- First published
- Oct 25, 2026
Namhae Gwaneumpo Admiral Yi Sun-sin Memorial Site
A historic memorial site at Gwaneumpo, Namhae, traditionally associated with the first place Admiral Yi Sun-sin's body was brought ashore after his death in the Battle of Noryang. Also called Iraksa, it includes commemorative monuments and a pine-lined path.
- Address
- 3829 Namhae-daero, Gohyeon-myeon, Namhae-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea
- Nearby transit
- Located at Gwaneumpo in Gohyeon-myeon. The verified tourism page does not state bus schedules or a reliable nearest-stop walking time; plan travel separately.
- Hours
- The official listing says open year-round without fixed hours. No admission charge is specified on the inspected page. Accessible parking, elevator and restroom are listed. Enquiries: Namhae County Culture and Sports Division, +82-55-860-8634.
The Korea Tourism Organization lists year-round, around-the-clock access to the memorial grounds. Follow on-site heritage protections and confirm any temporary restrictions.
Why go
Walk through the memorial setting and see stone inscriptions commemorating the admiral. This is distinct from nearby Yi Sun-sin Sea Park and Chungnyeolsa Shrine in Noryang, which occupy different locations and commemorate different aspects of the history.
Plan the visit
Use the confirmed place facts below, then continue to the broader travel guides for transport, facilities and eating practicalities.