Bangudae Cliff (반구대)
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| Bangudae Cliff (반구대) |
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Ulsan-si Ulju-gun Eonnyang-eup Daegok-ri San 234-1 울산 울주군 언양읍 대곡리 산 234-1 |
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• 1330 tt call center: +82-52-1330 (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese) • For more info: +82-52-229-2000 |
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guide.ulsan.go.kr (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese) |
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| Bangudae Cliff is a serene, idyllic region which evidently has been a popular destination for a very long time. For instance, the 285th National Treasure, a prehistoric rock painting, along with other traces of early human life as well as ancestral tablets can be found in the region. Also, many Silla Dynasty artists sought peace of mind and body in Bangudae, as the late Goryeo Dynasty poet Jeong Mongju composed many of his masterpieces here. The name of Bangudae comes from the notion that the mountain slopes and valleys adorned with oddly shaped rocks look like a turtle lying face down. |
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Take a train to Ulsan Train Station.
Take Bus 308, and get off at Bangudae Three-way Intersection.
Take a cab to Bangudae Cliff. |
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