[2025 Seosan Attraction] Travel Guide for Haemi Eupseong Fortress (Updated Jul)

Travel Guide to Seosan, South Korea: 💗Attractions ✅Haemieupseong Fortress: A representative fortress of the Joseon Dynasty. The fortress walls are about 1.8 km long and there are three gates: east, south, and west. It is also a Catholic martyrdom site. Open from 5:00 am to 9:00 pm in summer and from 6:00 am to 7:00 pm in winter. ✅Gwaneumam: It becomes an isolated island at high tide, and the scenery is like a fairyland. The time when the road to Gwaneumam appears is different every day. ✅Seosan Sea: The coastline is beautiful. You can go diving 🤿 and see the rich coral reefs and tropical fish. 💗Food There are many local specialties, such as live octopus 🐙, seafood porridge, and seafood pancakes 🥞. You can buy fresh ingredients at the seafood market. 💗Transportation From Seoul Nambu Bus Terminal, the first bus departs at 6:30 am. There is a bus every 10 to 40 minutes. The journey takes 1 hour and 50 minutes to 2 hours and 10 minutes. 🚗 💗Accommodation There are motels such as Seosan Jamjari and Seosan Stay Today. They are quiet and comfortable, and the prices are affordable. 💰

Address: Eupnae-ri, Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do A place introduced in an alley restaurant sometime ago The area around the fortress wall is relatively quiet and inside the fortress wall, it's this big and spacious Rather than having a variety of things to see... tranquility...? openness...? old-fashionedness...? That's about it. We stopped by while passing by and were very satisfied. There was quite a wait at the famous hotteok shop so we went to another hotteok shop and bought some and sat in front of the shop and ate it with coffee. There were only wooden chairs without any tables but that was also very emotional, fun, and memorable I want to go again.. It felt like a cozy village #HotPlace #SafeTravel #LifeShotPlace #DateCourse

📍 Eupnae-ri, Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do ⏱ Every day 06:00 - 19:00 March~October 05:00~21:00 Haemi-eupseong, a must-see place in Seosan 🛖 Many families come here to play because of the beautiful castle walls and wide lawns 👨‍👩‍👦 It's a great place for a picnic because you can eat a simple lunch ❤️ We used the picnic rental shop called 'Haemi-ro' nearby and enjoyed a picnic under the shade of the trees, and we were so happy 🫧 🏷 #picnic #picnicset #mat #walk #park #Seosan #Haemi-eupseong #placestovisitinSeosan #Chungcheongdo #Chungnam #outing

‘Haemi Dang’, which I happened to visit while traveling with my family, facing Haemi Eupseong Fortress There are cute props all over the place from the front door, how could I pass by this place,,🥲 I took a bunch of pictures, took a turn around, and finally went in! It’s cute because there are a lot of cute props, and the windows are made of glass, so it’s not that big, but there are a lot of spots to take pictures! Hehe 😉 Since there were no customers today, our family rented the place They also sell cute Yanggaeng But the black sesame seeds weren’t my style••🙂 But is it really starting school soon..? Bring back my good times..😵‍💫 - 🏷 Haemi Dang 150 Nammun 2-ro, Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do 📌 Cute interior 📌 A photo spot where you can get pretty pictures 📌 Haemi Eupseong Fortress seen through the glass window on the 2nd floor #Seosan #Domestic travel #Haemi Eupseong Fortress #Hot place #Cafe recommendation

#Must-see historic site A tourist attraction worth visiting if you come to Haemi. Haemi-eupseong was famous for its stone fortress during the Joseon Dynasty. It is very cold in winter. Haemi-eupseong is a stone fortress from the Joseon Dynasty located in Eumnae-ri, Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do. It was built in 1491 (22nd year of King Seongjong’s reign) and has a circumference of 1,800 m, a height of 5 m, and an area of ​​196,381 m2 inside the fortress. It was a place where a garrison commander was stationed and was responsible for defending the west coast. It has been abandoned for a long time, so some of the fortress walls have collapsed and buildings inside the fortress have been demolished. Haemi Elementary School, a post office, and private houses were built in their place, and it is said that the original appearance was not found, but a restoration project for the fortress was carried out in 1973, and private houses and government offices were demolished. #Haemi-eupseong #Seosan Travel

Haemi-eupseong is a stone fortress from the Joseon Dynasty that was responsible for defending the west coast. It is the best-preserved fortress among the remaining fortresses in Korea. Haemi-eupseong also has a painful history of Catholic persecution, making it a representative Catholic holy site. When I see the green grass and straight trees, my heart feels so at ease 😄 ☑️Address: Eumnae-ri, Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do . . . #Chungcheongnam-do travel #Seosan travel #Places to visit in Korea #Cultural heritage #Haemi-eupseong #Summer summer sea #Safe travel

