The park's name, Deunggi-san, translates literally to Lighthouse Mountain.
The Hupo Lighthouse located within the park was originally established in 1968 to assist navigation for vessels entering Hupo Port.
The connected skywalk extends 135 meters in total length, featuring a 57-meter section with a transparent floor.
The park area incorporates a 'replica village' theme, showcasing miniature versions of world-famous lighthouses.
The elevation of the park offers a direct line of sight to the Hupo Port breakwaters and the active maritime traffic of the East Sea.
Hupo Deunggi-san Park is a hilltop coastal park located in Uljin, Gyeongsangbuk-do, known for its panoramic views of the East Sea and the Hupo Port area. The park is connected to the Hupo Deunggi-san Skywalk, which extends over the sea and features a transparent glass floor section. A prominent feature of the park is the historic Hupo Lighthouse, which serves as a central visual landmark. The park grounds include various sculptures, walking paths, and a small flower garden maintained for seasonal blooms. It is situated on Deunggi-san Mountain, providing a natural elevated vantage point above the fishing village below. The integration of the lighthouse, the ocean-view skywalk, and the surrounding maritime heritage creates a unique coastal recreation area.
The observation platform near the Hupo Lighthouse, which captures both the historic structure and the vast expanse of the East Sea.
Bring a pair of protective shoe covers if required by staff before entering the glass-floored sections of the skywalk.
Carry windproof outerwear, as the hilltop location experiences significant sea breezes regardless of the season.
Visit the park first to enjoy the garden, then descend directly onto the skywalk for the best flow.
Do not attempt to walk on the skywalk during high-wind or heavy-rain weather advisories, as it may be closed for safety.
The skywalk may be closed during inclement weather such as strong winds or heavy rain.
Avoid littering on the walking trails and follow all safety signage on the skywalk regarding prohibited items like high heels or trekking poles.
