Daewangam Park

Absolutely stunning park with nature enveloping every corner and captivating viewpoints. The Hanging Bridge and Sea Bridge stand out as the park's highlights, adding an extra layer of beauty. The cleanliness and excellent maintenance, coupled with the unbelievable free entry, make it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and casual hikers. Ulsan's gem of nature indeed!

Cute walkable place to go to. Stunning views

Amazing views here! The rock formations are nature’s wonder and the walking path is beautiful. This place is accessible with public bus though it takes more than an hour from the main mrt here. Worth the ride though! It takes about 1-2 hour to walk this entire area. There are some cute cats here if you look around

Very nice pine forests, rocks, bridges and splendid ocean views. I went in autumn so the breeze so there were yellow flowers blooming around the rocks even. Bring a warm jacket because it gets cold nearer to the sea. Although crowded, there is still enough room to enjoy.

Glorious park, with an abundance to see and explore. Suspension bridge was a little scary, swaying in the forceful wind, but an incredibly impressive feat of engineering. The cliffs and crashing water line against the shimmering sea in the background, breathing in fresh air. A gaggle of free diving ajummas down some stairs, serving up their fresh catches on makeshift stoves, with guests sitting on makeshift stools around boards as tables. A family of cute cats running around at the top of the stairs enjoying life and escaping from curious tourists.

1. Beautiful place having korea ancient history of the Silla
2. Essential place in Ulsan city
3. 1~2 hour course for taking for a walk
4. Large parking area

One of the most impressive places I have visited in Korea. Especially seeing the sunrise from there, it is beautiful. A unique experience that I will never forget. The dawn of the new year is very cold, so I recommend bringing a good coat, gloves and everything you can think of. However the experience is never to be forgotten. They also have activities during the night and lasts until the next day. It is a very happy and fun holiday.

The city of Ulsan did a spectacular job in the upkeeping of this park. Free wifi, great scenery, maintained pathways, and lots of smiling faces amidst the pandemic and cold air.

Beautiful area with easy parking and a great new suspension bridge to walk over. Very scenic and also some walking trails. Lot's of coffee shops and various eateries nearby also.

Summer time...20min walk from dragon entrance to beach... climb the rocks safely for better view, at your own risk...nice weather during summer, don't forget sunblock, really hot and humid... water stations available, no entrace fee at the park, toilet in buildings 10-15min. away from sea side...

There were a lot of people and the restaurant was well-organized.
The view while walking on the suspension bridge was cooler than I thought.

Wow this place is really WINDY. Be careful of your cap. My cap almost flew off. But the park is really quite nice. Especially if you like the sea and rocks. Accessible by public transport as well. Good signs around to guide you. If not just follow the locals. They know where they are going hahaha.

One of the best place i ever visited. Very beautiful landscapes. Clear ocean, brown, white stones and the waves striking at corners "AAAHHHH". 😍😍😍😍
Plenty of wild cats were roaming there.
Don't forget to carry drone there.
Best place for photo shoot.
Some photoshoot attached😄😄🤣🤣

Beautiful park with ocean view on the side! Totally love the trail and the hanging bridge.

Must see if you are in the region - where the sun rises first in Korea. Easy 20minutes walk from bus stop. There is a busy bridge over water if you have patience during week end or can walk directly through a nice coastal park of 10,000 pine trees.

A must visit in ulsan especially for the legendary rocks. The view to the ocean and the overall vibe is just stunning. Loved the experience

A beautiful park with Oceanside cliffs and waves. It was incredibly windy but still an amazing place to walk through and see. The story behind the place was pretty cool, and the views even better.

Small stretch of coastline with impressive history and stunning sea views. The park is beautiful with lots of well marked paths and tree cover leading down to a small coastal path that has an outcropping of rocks connected by a bridges. There is a local legend of a king who was buried here and who now prevents seaweed growing on the rocks as he defends his country. The views and photo opportunities are numerous and depending on the time of day a large number of ships on the horizon. Well worth a visit.

It is a wonderful place where the sea and the cliff blend perfectly.
It is hard to find a place where there is a well-maintained natural environment in Ulsan.
But this is a clean and well organized park.

Great place in Ulsan. Unfortunatelly when I was there they paint bridge :( so entrence for last point was blocked :(