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Soenojae Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail (Course 4)

In Korean: 쇠노재길 - 땅끝길(4코스)

Soenojae Trail is Course 4 of the Ttangkkeut Trail, a hiking and walking trail that spans several lots, including 531 Baekdo-ro, Bukpyeong-myeon.

Phone
061-530-5329+82 61-530-5329

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Sources: Haenam County

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For inquiries, contact the Haenam County Tourism Office, Tourism Development Team (061-530-5329) or Tourist Information (061-532-1330).

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Soenojae Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail (Course 4) before you go

Contact
Tourism Office, Tourism Development Team: 061-530-5329 / Tourist Information: 061-532-1330 +82 61-530-5329, +82 61-532-1330
Address
531 Baekdo-ro and others, Bukpyeong-myeon, Haenam-gun, Jeonnam-Gwangju Special Metropolitan City

In Korean: 전남광주통합특별시 해남군 북평면 백도로 531 외

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  1. SourceHaenam County Culture and Tourism

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Source: Haenam County Culture and Tourism · KOGL Type 4 (non-commercial, no changes allowed)

Soenojae Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail (Course 4) map

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Soenojae Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail (Course 4) in detail

Soenojae Trail: 18 km from Ijin to Jangsu Village, the end of the Ttangkkeut Trail

Soenojae Trail is a course of about 18 km that starts at Ijin Village and passes Namchang, Chagyeong, Manwol and Heungchon to Jangsu Village, the last point of the Ttangkkeut Trail. It passes small villages and fields resting against the eastern slopes of Duryunsan Mountain, and Soenojae is on the back slopes of Duryunsan Mountain.

Soenojae Trail: the Jwail and Namchang 5-day markets and historic sites around Namchang

If you time your walk to market days, you can see seafood fresh from the South Sea at Jwail Market in Bugil-myeon (the 3rd and 8th) and Namchang Market in Bukpyeong-myeon (the 2nd and 7th). Around Namchang remain historic sites such as Ijinjin Fortress, Dallyangjin Fortress and Haewollu Pavilion, and the area serves as the gateway linking Ttangkkeut and Wando. County buses from Haenam Terminal to Jwail in Bugil and to Namchang run 10 times a day.

Source: Haenam County Culture and Tourism

Soenojae Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail (Course 4) FAQ

Where does the Soenojae Trail end?

It ends at Jangsu Village, which is the end point of the whole Ttangkkeut Trail.

What historic sites can I see on the Soenojae Trail?

Ijinjin Fortress, Dallyangjin Fortress, and Haewollu Pavilion are around Namchang.

Source: Haenam County Culture and Tourism

Soenojae Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail (Course 4) sources

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