Samhakdo Island, where three women who adored a young man died, became a crane, and the place where the crane fell and died became an island A small bridge connecting the three islands is connected to a walking trail along the bridge and a beautiful night view to commemorate the late "Tears of Mokpo" singer Lee Nan-young In Lee Nan-young Park, there is Lee Nan-young's arboretum, Korea's No. 1 arboretum, and there is a wide and pleasant green space and civic convenience facilities. An arboretum is a nature-friendly funeral method by cremating dead remains and burying bone powder in the roots of trees. In 2006, the tomb of Mrs. Lee Nan-young, who was in Paju Park Cemetery in Gyeonggi-do, was relocated to Mokpo, and the remains were buried in Samhakdo Island, where the cremated remains were buried under a baekilhong tree born in the 20th year. 41 years after her death, she saddled herself with arboretum and built a memorial park. The park, where Mrs. Lee Nan-young's soul lives and breathes, has become a tourist attraction in Mokpo, with a wide and pleasant green space and civic convenience facilities. ▪ Location: 92 Samhak-ro, Mokpo-si ▪ Inquiries: 061-270-3684