Mulgeon-ri Fish-Breeding Forest

물건리 방조어부림

A semicircular coastal windbreak forest about 1.5 km long along the shore below German Village. This centuries-old natural monument has paths for strolling beneath the trees.

Mulgeon-ri Fish-Breeding Forest is a semicircular windbreak forest that villagers planted by the sea about 300 years ago. It stretches about 1.5 km and is made up of more than ten thousand trees, including hackberry and zelkova. It shields the coast from sea winds and tides while providing shaded habitat for fish, and it is designated South Korea's Natural Monument No. 150. Paths and benches run through the forest, facing Mulgeon Harbor and the red lighthouse. It is a 10-minute downhill walk from German Village. Admission is free, and it can be visited together with German Village.

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All day

Natural monument · Coastal forests · Strolls

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