We went to Namhae for Oktoberfest and it was a lot of fun! When you arrive for this festival you park at the bottom of the hill and then they bus you to the top. There were a lot of tents selling food (pretzels, sausages, beer, ribs) and souvenirs. There were two large tents for entertainment and beer. There were a few things for kids to do- a small play area and a balloon artist. They had ice cream that was delicious! The village itself is very cute. I can see why people enjoy visiting here!

It does look like a small village in Germany. The entrance fee to the museum is okay and affordable. Everything in the museum is also labelled in German. Unfortunately the food variety is limited to sausages, pig's trotters, and beer. Still it was interesting to see!

A German town in Korea sounds very unique, but I personally think that was pretty much the whole extent of its character. Despite its history and name, I didn't find much resemblance of a Deutsche Berg. I guess this popular attraction transformed itself into a Korean attraction that sells a lot of food and items of German names. The whole town is surrounded by beautiful mountain landscape, but the much of Nam Hae island is beautiful. The food is nothing like the ones I tasted in Munich or Frankfurt. There was not enough parking and too many people. Everything was sooooo expensive. My family had some snacks, juice, and ice cream, took photos, and got out of there quickly. If you want to visit, keep your expectations low. Personally, I think you will find much more satisfaction with other parts in Nam Hae Island. Nevertheless, it will be a not so German Town in Korea experience.

A fun place to get some beers, have some German food, and enjoy the sites.

Nice place to take a stroll. Take a half day if you wanna go here because you can take many pictures and explore more and have a relax time at cafe with nice view..

There is nothing special about this German village - the houses are built in German style, and there are a few restaurants that sell German foods like Schnitzel, sausage, and German beer. It can be nice for a short visit but, better to lower your expectation.

Nice place to visit or to spend the night. There are so many pension on the GermanVillageto meet all tastes. Of course sausages and beer rule!

Unique landscape.... Wild rosemary bushes and mints in abundance 🫶

The scenery is beautiful, with the village surrounded by the sea and the mountains. The walking trails are pretty steep. There doesn't seem to be much going on here besides that, but if you are in the area, it's a good place for a brief visit.

It is more like Sapa rice paddies. It is still pretty. Not sure if it is worth the time to visit. A little coastal bridge down to the sea.

A superb place to spend hours relaxing, taking photos, and sipping coffee here. We went here in Oct 2020 and it is really an amazing place. There are pensions nearby so you can book your accommodation here and immerse yourself in the atmosphere. The only drawback is its far distance from Seoul or Busan, probably the best way is to start rent a car from Yeosu Expo KTX station if you can manage to grab one.

It is definitely worth visiting at least once. There are only a few points that are beautiful and pretty as in the picture.

Very peaceful and quiet place. The butterflies and birds will follow you everywhere. If you need to disconnect from the city life this place is perfect.

Views are amazing! Great place to relax and take in the views. Limited choices of food, all Korean and geared more towards seafood. Very little English or pictures to guide the unprepared tourist so keep that in mind or pack your lunch.

Temple on top of the mountain build on rocks. Gorgeous view for the sea and villages around. From the parking lot there's a 900m walk but it's really enjoyable. Temple itself is beautifully mounted into the mountain rocks. Great trip for the whole family.

We were lucky since there were plenty of parking spots at the closest lot. Still a big very steep walk to the temple, I would avoid very hot times of the day. Beautiful views and trails.

I absolutely loved my visit there. I went with a Korean friend who was able to explain some of the cultural elements. I strongly recommend to queue with the car (we waited for about 15min)in the first parking lot that is by the lake in order to access the road that goes further up to the upper parking lot. If you park in the first one you’ll have to add an extra hour of hiking on top on the 15-20 min it takes from the 2nd parking (where the ticket booth is) to the temple. If you don’t know there’s a little house with an old lady cooking a few dish and has instant ramens you can eat with an amazing view. It’s about a 10-15min walk from the temple, follow the sign “금산산장” and you should find it You might also see some of the few cats that are up there, although they can get a little feisty so I wouldn’t recommend giving them too much food !

Great hike to the top. Very peaceful but if you have been to other temples around Korea this looks pretty similar. The view of Namhae and rock formations however is beautiful. Climb a bit more to the top to the peak for a better view. Great of you want some mediation time to yourself as well. Need to buy tickets to park your car and separately for the hike up the temple and park

What a beautiful view!!! I was positively surprised how beautiful it was. We visited in december, so it was rather quiet (less people). I would recommend to arrive here rather earlier than later, as one has to wait to go from #1 parking place to #2 parking place if there are many cars in #2 parking place. During winter, if it snows, there are chances that they close the trail while they are cleaning up the snow. (It happened to us)

The view is stunning there and temple generally looks cool looking with colors that they have on the temple wall. It definitely worth hiking all the way up there. Ps: The breezy especially feels nice when you been sweating alot on the hiking there to get to there temple.

Wonderful views of the surrounding landscape. Be mindful of the weather as fog will hamper the views, though. After taking a bus to the main parking area, you'll still have lots of steep uphill (and downhill) walking left to get to the temple - about 1km. Once you arrive at the temple there's several hundred stairs you'll need to navigate as well. Bring appropriate footwear!