
This Goseong two-day trip covers the Dinosaur Expo, local restaurants, the Rainbow Coastal Road at night and a dumbeong eco program held on November 9.
Day 1: Dinosaur Traces and Goseong’s Coastal Scenery
1. Donghae Sunrise Park

(Sunrise viewing and coastal drive, about 1.5 hours)
Our Goseong two-day trip began at Donghae Sunrise Park in Donghae-myeon.

It’s a quiet spot facing the South Sea, with cool wind blowing along the coastline.
Dinosaur sculptures symbolizing Goseong greet you at the entrance, and the glass observation deck and deck trails are well kept, easy to walk with a child.


Rather than flashy decorations, it’s about enjoying nature as it is, and we could see why it’s long been loved for New Year sunrises.
2. Lunch: Sashimi Set Meal at Suyang Sikdang


(Local restaurant, about 1 hour)
A neighborhood restaurant with decades of experience, and a must on any Goseong two-day trip.


The 8,000-won sashimi set is simple, but the generous wild sashimi was very satisfying.



The side dishes were neat, with the honest feel of an old local restaurant.



It had the atmosphere of a place locals actually eat, not tourist pricing.
3. Danghangpo Tourist Site: Dinosaur Expo


(About 4 hours)
Our visit happened to fall during the 2025 Dinosaur World Expo, so there was even more to see.


Built on Goseong’s history and nature rather than trendy content, it was educational for kids too.
* Life-size turtle ship and panokseon models: historic elements of an Imjin War site are well preserved.
* 4D/5D theater: immersive films with motion effects.



* Dinosaur parade: an interactive performance the kids loved.
With or without the Expo, Danghangpo, where history, nature and dinosaurs meet, is worth a visit.
4. Rainbow Coastal Road and Turtle Ship Welcome Path at Night

(Walk, 1.5 hours)
On the first evening of our Goseong two-day trip, we walked around Danghangpo again.

The Rainbow Coastal Road, painted along the shoreline, looks completely different at night with lights.


Photo spots like Admiral Yi Sun-sin boards and turtle ship sculptures invite you to pause for pictures.


It isn’t over-decorated, which felt like a strength. Recommended for anyone who loves quiet seaside night walks.
5. Dinner: Gongnyong Gogi Saeu

A seafood restaurant with a simple menu.


The grilled shrimp was clean and sweet, and the shrimp heads grilled with butter were memorable. It felt like a place that sticks to the basics, not a commercial tourist seafood joint.
6. Stay: Sunamjip


The stay was quiet and tidy, with solid soundproofing and heating, comfortable for resting with a child.



No frills, just everything we needed.
Day 2: Goseong’s Nature and an Educational Eco Experience
1. Morning Walk on the Danghang Bay Trail


(1 hour)
Day two of our Goseong two-day trip started on the same route as the night before, but Goseong’s sea felt completely different in the morning.



The water was so still it looked like a lake, and the Rainbow Coastal Road glowed softly in the sun.
2. Dumbeong Hide-and-Seek: The November 9 Eco Program

(Madongho Goseong Dumbeong Experience Center, about 2 hours)
The program had real educational value and was very satisfying for kids.


A dumbeong isn’t just a puddle; it’s a traditional water-storage pond linking farming and nature, part of local culture.


Main activities
* Traditional net experience (observing fish the old way)
It followed the same methods local elders used, which made it meaningful as a lesson.


* Digital microscope
Magnifying collected insects fascinated the kids.

* Eco-friendly snacks (blue eggs and sikhye) and insect hunting
Snacks made from Goseong produce tied naturally into the program.

The dumbeong program differs from flashy attractions, but it’s a great educational way to learn local ecology and farming culture.



This Goseong two-day trip focused on nature and local character rather than flashy attractions. From the Dinosaur Expo to the Rainbow Coastal Road and the dumbeong program, it suited a family trip and showed Goseong as it truly is.
Prices, hours and details in this post are from our visit in November 2025 and may have changed, so check the latest information before you go.
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Schedules and prices can change, so check the Goseong County tourism before you go.