About Taejong Amusement Park

Taejongdae Resort Park

A place where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, fantastic coastal views / 'scenic spots' We invite you to Taejongdae.

Located at the southernmost point of the 9.1km stretch along the Yeongdo coast after the Busan Bridge, Taejong Amusement Park covers an area of 1,713,763 square meters and is home to more than 120 species of trees, including sea pine, centered on the highest peak at an altitude of 250 meters. It is a lush spot with sheer cliffs, strange rock formations, and panoramic views of the Korean Strait, and has been attracting many domestic and foreign tourists since ancient times.
On a clear day, you can see Japan's Tsushima Island, which is about 56 kilometers away, making it one of Busan's most popular tourist spots and a favorite spot for citizens and visitors since ancient times. This place has been used as a military fortress for a long time since the Japanese occupation. It was announced as an amusement park by the Ministry of Construction and Transport in 1967, and then designated as a tourist attraction in 1969, and designated as National Designated Cultural Property No. 17 on November 1, 2005. On December 6, 2013, it was recognized as a National Geopark.

What is a Geopark?

The Geopark is one of the three natural environment conservation systems designated by UNESCO [World Heritage, Biosphere Reserve, and Geopark]. In addition to preserving areas with ecological, historical, and cultural values in conjunction with heritage, it is also used for research and education, and geotourism (Geotourism: tourism using natural topography and geological heritage) is a target for this. The purpose is to utilize it for the sustainable development of the region.
The Taejongdae was created at the end of the Cretaceous period when sedimentary deposits accumulated in the lake were eroded by waves due to rising sea levels, and Busan is famous for its rocky coasts such as sea erosion, sea erosion, and coastal caves. It is a representative coastal scenic area.