Home South Korea Jeollabuk-do 부안 구암리 지석묘군

부안 구암리 지석묘군

707-1 Seoksang-ri, Haseo-myeon, Buan, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea

+82 63-580-4227

Map

Detailed Information

Place Types Tourist attraction
Address 707-1 Seoksang-ri, Haseo-myeon, Buan, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea
Coordinate 35.7081432,126.6543839
Website Unknown
Rating 3.2
Compound Code PM53+7Q Jeongeup-si, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea

Photos

Reviews

권상윤 (03/04/2019)

Because it is a dolmens placed in a small space that does not have a wide place and can be seen at a glance, it feels dull because there is no special guidance or management. If you are on a travel route, you may want to stop by for a while, but it is a little disappointing to arrive at your destination deliberately for a long time. Still, attach the following explanation. The dolmen is a grave of people from the Bronze Age. It is also called a dolmen. There is a souvenir, which is built like a desk, and is decorated with a small stone as a small stone. There were 13 dolmens in Guamli, but only 10 remain. It is a tile-shaped dolmens used as pebbles to peel off natural rocks. The big stone lid was built with eight stone piles at a height of 6.35m, a width of 4.5m and a height of 70-100cm. It usually has four standstones, but it has a unique shape that can not be seen in other dolmens by turning eight stone stones. It is designated as historic monument No. 103 as southern style dolmen settlement. The ruins of Guam were first surveyed in 1956, and were privately designated in 1982 as they were in the fences of houses. At the time of the first survey, it is known that there were 13 of them, but only 10 of them were left.

HONG KU Ahn (12/15/2018)

There is no nearby facilities and there is no detailed explanation. Simply a nostalgic stop

두개의크리스탈 (07/25/2019)

There are 13 tombs, 10 of which can be seen well, but 3 are in private houses and they can not be seen because they have a wire netting.

김형재 (10/29/2019)

The distribution of dolmens is concentrated on the Korean Peninsula, which is recognized by the world, especially in the Honam region, which is small in Byeonsan Peninsula National Park but is well preserved.