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IUCNweb: Wupo Marsh in Changnyeong comprises four natural swamps formed by the flooding of the Nakdong River 6,000 years ago
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IUCNweb: Geomun Oreum, the matrix of lava tunnels in Jeju Island
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IUCNweb: Ganghwa Island is home to the best preserved mud flats in Korea
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IUCNweb: The marsh wetlands of Suncheon Bay are situated between Yeosu Peninsula and Goheung Peninsula
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IUCNweb: Suncheon Bay
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IUCNweb: Bukhan Mountain
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IUCNweb: Sindu-ri Coastal Sand Hill in Tae-an is the largest coastal sand dune in Korea
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IUCNweb: Mouth of Nakdong River in Busan
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IUCNweb: The demilitarized zone (DMZ) is the international spotlight as destination for ecotourism, particularly Paju DMZ and Imjin River
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IUCNweb: Yanggu DMZ
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IUCNweb: Paju DMZ
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IUCNweb: Paju DMZ
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IUCNweb: Yongneup
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IUCNweb: Damyang, the famous ecological tourist place for bamboo and metasequoia