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와인갤러리는 진양호의 수위상승에 따라 버려졌던 50여년 전의 기차터널을 새롭게 다래와인을 저장하는 문화공간으로 탈바꿈한 곳이다. 터널은 연중 12~17℃의 온도를 유지해 와인의 저장과 숙성에 더 없이 좋은 장소이며, 지역의 역사와 함께한 터널을 와인만 저장하는 곳이 아니라 일반인들이 쉽게 접근하여 와인을 즐기고, 아티스트의 작품들도 직접 감상할 수 있는 갤러리로 꾸며져 있다.

Dasolsa is a historic temple founded by the monk Yeongi during the reign of King Jijeung of Silla. It was destroyed during the Imjin War but was greatly revived in the 12th year of King Sukjong's reign (1686) after monks united their efforts in a reconstruction that lasted ten years. However, 62 years later, in the 24th year of King Yeongjo's reign (1748), the temple suffered a major fire. In the 34th year of Yeongjo's reign (1758), several monks once again joined forces to rebuild Myeongbujeon, Daeyangru, and Sawangmun. In December 1914, another fire burned all the temple buildings except Daeyangru, which survived. After three years of reconstruction starting the following year, the current building was completed.

황금빛노을바다낚시터는 해상펜션에서 낚시 체험을 할 수 있는 낚시터이다. 한려해상국립공원에 위치하고 있으며 바다 위에서 해상낚시도 즐기고 삼천포대교, 실안낙조, 사천바다케이블카, 죽방렴, 실안낙조 등 아름다운 자연속에서 낭만적인 휴식과 추억을 만들어 볼 수 있다.

As Korea's first cable car operating over both sea and mountains, it resolves the limitations of previous cable cars that ran only over sea or only over mountains, resulting in high passenger satisfaction. The total length is 2.43 km, and passengers can get off at Gaksan Station to ascend the observatory and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Sacheon Sea. While traveling by cable car, the boats floating on the sea for fishing create the feeling of viewing a watercolor painting, and occasionally, one can encounter the native dolphin, the 'sanggwaengi.' The cable car operates on a round-trip course starting from Daebang Station, passing through Choyang Station and Gaksan Station, and returning to Daebang Station, with a total of 42 cabins (28 regular cabins and 14 crystal cabins).

Samcheonpo Yonggung Fish Market is located in Samcheonpo, a clean sea area known for having one of the fastest currents after Jindo Uldolmok, resulting in abundant catches and always fresh seafood. Nearby is Bito Island, associated with the traditional folktale 'Byeoljubu-jeon.' Inspired by this, the once old and small harbor fish market was reborn as a themed experiential market called 'Yonggung' (Dragon Palace). Throughout the market, you can find friendly murals and sculptures related to Byeoljubu-jeon. Exiting through the back gate, you can see moored fishing boats, which showcase the charm of this sea city. On the 2nd-floor rooftop observatory, you can overlook Samcheonpo Port and quietly enjoy the gently swaying moored boats on the calm sea.

Daebangjin Guhang is a 2,099m² (635-pyeong) artificial harbor located on the outer seaside of Daebang-dong, Sacheon-si. It is one of the military port facilities established to prevent the frequent invasions by Japanese pirates on the southern coast during the late Goryeo Dynasty. During the Imjin War, Admiral Yi Sun-sin is said to have used it as a naval base. The current harbor was constructed around 1820 during the Joseon era under King Sunjo by the Jinju Byeongma Jeoldosa, who mobilized the people of 73 myeon under Jinju Mok to build a stone embankment. It served as a base for military communication with the Jeollyangcheomsa of Namhae Changseondo, housing about 300 naval soldiers and two warships at that time.

Sacheon Seonjinsel Fortress in Sacheon is located in a place surrounded by the sea on three sides, offering excellent views and is famous as a cherry blossom tourist spot in spring. Seonjinsel Fortress was built by Japanese forces during the Imjin War, and when the 700 old cherry trees planted inside the fortress bloom, it becomes a spectacular cherry blossom attraction. Although the Yakseokru has collapsed, traces remain of the earthen fortifications, the gate, and what is presumed to be the command post site. Climbing the stone steps at the fortress entrance and walking along the fortress walls reveals an outdoor performance hall, and beyond the gate, one can see the site of the main tower, a monument honoring the war dead, and a victory monument commemorating Admiral Yi Sun-sin's naval victory at Sacheon.

Jomyeonggun Tomb is the resting place of the souls of the fallen who sacrificed their lives during the final battle fought by the Joseon-Ming allied forces at Seonjinri Fortress (then called Sinchae) in the 30th year of King Seonjo's reign (1597) during the Jeongyu War. The tomb is a square burial mound with an area of 36㎡ (a neatly squared tomb), commonly called a 'Dangbyeong tomb,' and also nicknamed 'Daenggangmudeogi.' Until before liberation, there was a roughly 1m tall marker stone on top of the tomb inscribed with 'Dangbyeong Gongyangtap,' but it disappeared after liberation. However, this tomb has been well-preserved in its original form for about 400 years, and now the Joseon-Ming Allied Forces War Memorial Monument stands in front of the tomb.