About Suncheon Bay
Suncheon Bay is known for its wide tidal flats and reed beds. In 2021 it became a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site as part of "Getbol, Korean Tidal Flats," together with the tidal flats of Seocheon, Gochang, Sinan and Boseong.
As winter approaches, migratory birds such as hooded cranes come here. The mudflats and reeds give the birds food and a place to rest.
In late autumn the reeds turn from silver to gold. Climb to the observatory on the hill around sunset and you can look down on the waterways winding through the flats.
While you listen
Warm harmonies are stacked little by little toward the setting sun. Listen on an evening when you can really feel the year drawing to a close.
Getting there
From Suncheon Station or Suncheon Bus Terminal, take a city bus toward Suncheon Bay Wetland.
Other songs nearby
- 섬진강, 매화 필 무렵 (Seomjingang River, When the Plum Trees Bloom) about 28 km
- 남해, 봄바람 (Namhae, Spring Breeze) about 39 km
- 담양 대숲, 여름비 (Damyang Bamboo Forest, Summer Rain) about 68 km