South Korea's autumn holiday at Juwang Mountain Cheongsong-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do which has its own specialties

 

Juwangsan National Park has its own characteristics, namely rocky peaks, deep valleys, and elegant waterfalls. Of all the hiking trails, Juwanggyegok Valley is the easiest to traverse and is able to display the beauty of spring leaves, if you pass this route, you will spend about 2 hours traveling. At dawn, thick fog covers the Jusanji Reservoir area near Mount Juwangsan, coupled with tree reflections in the reservoir water that can attract tourists, including even photographers.

Aman National Juwangsan is located in North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea, and is part of the Taebaek Mountains. It was designated as the 12th national park in South Korea in 1976. The total size of the park is 107.42 km². The park is home to 88 plant species and 924 animal species.

a mountain and a national park considered to be one of the best locations in the country for gaze at the stunning fall foliage. If you are worried about the dangers of climbing a mountain, don't fret! You will go hiking on a mountainous path that does not lead to any dangerous spots. You will definitely enjoy walking around the park safely. Make sure your camera is ready as you will be dropping by a great vantage point, where you can take amazing photos of the many peaks, valleys and waterfalls found in the park.

You can also have fun in the serene atmosphere created by the soft sound of the red leaves that envelop the scenery. After an incredible hike, you will have the opportunity to have lunch at your own expense at the park entrance. Then you will go to Cheongsong Apple Farm, where you can relax. Once you are there, you can reward yourself with picking up 5 apples for you to eat when you return to Busan. This trip is a must for nature lovers and for those who want to take a break from urban spaces

Transportation, Seoul -> Cheongsong: Dong Seoul Bus Terminal -> Juwangsan Intercity Bus Terminal / Travel time approx. 4 hours 30 minutes.

Juwangsan Intercity Bus Terminal -> Mount Juwangsan: The hiking trail starts directly from the Juwangsan Intercity Bus Terminal.

Nearby Tourist Attractions, Reservoir Reservoir, Cheongsong Folk Museum, Songso Historical House.



Photos used in this article belong to KOREAN TOURISM ORGANIZATION residing in Indonesia (KTO) and have obtained permission to use these photos    

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