Suncheon Bay Reeds Festival 순천만갈대축제
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Suncheon Bay is a treasury of nature, comprised of both flatlands and reed fields. Varying by seasons, visitors can expect different types of nature scenes. Migratory birds soaring through the skies in spring, mudskippers and mud flats in summer, turkey and reeds in fall, as well as, the rare hooded cranes in winter – about 200 species of migratory birds can be seen at this ecological tourism spot in Korea. In particular, the scenery unfolding in the fall season is considered to be a must-see tourist attraction for both overseas and domestic tourists as countless migratory birds and golden waves of reeds filled the bay.
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・Finished : 20141019
・Location : Suncheon Bay (순천만) & Dongcheon stream (동천) area
・Beginning : 20141017
・Location : From Suncheon Bus Terminal, take Bus 67 or a taxi to the festival venue (20min).
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Bus 67 schedule: 20-30min intervals
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