Another name of Yudalsan Mountain is Yeongdalsan Mountain, which is named because it is a place where souls pass. The large stem of the Noryeong Mountain Range reaches the southern end of the Muan Peninsula and rises at the last point, and Yudalsan Mountain has an area of 140ha and a height of 228.3m, which is not very high, but is the last peak of the Noryeong Mountain Range and the southwest end of the land leading to the Dadohae Sea. There are many pavilions such as Daehakru Pavilion, Dalseonggak Pavilion, Yuseogak Pavilion, and Soyojeong Pavilion, and there are many attractions such as singer Lee Nan-young's "Tears of Mokpo" monument and Korea's first outdoor sculpture park, and 2.7km round road of Yudalsan Mountain offers a panoramic view of Mokpo city and Dadohae. In addition, there is a legend that the soul is judged by the first-class rock (Yuldongbawi Rock), the second-class rock (Idongbawi Rock) where the judged soul moves, and the second-class rock wait and go to the paradise world. ▶ Usage Information ▪ Location: 45 Nojeokbong-gil, Mokpo-si (Sidehu-dong) ▪ Admission fee: Free ▪ Parking lot: 2,645㎡ (2,000 passenger cars accommodated) ▪ Parking fee Light rides (500 won per 30 minutes, 1,500 won flat rate ticket) Passengers and vans (KRW 1,000 per 30 minutes, KRW 3,000 for flat-rate tickets) Large-sized buses, freight cars with 4 tons or more (KRW 1,000 per 30 minutes), flat-rate tickets 4,000 won) ▪ Persons with disabilities/honoraries: 50% discount on the vehicle fare ▪ Inquiries: 061-270-8359