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The Sokcho Oeongchi Badahyangro Trail is a walking path where you can view spectacular coastal scenery that was restricted to civilians for a long time.
The Sokcho Oeongchi Badahyangro Trail is a walking path where you can view spectacular coastal scenery that was restricted to civilians for a long time. Following the armed communist infiltration incident in 1970, barbed wire fences were installed and it was veiled for 65 years, but thanks to the well-preserved pristine nature, it was able to maintain its beautiful hidden scenery. In 2018, an approximately 1.
74km-long exploration deck path was opened, allowing anyone to comfortably walk and enjoy the blue waters of the East Sea. While walking along, you can encounter unique strange rocks and bizarre stones such as Gulbawi Rock and Jinebawi Rock along with the refreshing sound of waves, and a section of the security barbed wire fence, a trace of past division, remains, conveying a special historical meaning.
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