Taehwagang National Garden
Taehwagang National Garden is a large riverside park along the Taehwagang River in Ulsan, notable for its extensive bamboo forest (one of the largest urban bamboo groves in Korea), walking and cycling paths, and seasonal flower displays. It's a spacious, low-key green space rather than a historic sight, valued mainly for a relaxed walk or bike ride.
Like Pohang's attractions, it's technically outside Gyeongju proper but grouped with the wider travel region for visitors combining Gyeongju with nearby Ulsan.
Taehwagang National Garden FAQs
No, it's in Ulsan, but grouped with the broader Gyeongju travel region given the proximity between the two cities.
It's one of Korea's largest urban bamboo groves, with shaded paths running through dense bamboo along the riverside.
Yes, entry is free.
Yes, cycling paths run through much of the park along the river.
About 30-40 minutes by bus, plus local transport within Ulsan.
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