Pohang, South Korea

Pohang is a city in North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea. The built-up area of Pohang is located on the alluvium of the mouth of the Hyeongsan River.
The mean temperature in the coldest month, January, is relatively mild at 0.7°C. The warmest month is August, when the mean temperature is 25.6°C [7]. On average, Pohang receives 1,091 mm of precipitation per year
The Jukdo Market is a large, bustling traditional market near the centre of the city, close to the port. It is well-known throughout Korea as an important seafood market. There are a large number of raw-fish restaurants in the market. The fish is cheaper than Seoul or Daegu. Bukbu Beach is located in Duho-dong in the northern part of the city .The beach front has been the focus of commercial developments such as bars
Homigot is one of the easternmost points on the Korean peninsula and as such serves every year as a gathering place for thousands to greet Korea's first sunrise of the New Year. Bogyeongsa is a major Buddhist temple nestled in a steep green valley at the foot of Mount Naeyeon (710 m) in Songna-myeon, an area in the extreme northern part of Pohang. Yeonsan Waterfall is located nearby in the same mountain valley
Oeosa is a temple located in the extreme southern part of Pohang, just inside the mountains south of the coastal plain formed by the Naengcheon River. It is located at the foot of Mt. Unjae (481 m) in a steep valley in Daesong-myeon. Signs placed in and around Oeosa claim that the temple was founded by Wonhyo, the well-travelled Silla monk.