Encountering Jangheung's Beautiful Mountains

Eokbulsan and Cheongwansan in Jangheung, along with Jeamsan, are known for having some of the most beautiful mountain scenery in the area. Eokbulsan not only has lovely forest trails but is also easy to climb, with an astronomical observatory on its summit. Cheongwansan is home to Cheongwansan Literature Park, letting visitors enjoy the scent of literature along with a hike famous for its silver grass.

Along the way

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   Eokbulsan

   억불산

   Overlooking downtown Jangheung-eup from the southeast, Eokbulsan stands at a relatively modest 518m, but its long, gentle ridgeline resembles a graceful woman walking with a long skirt trailing behind her.\nMoreLess

   

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   Sumun Pen Shell Village

   수문 키조개마을

   Pen Shell Village is the only spot along Jangheung's coast with a beach, and it is dotted with abundant tourism resources -- the Sumun coastal area and Yeodaji tidal flats, ecologically rich enough to be designated a tidal-flat conservation zone among the entire southwestern coast, and Sambisan, famous for its royal azaleas.\nMoreLess

   

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   Lunch (Bada House, Yeodaji Hoe Village)

   점심식사(바다하우스, 여다지회마을)

   [Bada House] \nA local specialty restaurant located in front of the breakwater between Jangheung's Sumun Beach and Sumun Port. Bada House specializes in pen shell and clams, but also serves raw fish such as gizzard shad, sea bass, and pike eel depending on the season. \n[Yeodaji Hoe Village] \nAt Yeodaji Hoe Village, visitors can enjoy seasonal fish -- pen shell samhap in spring, eel shabu-shabu in summer, raw or grilled gizzard shad in fall, and flatfish, sea bass, and abalone in winter.\nMoreLess

   

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