Seosan City
South Korea
A city on South Korea's west coast in South Chungcheong Province, Seosan is known for a rock-carved Buddha Triad from the Baekje Dynasty, considered significant for its unusual structure, and for the fortress town of Haemi. The surrounding rias coastline and reclaimed wetlands support abundant seafood, and local specialities include six-clove garlic, fermented oysters, and ginger. Buddhist temples and monuments are scattered across the wider area, and the city sits at a major road junction on the Seohaean Expressway corridor.
- Population74,208
- Nearest water from center0.8 km
- Nearest mountain from center1.0 km