Jangheung
Jangheung town is a rural district in the southern part of South Jeolla Province, South Korea. Situated on the eastern side of the Jangheung Peninsula, it overlooks Deukryang Bay. The county is widely marketed under the brand name "Jeongnamjin" (meaning "Ferry of the True South"). This name signifies its geographical position as the point located directly south of Gwanghwamun, the symbolic center of Seoul. It serves as the southern counterpart to Jeongdongjin (the famous sunrise destination in the east) and Junggangjin (the northernmost point of the Korean Peninsula), establishing Jangheung as a key symbolic landmark in the country’s cardinal alignment.
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Cheungwan Mountain Provincial Park
천관산도립공원
This mountain park is known for its jagged rock formations and views of the South Sea islands. Its primary attraction is the vast silver grass fields near the 723m summit, which peak every October. The park grounds also house the historic Cheongwansa Temple, a natural recreation forest with camping and cabin facilities, and a literature park featuring stone monuments dedicated to local authors.
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Eokbul mountain
억불산
Located right behind the Cypress Forest Woodland. It features a "Mallegil" (boardwalk path) that is gentle enough for casual walkers and offers a great view of Jangheung.
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Jeam Mountain
제암산
Known for its royal azalea blossoms in May. It offers well-maintained trails and panoramic views of the South Sea from the summit.
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Jeamsan Mountain Azalea Festival
제암산 철쭉제
Held in May every year, the Jeamsan Royal Azalea Festival is a representative festival held in Jeamsan Mountain. It is held from May 1 to 15 every year, and various events and programs are held in time for the azaleas to be in full bloom. The Jeamsan Royal Azalea Festival is a popular festival among domestic and foreign tourists, and many people come to see the beautiful azaleas.
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Jeongnamjin Jangheung Shell Festival
정남진 장흥 키조개 축제
A local food festival using pen shells is held in Jangheung. Visitors can try dishes made with pen shells from the local clean waters.The festival program usually includes cultural performances such as guest singer stages, pungmul (traditional percussion) shows, sports dancing, and a singing contest for participants. A section for selling local products is also operated during the event. The festival is held together with the Jeamsan Royal Azalea Festival. The area around Jeilgangsan Mountain, where the event takes place, is designated as a tidal flat conservation zone and a fishery resource conservation zone.
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Jeongnamjin Jangheung Water Festival
정남진 장흥 물축제
The Jeongnamjin Jangheung Water Festival is held every summer in Jangheung. The festival makes use of local water resources such as the Tamjin River, Jangheung Dam, and Deukryang Bay. It is a regional festival where visitors can join various water-related programs and activities. The event was selected as a designated cultural tourism festival by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in 2025.
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Sky Light Arboretum Tulip Festival
하늘빛 수목원 튤립축제
Hamjibong Peak in Jangheung, Jeongnamjin has a garden of about 100 m². The site contains around 300 types of trees and about 1,000 kinds of plants, including wildflowers and herbaceous flowers. A Sky Light Arboretum Tulip Festival is held every April. During the festival, tulips are planted along the cypress forest trail and other areas.The garden includes facilities for wedding conventions. Visitors can also join activities such as tree planting or visiting a small animal farm. There are programs for children, mainly focused on learning experiences.
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Yi Sun-shin Festival in Hoeryongpo, Jangheung
장흥 회령포 이순신 축제
It is a historical experience festival held at Hoeryongpo, a historical place where Admiral Yi Sun-shin prepared for the miracle of the Battle of Myeongnyang by repairing 12 ships. The highlight of the festival is a maritime parade involving 12 Panok ships and a reenactment of the ceremony of the appointment of naval commanders. Visitors can participate in various hands-on activities such as archery and artillery firing, experiencing weapons of the Joseon Navy, or making their own models of Panokseon.
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