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Sodol Adeulbawi Park 소돌아들바위공원

Yangyang, Seoul · 37.9060, 128.8303

A shoreline park just north of Jumunjin where wave-carved rock formations dating to the Jurassic period pile up along the water. The centerpiece is Adeulbawi, the "son rock" — a boulder with a natural opening where couples once came to pray for a baby boy, a piece of folk belief the park still tells with statues and signboards. A short boardwalk loops over the rocks with fishing boats from neighboring Sodol Port passing close by.

Local context

Most visitors eat at Jumunjin fish market and leave without coming here; locals pair the park with grilled or boiled octopus, the specialty landed at Sodol Port next door.

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