Taeanhaean National Park (Hangeul: 태안해안국립공원; Hanja: 泰安海岸國立公園) is one of the few parks that is comprised of both land and sea.
Taeanhaean Park was designated as the 13th national park in 1978. The total area is approximately 328 square kilometers.
It has around 130 islands surrounding Anmyeondo Island and Taean Peninsula. The Peninsula boasts its amazing landscape connected with beautiful beaches, rock formations, cliffs, mountain peaks, and vast valleys.
Over 20 beaches dot the 230-kilometer coastline stretching over the Taean Peninsula and Anmyeondo (Island).
It is estimated that the park supports around 700 various plant species, over 1000 animal species, over 600 marine species, and including the 17 endangered species (such as the Swinhoe’s Egret, Korean Golden Frog, Otter).
The term ‘taean’ literally means ‘big comfort/peace,’ and ‘haean’ means ‘peaceful sea.’
Its name confirms the fact that the region did not suffer great disasters, although most regions of the country almost equally suffered many damages and human casualties.
Besides, the region is peaceful and abundant due to its mild climate, quiet beach areas, and abundance of food resources, such as seafood.
When the Seohaean (West Coast) Expressway was opened, more and more visitors come to explore and experience the beauty and healing environment of the park.
Aside from the natural beauty and wealth of nature, one can also find the various historical and cultural heritage and relics everywhere in Taeanhaean National Park.
Cultural Heritage
Most of the heritage and cultural assets being preserved are related to religious beliefs and items still extant in the country including in this area…
Cultural Festivals
Inquiry Information
Korea National Park Service of Korea, Taean Haean Office
Phone: +82-41-672-9737
The following trails are mostly located in the Taean Beach Road area…
Bara-gil (road): Hakampo <-12km-> Sinduri (about 4 hours)
Sowon-gil: Sinduri <-22km-> Mallipo (about 8 hours)
Pado-gil: Mallpo <-9km-> Padori (about 3 hours)
Solmoraet-gil: Mongsanpo <-16km-> Deuneurihang (about 4 hours)
Noeul-gil: Baeksajanghang <-12km-> Kkotji (about 3 hours 40 minutes)
Saetbyeol-gil: Kkotji ->13km-> Hwangpohang (about 4 hours)
Baram-gil: Hwangpohang <-16km-> Yeongmokhang (about 5 hours)
Cheonsa-gil: Sambong <-1,004m-> Gijipo ( about 40 minutes round-trip).
This trail is specially useful for people with some disabilities.
Inquiry: Taeanhaean National Park Office: +82-41-672-9737~8
Wonbuk Office: +82-41-674-3224 (Bara-gil)
Sogeun Office: +82-41-673-1065 (Sowon-gil and Pado-gil)
Nammyeon Office: +82-41-674-2608 (Solmoraet-gil)
Anmyeondo Office: +82-41-673-1066 (Noeul-gil, Saetbyeol-gil, Baram-gil, Cheonsa-gil)
Mongsanpo Parking Lot
The parking fee for your vehicle depends on its size and season of the year. The fee is from 2,000 Won up to 7,500 Won (temporary rates).
Car Camping Ground (approximately: from 13,000 to 16,000 Won)
Shower/Dressing Room: Adults 1,000 Won / Students 700 Won / Children 400 Won
Taeanhaean National Park, located in South Chungcheong province, offers a serene escape for visitors. Here are some key facilities you’ll find there:
Remember to enjoy the beautiful hiking paths and stunning landscapes while exploring Taeanhaean National Park! 🌿🏞️
From Seoul Nambu Terminal take a bus to Taean
Bus
Seoul Nambu Bus Terminal to Manlipo
Seoul Central City Bus Terminal-Via Taean-Manlipo
(This page will be updated with my personal travel experiences of the area. Photos, stories, and more descriptions of Taeanhaean National Park will be incorporated on this page. Please, stay tuned.)
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