Ulsan, South Korea｜A city known for football!

❤Recommendation reason: Ulsan, South Korea - is an important industrial city in South Korea. It also attracts many tourists with its rich natural scenery and cultural heritage. The reason why I know it is because in the 2019 AFC Champions League⚽️, our Shanghai Shenhua defeated Ulsan Hyundai 2-1 away, and the goal was scored by my favorite Martins! [Awesome] 🌟Highlights: 🌈 Dawangyan Park-Dawangyan is the iconic attraction in the park. It is shaped like a giant dragon rising from the sea. The iron chain bridge connecting Dawangyan offers a 360-degree bird's eye view of the sea, which is very spectacular. There are new and old lighthouses in the park, which guide passing ships and are also a good place for tourists to check in and take photos. 📷 (Open all year round from 9:00 to 18:00, the last admission time is 17:40.) 🌈🐋 Jangseungpo Whale Museum-This is the only whale museum in South Korea, displaying whale skeletons, whaling tools, etc. It is a great place to learn about whale culture. 👍 🌈Retro Village-There is an old scene similar to the 80s on the small hill in the middle of the whale house. You can spend half an hour strolling around and taking pictures! 🌈Genjuechuan Lighthouse——built in 1920, it is one of the famous attractions. The lighthouse stands on the coast, overlooking the rough sea, with beautiful scenery. Visitors can climb the lighthouse and enjoy the unique perspective provided by the spiral staircase. 🚉Transportation strategy: Ulsan has convenient transportation and is only a 40-minute drive from Busan. ⏳Best time to travel: Summer and winter are the best seasons to travel to Ulsan. Summer is suitable for escaping the heat, while winter is a good time to enjoy the snow scenery. 📝Notes: 1⃣️Please abide by the park regulations, do not litter, and do not damage public facilities. 2⃣️Pay attention to safety, especially be careful when visiting high-altitude attractions such as cable bridges. 3⃣️Arrange your itinerary according to weather conditions. Try to avoid going out in bad weather.