Dadohaehaesang National Park

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Dadohaehaesang National Park is South Korea’s largest national park, renowned for its scenic archipelago of islands, rugged coastlines, and rich marine ecosystems.

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Dadohaehaesang National Park canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
area over 2,300 square kilometers
over 230,000 hectares
conservationFocus island ecosystem conservation
marine habitat protection
contains kelp forests
rocky reefs
seagrass beds
tidal flats
country South Korea
ecosystemType coastal ecosystem
island ecosystem
marine ecosystem
governingBody Korea National Park Service
hasBiodiversity coastal fish species
endemic plant species
marine invertebrates
migratory seabirds
hasClimate temperate oceanic climate
hasPart Baekdo Islands
Bigeumdo Island
Dochodo Island
Gogeumdo Island
Goheung area
Heuksando Islands
linked to: Heuksan Islands

Hongdo Island
Jindo area
Jodo Islands
Wando area
Yeosu archipelago area
inception 1981
IUCNCategory II
knownFor picturesque sunsets
rich marine biodiversity
rugged coastlines
scenic archipelago of islands
sea cliffs and rock formations
KoreanName 다도해해상국립공원
languageOfName Korean
literalMeaning multi-island sea national park
locatedIn Jeollanam-do
South Jeolla Province
linked to: South Jeolla region

South Sea of Korea
Southwestern coast of South Korea
notableFeature largest national park in South Korea by area
openingDate 1981
partOf national parks of South Korea
terrainFeature archipelago
rocky islets
rugged coastlines
sandy beaches
sea cliffs
tourismActivity birdwatching
boating
fishing
hiking
island hopping
scuba diving
snorkeling

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South Jeolla region hasTouristAttraction Dadohaehaesang National Park
Korea National Park Service manages Dadohaehaesang National Park
South Sea of Korea containsProtectedArea Dadohaehaesang National Park