Punish every last-minute trip! Part 2!

Punish every last-minute trip! Part 2! All the must-book attractions in major South Korean cities are here. Second stop: [Gwangju] Gwangju National Museum Built in 1978, it houses important historical and cultural materials and artifacts from Gwangju, spanning from prehistoric times through the Baekje, Unified Silla, Goryeo, and Joseon dynasties. Several years ago, the wreckage of a 13th-century Chinese Yuan Dynasty merchant ship was discovered on the seabed off Sinan, southwest Korea. Treasures from the Song and Yuan dynasties were salvaged and are now on display in the museum. No reservation required, free admission Gyeonggi Jebudo Island Cable Car From the wooden deck on the 3rd floor rooftop, you can take in the natural scenery of Moses-gil and Jebudo Port. Jebudo Island is a mysterious island, famous for its "Moses Miracle," where the sea route opens twice a day due to the tides. Jebudo Dulle-gil (0.972 km walk) It takes about an hour to walk along the Swallowtail Trail, where you can observe various geological formations and encounter Maebawi Rock, which is made up of several sea stacks. Book at least three days in advance Mt. Mudeung It offers stunning views of Seoseokdae and Ip Seokdae, which are known for their unusual rock formations. It also boasts a long history of temples and Buddhist relics, as well as ancestral artistic heritage. Since ancient times, it has been considered the guardian deity of Gwangju. The three peaks are almost the same height.