Yong-Gul

It is said to have been called Saryong Cave or Danryong Cave because there were four dragons that prevented the Japanese invasion and one that protected the Gampo area. In the past, as it was a military protected area, civilians were not allowed to enter the area, so its use was not known. Although it is still a military area, Yonggul has begun to be known as the opening time has been set, and it is reborn as an emerging tourist destination where many photographers and hobbyists from all over the country, and the general public who want to leave certified shots of the attraction as a mysterious sunrise spot through word of mouth and SNS. do. In particular, with Haeparang-gil Course 11, the deck and coastal roads to Gampo Port are well maintained, so anyone can easily find them. If you use the public parking lot of Jeonchon Port, you can park for free, so there will be no parking inconvenience, and the toilet facilities are not bad, so it will be a comfortable tour. Of course, it's okay to use Gampoha.