[ 🌳A place with a huge, lonely tree, Haemi-eupseong ] I visited Haemi-eupseong in Seosan!〰️〰️ Haemi-eupseong is a stone fortress from the Joseon Dynasty located in Seosan Eupnae-ri, and is Historic Site No. 116. It is a place where Catholic believers were tortured during the Byeongin Persecution in 1866, and a stone monument remains outside the West Gate as a martyrdom monument. Because of this historical fact, Pope Francis visited Haemi-eupseong and Haemi Martyrdom Shrine in 2014. Haemi-eupseong is very large, so it is a good place to walk slowly. When you enter through Jinnammun, you will see a large tree like this, and I took a pretty picture of it. Maybe it was because the weather was warm, but many people were enjoying a walk. It is the perfect place to visit on a warm spring day like today!! If you go to Seosan, I recommend visiting Haemi-eupseong 🌿 ✅ Address Eupnae-ri, Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do ✅ Hours of operation Daily 06:00 – 19:00 March~October 05:00 – 21:00 ✅ Cultural commentary 10:00 – 17:00 #Seosan travel #Haemi-eupseong #Couples #Families

#summervacay If you’re around Seosan-si, and want a chill spot with some serious history and vibes, Haemieupseong Fortress is the place to hit up. Built way back during the Joseon era (like 1417–1421), this fortress feels like stepping into a K-drama set with its stone walls and traditional hanok buildings. The fortress walls stretch about 1.8 km, giving you plenty of space to wander, explore, and soak up the old-school atmosphere. It’s got a nice mix of nature and history, with big old trees and spots that feel like they’re whispering stories from the past. If you’re lucky to be there during the Haemieupseong Festival, don’t miss it, it’s like a time machine back to Joseon times with traditional performances, crafts, and tasty food stalls. The best part? It’s super chill, family-friendly, and free to explore. Perfect for a relaxed day trip filled with culture and good vibes.

#summervacay Located in Seosan, Haemi-eup Wall offers a quiet yet historically rich escape from the usual tourist spots. This well-preserved fortress, originally built during the Joseon Dynasty, stands as a testament to Korea’s cultural and architectural legacy. As you walk along the stone walls and through the large open grounds, it’s easy to imagine life in the past. The site is expansive, clean, and well-maintained, making it perfect for leisurely walks and peaceful reflection. Informative signs throughout the area help you understand the wall’s significance, especially its role during key moments in Korean history. Even if you're not a history enthusiast, the surrounding scenery and calm atmosphere make it a worthwhile visit. Whether you're exploring solo or with family, Haemi-eup Wall is a great place to slow down, enjoy some fresh air, and connect with Korea’s heritage. It’s a hidden gem in Chungcheongnam-do that blends history, nature, and quiet charm beautifully.

The West Sea of ​​Seosan is a great place to go to see the sunset! You can see a really beautiful sunset! #TravelPlan #SeosanTravel #Seosan #SeosanSea

Location: 66 Sansuhwangnak-gil, Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do Haemi Forest Cafe is located in the village of Sansu-ri, Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do. As soon as you enter, the spacious garden and the glass exterior catch your eye. Most notably, the structure offers a direct view of Mount Gayasan, making it feel like a true healing spot just by sitting indoors. I visited around 3 PM on a holiday afternoon, and surprisingly, there was almost no waiting time, and parking spaces were ample, allowing for a comfortable experience. There are plenty of seats both indoors and outdoors, but being on a mountain, the wind was quite strong, making the outdoor seating feel a bit chilly. Operating Hours: Daily 10:00 AM–7:00 PM, Weekends 10:00 AM–7:30 PM (Closed on Wednesdays) Parking: Free parking Visitor Information - Pets not allowed: Pets are restricted from both indoor and outdoor areas. - Laptop usage limited: Laptop use is allowed only after 5 PM on weekends and public holidays. This is a considerate measure for guests traveling from afar, so keep this in mind.

During my trip to Seosan, I wanted to write about a place that left a deep impression on me. This is a place I discovered thanks to my dad, who took me there. It's Haemieupseong in Seosan. 📍Haemieupseong Address: 143 Nammun 2-ro, Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do This location is very famous as the filming site of the drama Mr. Sunshine. The perimeter of Seosan Haemieupseong is 1,800 meters, making it quite spacious. There's also a 300-year-old tree located at the center, which is truly amazing. Haemieupseong has many great restaurants and cafes nearby, giving it a vibe similar to a traditional Korean village. The air is fresh, and there are plenty of sights to see, making it a wonderful place to visit with family. Although I went with my parents this time, I definitely want to visit again in the future!

