Bugwi Metasequoia Road, