Discovering Myeongseondo: A Nighttime Paradise on the Southern Coast
Myeongseondo / Photo from online community
As the sun sets, a spectacular display of lights unfolds over the beaches of the southern coast, revealing a completely different world. Located in Seosang-myeon, Ulsan, Myeongseondo transforms into 18 media art spaces at night, offering visitors a magical night view.
During the day, you can enjoy a coastal walk along the mudflats and sandy beaches, and at night, you can indulge in the romantic night sea illuminated by brilliant LED lights, making it a popular choice for budget-friendly nighttime outings.
Myeongseondo boasts stunning natural scenery that earned it the name meaning 'island of the immortal' due to its past associations with the sounds of cicadas. Recently, it has become a leading nighttime tourist destination in Ulsan thanks to a significant expansion of its media art spaces through a nightscape lighting project.
The illuminated pathway along the beach is also designated as a barrier-free information site by the Korea Tourism Organization, ensuring that visitors with mobility challenges can comfortably explore the area.
One of the biggest advantages of this place is that both entrance and parking fees are free. Visitors can enjoy high-quality nighttime media art without any financial burden, making it a highly satisfying date spot for couples and a family-friendly walking area.
The nearby Jinha Public Parking Lot is free to use, enhancing convenience for those arriving by car. The night view of the island from Myeongseongyo Bridge, which connects Jinha Beach and Gangyangri, is another must-see highlight.
Myeongseondo has a unique structure where access is only possible during low tide, as there is no bridge connecting it to the mainland. It is essential to check tide schedules before visiting, as the pathway will be submerged during high tide.
The access point is located in front of the octagonal pavilion at Jinha Beach, and entry may be restricted for safety reasons if waves are high or weather conditions worsen, so it's advisable to monitor local weather forecasts ahead of time.
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Source :https://blog.naver.com/tour_toctoc/224387301123
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