I'll recommend a 2-day, 1-night trip to Dangjin and Seosan in Chungnam!⛅️ It's a great itinerary filled with the ocean, emotions, and delicious restaurants✨ Day 1 - Stroll around Sapgyoho Tourist Attraction & Visit the Fish Market - ​​Visit Dangjin Shinpyeong Brewery and have a glass of makgeolli🍶 - Take a sentimental photo at 'Hapdeokje'📸 - Have a warm meal at Sapgyoho's 'Gegukji' restaurant for dinner! - For accommodation, I recommend the sentimental accommodation 'Dangjin Lati Hotel'! Day 2 - Move to Seosan and walk around Haemi-eupseong Fortress - Enjoy the temple scenery across the ocean at 'Ganwol-am' - A spicy 'Eori-guljeot Baekban' at a Seosan restaurant🍚 - Before heading home, finish leisurely at the cafe **'Geusijeolgeu Cafe'** It's a healing travel destination where you can enjoy nature and feel the local emotions!🌿 #TravelItinerary #DomesticTravel #TravelPlan #DangjinTravel #Seosan

Seosan and Dangjin are good places for a day trip.

This is Haemi-eupseong in Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, Republic of Korea. Haemi-eupseong, built on a wide plain with a wall circumference of 1,800m, a height of 5m, and an area of ​​approximately 200,000m, was built over a period of approximately 4 years from the 17th year of King Taejong to the 3rd year of King Sejong in order to move the Chungcheong Byeongma Jeoldosayeong from Deoksan to Haemi. It was the military center of Chungcheong until the Byeongma Jeoldosayeong was moved to Cheongju in the 3rd year of King Hyojong. This place functioned as the Byeongma Jeoldosayeong for approximately 230 years until 1652 (the 3rd year of King Hyojong), but after the Byeongma Jeoldosayeong was moved to Cheongju, Haemi-hyeon-ma became the head of the management, and it became Haemi-eupseong. As one of the five military camps of Chungcheong-do, Hoseo Jwayeongho commanded the military power of 12 counties in the Naepo region for 243 years until the administrative districts were reorganized in 1895. The Yeongjang was also in charge of the task of suppressing bandits and rebels, so this place was also the site of martyrdom when believers from the Naepo region were dragged to their deaths during the persecution of Catholics in the late Joseon Dynasty. It is said that Haemi-eupseong was filled with Dongheon, where the military commissioner and the Yeongjang worked, as well as government offices and guest houses, making it a magnificent sight. In 1579, the 12th year of King Seonjo’s reign, General Yi Sun-sin served as a military officer for 10 months, and Dasan Jeong Yak-yong, a Silhak scholar from the late Joseon Dynasty, was exiled to Haemi and left behind poems. In 1910, all the facilities were demolished according to the demolition order for the town wall, and as private houses were built inside the wall, the old appearance almost disappeared. Then, it began to be renovated in 1973, and excavations were conducted in 1997, restoring it to its current appearance. Dongheon was the office of the Yeongjang and the Yeongjang, and it was a building where general administrative work and trials were conducted in the jurisdiction. The Haemi County Magistrate was in charge of military administration and topography for 12 nearby counties and counties. #Domestic travel #February travel support event

Here is a travel guide for Seosan, South Korea: 1. Basic Information Seosan is located in the midwest of the Korean Peninsula, at the northwest end of Chungcheongnam-do. It is famous for its ancient temples, beautiful natural scenery, and rich history and culture. 2. Best Travel Season Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit Seosan, as the weather is most suitable for sightseeing. 3. Recommended Travel Days It is recommended to spend 2 days in Seosan to fully appreciate its beauty and culture. 4. Main Attractions 1. Haemi Fortress: One of the most famous temples in Seosan, known for its cherry blossom scenery. Even outside of cherry blossom season, the natural scenery here is worth seeing. In addition, the traditional architecture and tranquil atmosphere of the temple can help you forget your worries. 2. Haemi Fortress: The most representative fortress of the Joseon Dynasty, and the best-preserved flatland fortress. Visitors can experience the historical heritage and enjoy traditional cultural and artistic performances. 3. Seosan Rock-carved Triad Buddha: The three Buddha statues are kind and smiling, and they change with the sunlight, making it a great place for visitors to pray and meditate. 4. Seosan Creative Art Village: Curated by the famous calligrapher Hwang Seok-bong, it houses many art pieces and is perfect for art and photography lovers. 5. Food Recommendations 1. Seafood: Seosan is close to the sea, so fresh seafood is a must-try, such as sashimi and oyster rice. 2. Korean Beef: Seosan's Korean beef is of high quality, tender and juicy, and worth a try. 3. Traditional Snacks: Such as pickled crab roe and spicy oyster sauce, with unique Korean flavors. 6. Accommodation Recommendations You can choose hotels or resorts near the main attractions, such as golf club resorts. Although the conditions may be average, the surrounding environment is beautiful and suitable for relaxation. 7. Transportation Guide From Seoul, you can take a bus to Seosan, which takes about 1 hour and 50 minutes. In Seosan, you can take public transportation or walk to visit the main attractions. 8. Tips 1. The attractions in Seosan are relatively scattered, so it is recommended to plan your itinerary in advance. 2. Autumn is the most beautiful season in Seosan, and you can enjoy the magnificent natural scenery at this time. 3. When visiting temples and other religious sites, please respect local customs. With this guide, you can better plan your trip to Seosan and enjoy an unforgettable Korean cultural experience.

