The Goryeong Dolmen Site is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Goryeong, South Korea. It features a collection of dolmens, which are ancient burial structures made of large stones. These dolmens date back to the prehistoric period, specifically the Korean Bronze Age, and are significant for understanding the burial practices and social structures of early Korean societies. The site contains over 400 dolmens, showcasing various styles and construction techniques. The largest dolmen, known as the Goryeong Giant Dolmen, is particularly notable for its impressive size. The Goryeong Dolmen Site provides valuable insights into the cultural heritage of the Korean Peninsula.