Tanyang Travel Guide

 victorwkf Says:  The river-side walk is a relaxing stroll (about 2km) along the Namhan River with breathaking sceneries along the way. The walk starts next to the Danyang bridge and follow the river all the way to the area near to Danyang park and loops back to the town via the main... 

 victorwkf Says:  Up to 10,000 monks can live at Guinsa Temple at any one point. The black slate roof tiles found commonly on Korean temples is occasionally replaced by orange glazed tiles reminding one of those seen on the roofs of Beijing's Forbidden City. Some buildings resemble the Potala... 

 victorwkf Says:  The Guinsa Temple is a good day trip out of Danyang (go to the transport tips section for more information on how to go there from Danyang).Guinsa (meaning Temple of Salvation and Kindness) is built in 1945 and is the headquarters of the Cheontae sect of Korean Buddhism.... 

 victorwkf Says:  Here are a few photos taken at Gosu Caves, more photos are at the travelogue section of this VT page. Overalls, the caves are very impressive and temperature within the caves is quite cooling. However, do be careful as some parts of the caves are narrow and you need to walk... 

 victorwkf Says:  The Gosu Caves are among some of the most famous caves in South Korea.In order to reach the caves, you need to cross the Danyang bridge, turn left and walk 10 minutes along the highway. The Gosu Caves consist of about 1.7km of twisting, turning limestone caverns have been... 

 victorwkf Says:  The artificial waterfalls next to the Namhan River is one of the town's famous landmarks. During summer, the waterfalls are in operation and are impressive. Apparently during night time, there are lights shining onto the wateralls. This is a must see when you are at Danyang... 

 victorwkf Says:  There is an impressive river-side stadium located along the Namhan River at Danyang, just across the famous artificial waterfalls. When the artificial waterfalls are operating, you can sit at the stadium and watch it especially at night when the lightings are on as well.When... 

 victorwkf Says:  There is a metallic clock statue located just next to the river-side stadium along the river-side walk of Danyang town. There are benches around here for you to relax, and across the river on the other side is the famous artificial waterfalls of Danyang. 

 victorwkf Says:  There is a bridge next to the Danyang Park along the river-side walk, where you can find a huge signboard welcoming visitors to Danyang town. 

 victorwkf Says:  The Danyang town tourism visitor's centre is located just across the Danyang bridge on the other side of the Namhan River. You can obtain tourism information of Danyang town and nearby attractions here. Outside the centre, there are several huge monuments. The views of... 

 victorwkf Says:  There is a local fish hot pot restaurant located just across the Danyang bus terminal, at the road junction next to the huge bridge. Unfortunately I cannot translate the name of the restaurant as it is in Korean language, but I have took some photos as attached.This... 

 victorwkf Says:  If you are planning to visit the famous Gosu Caves from Danyang town, it is actually within walking distance. Simply cross the Danyang bridge near to the bus terminal. After that, you will see the visitor's centre. Turn right and the Gosu Caves can be reached after about 10... 

 victorwkf Says:  At the end of the river-side walk at the far side of Danyang town, there is a lovely park with local pavillions and various interesting statues. During autumn, this park is extremely beautiful with various colours of the autumn foliage. A must visit in Danyang especially... 

 victorwkf Says:  If you like photography, then Danyang town and surroundings offer a lot of opportunities in terms of the local people, town life, cave sceneries, mountains, temples, river etc. I took a lot of photographs when I was at Danyang and nearby Sobaeksan National Park.More photos...