Taejongdae

The best seasons to visit Taejongdae are spring and fall when the weather is mild and the scenery is vibrant. In spring, you can enjoy blooming hydrangeas, while fall offers crisp air and colorful foliage. These seasons are ideal for hiking, sightseeing, and capturing stunning coastal views without the summer crowds.

Must-see attractions in Taejongdae include the Yeongdo Lighthouse area, famous for its majestic seaside cliffs and panoramic ocean views. The Gumyeongsa and Taejongsa temples offer cultural insight, while the observation deck provides scenic views of Tsushima Island on clear days. Riding the Danubi Train is also a popular way to explore the park comfortably.

Taejongdae is located on Yeongdo Island in Busan, making Busan the usual starting point for visitors. From central Busan, you can take public transportation such as buses or taxis to Yeongdo. Many travelers combine their visit to Taejongdae with other Busan attractions, using the city as a convenient base.

Taejongdae is named after King Taejong Muyeol of the Silla Dynasty, who is said to have been enchanted by the area's natural beauty. Locals appreciate the Danubi Train, a special sightseeing train that allows visitors to comfortably tour the park’s extensive trails, making Taejongdae accessible even for those who prefer less walking.

Nearby attractions that can be combined with a trip to Taejongdae include Songdo Beach, Korea's first public beach, and the Busan Air Cruise cable car offering spectacular aerial views of the coastline. Exploring Busan’s vibrant city center and Jagalchi Fish Market also complements a visit to Taejongdae well.