Byeonsanbando National Park

Byeonsan Peninsula National Park covers five sides of Buan County with a coastline of 35 kilometers. Designated as a national park in 1988, it is a place where mountains and rivers contrast with each other in the national parks of the country. It can be roughly divided into two parts, the coastal area is the outer mountain, and the inland mountainous area is the inner mountain. The representative tourist spots in Wai Byeonsan are the Chaesseok River and Byeonsan Beach. The Caishi River is located on the western edge of the Byeonsan Peninsula and is the general name for the rock wall and the sea. This place has been eroded by waves for a long time, forming sedimentary rock layers, which resemble the accumulation of tens of thousands of books, which is spectacular. Bianshan Beach is one of the three major beaches on the west coast, with beautiful beach scenery. Surrounded by lush pine forests, many tourists come here to enjoy sea bathing in summer. In the inner mountains, there are Naonuma Waterfall, Kaigan Temple and other famous places. In particular, the inner mountain (459 meters) is famous for its waterfalls, valleys and lush mountains. Not only that, Biensan Peninsula National Park also has the famous three sides. One is sapwood, which is a straight and long pine tree; the other is Bianlan, a kind of wild bluegrass; the third is Bianqing, a natural honey produced in Bianshan area, with a pleasant aroma and can also be used as medicine. The biggest attraction of Byeonsan Peninsula National Park is that you can enjoy the mountains and the sea at the same time. On the mountain peak, you can see the sea and the mountains, and you can watch the sunset from the seaside, and the surrounding islands complement each other. This kind of scenery is even more impressive. In particular, the sunset on the Bienshan Peninsula attracts many tourists to come and watch.