#10월여행지원금이벤트 This is ‘Haemi-eupseong’. It’s the perfect place for a day trip to Seosan. There aren’t many people even on weekends, so it’s a good place to take a great photo. I recommend visiting now before the weather gets colder. Address - 143 Nammun 2-ro, Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do

#10월여행지원금이벤트 Historically, Haemi-eupseong holds a special meaning in Korean Catholic history. During the Catholic persecution period in the 19th century (Byeong-in Persecution, 1866, etc.), many Catholics were martyred here, and it is known that about 1,000 believers were executed here. As a result, Haemi-eupseong is considered an important pilgrimage site for Catholics today, and a martyr monument and a commemorative cathedral have been built.

#10월여행지원금이벤트 Haemi-eupseong was strategically important due to its wide surrounding plains and proximity to the sea, and the government offices in charge of military and administrative affairs were located within the castle. The castle walls were built sturdily using stones and earth, and there were various facilities within the castle, such as government offices, military training grounds, and soldiers' quarters. For this reason, it functioned as the military and administrative center of the Chungcheong region during the Joseon Dynasty.

#10월여행지원금이벤트 Haemi-eupseong Fortress is a military stronghold of the Joseon Dynasty located in Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, and was built in the mid-15th century. Construction of the fortress began during the reign of King Sejong of Joseon, and it was completed in the first year of King Munjong (1451). This fortress was used as a defensive stronghold for the western part of Chungcheong Province throughout the Joseon Dynasty, and played an important role in preparing for the invasion of Japanese pirates.

#October Travel Support Event In addition to its historical value, this place is also popular as a tourist attraction because it is in harmony with the beautiful natural scenery. Haemi-eupseong Fortress provides visitors with an opportunity to experience the fortress and cultural heritage of the Joseon Dynasty, and many people visit it as a place for historical education and cultural experience.

#10월여행지원금이벤트 Haemi-eupseong has a 1.5km-long wall and various cultural assets and relics within it. The wall was built mainly using stone and earth, and can be accessed through the main entrances, the East Gate and the West Gate. Traces of military facilities and administrative agencies from the time remain within the castle.

#10월여행지원금이벤트 Chungnam Seosan Haemi-eupseong is a Joseon Dynasty fortress located in Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea. Built in the early 17th century, this fortress was built for the purpose of regional defense at the time, and is considered an important historical site.

#10월여행지원금이벤트 Haemi-myeon has many hotteok shops along with historical sites, so many tourists visit this area to try Haemi hotteok. Haemi hotteok is a popular snack for locals as well as tourists, providing an opportunity to experience the taste of traditional hotteok in a new way.

#10월여행지원금이벤트 This hotteok is made using seafood and fresh vegetables, which are specialties of the Haemi region, and offers a different flavor from regular hotteok. Haemi hotteok has a sweet and salty taste, and is served with various toppings to suit the customer's taste.

#10월여행지원금이벤트 Haemi Hotteok is a famous specialty from Haemi-myeon, Seosan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, and is a food that adds regional characteristics to traditional hotteok. Hotteok is a representative Korean snack made by frying or baking wheat flour dough with sugar, nuts, cinnamon, etc. In addition to these basic ingredients, Haemi Hotteok boasts a special taste by utilizing fresh local ingredients.

#10월여행지원금이벤트 The catapult (or catapult machine) at Haemi-eupseong in Sasan, Chungcheongnam-do, is a siege weapon used in the Middle Ages and ancient times. This weapon was used to destroy enemy walls or structures by launching stones or other objects from a distance.

#10월여행지원금이벤트 Cheonjachongtong (千字銃通) is one of the gunpowder weapons of the Joseon Dynasty and is a type of cannon. This weapon was capable of firing in large quantities by firing as written on a letter board with the Chinese characters “Cheonja” written on it. It was mainly used for defense or siege warfare.

#10월여행지원금이벤트 Haemi-eupseong Fortress has old houses and cultural assets, providing an opportunity to experience the region's traditional culture. There are also various cultural events and festivals held here. Haemi-eupseong Fortress is a place where history and nature come together, and is a great opportunity to experience Korea's traditional architecture and culture.