Room 612, Lotte Gold Rose Bldg., 993 Jungang-daero, Busanjin-gu, Busan 47209
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Beomeosa Temple Yongseong Valley
Beomeosa Temple Yongseong Valley Overview
Beomeosa Temple Yongseong Valley is a place with literary significance, as it features a reservoir motif from the literary works of Yi San Kim Jung-han. The water flowing from Yongseong Dam forms a cool waterfall, cleansing the mind. The valley downstream reaches a height suitable for children's play and ecological experiences. Cultural experience pathways and resting areas are provided, allowing visitors to enjoy a leisurely walk and water play. Visitors can experience the cool stream and the history of Busan together.
Description based on Visit Busan (Busan Tourism Organization) (in Korean)
Highlights
- 01 Yosan Kim Jung-han literary work motif
- 02 Refreshing waterfall water
- 03 Valley with water up to children's knees
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Public Sondong Gongye Parking Lot 12 min walk · 660 mFreeWeekdays Open 24h 52 spaces Off-street lot
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Public Oryun Donggong Parking Lot 12 min walk · 660 mFreeWeekdays Open 24h 47 spaces Off-street lot
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Public Beomeosa Temple Sangma Public Parking Lot 12 min walk · 670 mFreeWeekdays Open 24h 114 spaces Off-street lot
Fees and hours may change — check the signs on site. · Source: data.go.kr National Parking Standard Data, Busan Facilities Corporation
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- Where is Beomeosa Temple Yongseong Valley located? (address)
- 267 Beomeosa-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan
- What kind of place is Beomeosa Temple Yongseong Valley?
- Yongseong Valley is a place where you can feel literature and nature.














