhibitions inside.
A 200,000 m² city-run arboretum. Admission and parking are free and it closes on Mondays.
A landmark of Seosan, with its walls and magistrate’s quarters intact. Free to enter, with traditional games inside.
A farm in Yesan with open pastures, walking trails and hands-on dairy activities.
Cornflowers in May
A Korean Catholic pilgrimage site. Enjoy a peaceful walk and quiet meditation.
One of Joseon's three great reservoirs, now a lotus pond ringed by walking paths. Free, open around the clock, with a lotus festival in early July.
Lotus blooms in early July; open year-round
An old temple on the slopes of Sangwangsan, reached by a gentle forest path from the car park. Its royal and green cherry blossoms draw crowds each spring.
Double and green cherry blossoms, mid to late April
A spa and water park in Yesan fed by the Deoksan hot springs, with outdoor baths and water slides.
A fishing port 2 km from Waemok Village. In spring people come for silchi whitebait sashimi, a local-only dish, celebrated with a festival in late April.
Silchi whitebait season, mid-April to mid-May
A waterfront park along the Asan Bay seawall and Sapgyo Lake, with bicycle rentals and a small amusement area.
A rare spot on the west coast where you can watch both sunrise and sunset.
New Year sunrise
A West Sea shoreline with wide tidal flats, visited in season for mud flat experiences.
Mud flat outings from spring through autumn
These places are about 40 minutes to an hour away by car. Allow time to explore.
A Catholic pilgrimage site amid the fields of Hapdeok, Dangjin. Visit Bishop Daveluy’s residence and the Martyrs’ Art Museum.
A historic Buddhist temple at the foot of Deoksungsan in Yesan. Its Daeungjeon Hall, built in 1308, is a national treasure.
A Seosan harbour at the far end of the 7.8 km Daeho seawall. Boats moored at the pier slice rockfish to order at a floating fish market.
A hermitage on a tidal islet, reached on foot only at low tide across a 300 m path. Free to enter and park, and a favourite spot for West Sea sunsets.
Low tide only; arrive 30 minutes before sunset
One of the three great beaches on the west coast. Enjoy beach walks and swimming, with free entry and parking, and a trail to Mutdak Island at the far end.
Swimming in summer; beach walks year-round
A private arboretum 1.5 km from Mallipo, known for its magnolia collection. Admission is charged.
Magnolias in March and April; peak season April to May
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