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![Image of Daecheon Beach](/images/bp/eng/spots/img_boryeong01.png)
Daecheon Beach
Endlessly stretch of beach with white sands, blue sea, small and big islands dotting the horizon, colorful swimsuits, enough pine forest for shade, sunsets low on the far horizon... Youthfulness, romance, comfort and natural beauty harmonize at Daecheon Beach. Daecheon Beach has many functions, as a place of memory-making for young people who love each other, as a place of rest and relaxation for families and as a mecca for marine sports.
![Image of Muchangpo Sea Parting](/images/bp/eng/spots/img_boryeong02.png)
Muchangpo Sea Parting
This is the beach that was first opened in on the west coast in 1928, the white sands are 1.5km long and 50m wide, the depth of the water is 1-2m, the water temperature is 22˚C, and the slope is 4˚. The pine forest around the beach is abundant so that you can enjoy the sea and the woods at the same time.
![Image of Mt. Seongjusan recreation Forest](/images/bp/eng/spots/img_boryeong03.png)
Mt. Seongjusan recreation Forest
Mt. Seongjusan Recreation Forest is one of the most beautiful spots in the Charyeong Mountains. Hwajanggol Valley in Seongju-ri, Seongju-myeon proudly boasts of its 4km long heavy forest. Hwajanggol Valley means "Valley of Great Graves" because there are eight propitious sites for graves around Mt. Seongju, and one of them is hidden in this valley. It’s one of the 11 beautiful valleys in Chungnam.
![Image of Boryeong Lake](/images/bp/eng/spots/img_boryeong04.png)
Boryeong Lake
It was completed in October 1998. Two tributary streams originated from Mt. Seongju (Seongju-myeon) and Mt. Seongtae (Oesan-myeon) respectively meet and form Uncheongcheon (stream). Since the stream is blocked by a dam, Punggye-ri, Yongsu-ri, and Pyeongla-ri sink into the lake which reaches halfway up Mt. Ami and Mt. Yanggak.
![Image of Mt. Oseo](/images/bp/eng/spots/img_boryeong05.png)
Mt. Oseo
People have loved Mt. Oseo because they could look down to the West Sea and a gorgeous field of eulalia grass from the ridge of the mountain. Even though it was called “Mt. Oseo” – a term which refers to where crows live- because of a lot of crows and magpies, they are now rarely found there.
![Image of Oeyeonyeol-do](/images/bp/eng/spots/img_boryeong06.png)
Oeyeonyeol-do
People have named it Oeyeonyeol-do, as if the island leads the rest of the islands. The meaning of the name of Oeyeon-do indicates that it is too far from the shore and it looks as if it is covered by smoke.
![Image of Ocheon Port](/images/bp/eng/spots/img_boryeong07.png)
Ocheon Port
Since the military base of Chungcheong Sugun Jeoldosa (naval commander-in-chief) was constructed during the early Joseon Dynasty, Ocheon Port has been a pivotal base for seashore defense in the Chungcheong area. A fortress, a military base for officers, and Jinhyulcheong remain.
![Image of Woljeon Jukdo](/images/bp/eng/spots/img_boryeong08.png)
Woljeon Jukdo
Nampo embankment has become a new tourist spot in Boryeong. The beautiful 3.7km-long coast road presents a perfect driving course. It’s also good for a walk.