Ulsan

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Ulsan boasts not only a thriving industrial hub, but also offers scenic views and serene attractions. Daewangam Park, with its picturesque sea views and pine trees, creates a tranquil atmosphere for visitors. In the southern side of the Gaji Mountain range, the Seoknamsa Temple stands among the four major Buddhist temples in Gajisan Provincial Park. Rebuilt multiple times since its establishment in 824 A.D., it showcases 30 buildings and a stunning Three-story Pagoda, a symbol of protection from foreign invasions. Beyond its industrial prowess, Ulsan unveils a rich history dating back to prehistoric times, evident through various archaeological sites. The city's rapid development, from a center of heavy industry during the Japanese colonial period to its present status, is an intriguing journey to explore. With its breathtaking coastline, picturesque parks, and vibrant local cuisine, Ulsan combines industrial progress with natural beauty and cultural heritage.