대청도 섬여행 트레킹, 서해바다 최고의 삼서트레킹, 삼각산, 서풍받이 Daecheongdo Island Tour & Trekking

Daecheongdo Island Tour & Samseo Trekking Daecheongdo Island is a natural island in the West Sea and a national geopark, making it ideal for travel and trekking. A. Daecheongdo Tour Daecheongdo's main tourist routes are: Sand Dune, Nongyeo Beach, Mia-dong Beach, Moraeul Haesong, Seopungbaji, and Dokbawi Observatory. 1. Sand Dune Sand Dune is a sand dune formed over many years by strong sea winds blowing sand from the beach toward the mountainside. The fine sand surface of the desert flutters in the wind, and camels seem to move, creating an exotic scene. 2. Nongyeo Beach and Mia-dong Beach Nongyeo Beach connects with Mia-dong Beach at low tide. It resembles an outdoor exhibition of bizarre rock formations, and the sand islands where the seawater pools create a beautiful scene. Nongyeo Beach connects with Mia-dong Beach at low tide, and the bizarre rock formations along the shoreline resemble a showcase, creating a stunning sandy island where seawater pools. Daecheong Island is rich in seafood, particularly skate, which is often enjoyed fresh, rather than fermented. 3. Moraeulhaesong (Sandyulhaesong) You can stroll through a picturesque pine forest lined with lush Moraeulhaesong (Sandyulhaesong) and along the picturesque white sandy beach. During the Goryeo Dynasty, Emperor Shun, the last emperor of the Yuan Dynasty who married Empress Gi of the Goryeo Dynasty, was exiled to Daecheong Island. While strolling through the pine forest, he encountered a pine tree shaped like a giraffe and named it "Giraffe Pine." The giraffe is a mythical auspicious creature with deer antlers and dragon scales, and legend has it that it brings forth a son. 5. Seopungbaji (Seopungbaji) Seopungbaji (Seopungbaji) is an exotic coastal cliff and is Daecheong Island's most scenic spot. Seopungbaji is a towering, massive rock cliff rising from the sea. Sculpted by the waves and winds of the West Sea for billions of years, it is a heavenly landscape. 6. Dokbawi Observatory From Dokbawi Observatory, you can admire Dokbawi, a solitary, sharp rock standing alone against the azure sea, and the picturesque coastal scenery. B. Daecheongdo Samseo Trekking The course begins at Maebawi Observatory, follows the summit of Samgaksan Mountain, Gireumagari Rock, Madangbawi Rock, Sky Observatory, Seopungbaji Rock, and Gwangnandu Jeongjagak Pavilion (4 hours, 7km). Daecheongdo Samseo Trekking is the ultimate island trekking course, connecting mountains and the sea. It begins at Maebawi Observatory and follows the ridgeline to the summit of Samgaksan Mountain (343m), while taking in the breathtaking views of the azure sea. During the Goryeo Dynasty, falcons were trained for hunting, and the "Haedongcheong Boramae," a species of peregrine falcon from Daecheong Island, was considered the best, renowned even as far away as Mongolia. Climbing the wooden deck from Maebawi Observatory to the mountain path offers breathtaking views of the cool, coastal landscape, including the distant Seopungbaji Mountain Range. Atop Samgaksan Mountain (343m), the highest peak in the West Sea, visitors can enjoy close-up views of Baengnyeongdo Island and Socheongdo Island, along with the breathtaking coastline surrounded by the azure sea. Samgaksan Mountain has long been said to be imbued with the energy of life, its energy protecting life. Daecheongdo Island, with its lush forests dating back to the Goryeo Dynasty, has been called Cheongdo, meaning "green island." Daecheongdo Samseo Trekking is the premier island trekking course in the West Sea, offering breathtaking views of mountains and sea. It was pioneered in 2012 by Master Yang Geol-seok. Since the development of Samseo Trekking, Daecheongdo has become a popular trekking destination for many hiking enthusiasts. Descending from the summit along the ridge, the scenery of Dokbawi Rock and the Yeolmagari coastal cliffs is a picturesque sight. Yeolmagari is a coastal cliff surrounded by lush green mountains, its clear blue sea and towering rock formations creating a breathtaking view. Standing on the wide, flat Madangbawi Rock at the tip of the island, the ocean surges below, and the stunning coastal scenery of the blue sea and rock formations ahead is breathtaking. The Sky Observatory is a resting place for immortals, resonating with the energy of the heavens. The harmony of the sea and the island unfolds, offering Daecheongdo's most breathtaking natural beauty. Descending from the Sky Observatory and ascending to the coastal cliff observatory, you gaze out over the sea, a breathtakingly beautiful vista that will leave you with a chill. Arriving at the beach, where Seopungbaji towers above, you'll be awestruck. Seopungbaji, a coastal cliff that shields you from the wind and waves, offers a heavenly vista. During his exile, Emperor Shun of the Yuan Dynasty marveled at the sheer cliffs of Seopungbawi, calling them "heavenly sights." Daecheongdo Seopungbawi is a must-see on any domestic travel ...