
Climbing Chilgapsan While Singing 'The Woman Weeding the Bean Field'
3 stops · 6 hours
This is a trip to walk, on your own two feet, the Chilgapsan of the song 'Oh, woman weeding the bean field~.' Climbing up and down its low, gentle peaks at 561m above sea level, you can visit the thousand-year-old Janggoksa Temple, home to countless treasures, and Cheonjangho Lake, a picture-like lake cradled within Chilgapsan. Spend a night at Chilgapsan Recreational Forest, with its quiet trails and rest areas, and breathe in the pristine nature around you.
- Duration
- 6 hours
- Distance
- 16.7km (incl. 7km hiking trail)
Along the way
- 1Chilgapsan Provincial Park
칠갑산도립공원
Chilgapsan (561m) is a noted mountain with peaks and valleys of various sizes, covered in dense, untouched forest. It was designated a provincial park on March 6, 1973, and spans 32.542㎢ across three myeon (townships). Its major attractions include the summit, Aheunahopgol (Ninety-Nine Valleys), Chilgapsanjang (with a statue of Choe Ik-hyeon and a sculpture of the 'Chilgapsan Song'), Jangseung Park, Cheonjangho Lake, Janggoksa Temple, Jeonghyesa Temple, the recreational forest, the Dorimsa temple site, and Duryulseong Fortress.MoreLess
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Lunch (Chilgapsangol, Daeraerang)
점심식사(칠갑산골, 다래랑)
[Chilgapsangol] A restaurant proud of Chungcheong-style flavors, blending fresh vegetables, meat, and various local specialties. Chilgapsangol's signature hanjeongsik (full-course Korean meal) recreates dishes handed down since old times from noble yangban households, with their distinct regional character. [Daeraerang] Daeraerang Restaurant, located inside a hotel, specializes in hanjeongsik. Its dining hall is clean and well-organized, with a wide picture window offering an open view outside.MoreLess
- 3Chilgapsan Recreational Forest
칠갑산자연휴양림
Chilgapsan Recreational Forest was created in 1990, making the most of the beautiful scenery of its 70-hectare dense natural forest. Built to meet the public's growing desire to connect with nature and pursue health and recreation, as modern-day pollution increasingly threatens the living environment, it makes the most of its pristine surroundings, offering a pleasant space of dense forest that fully serves its role as a forest-bathing site.MoreLess

Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI) · Machine-translated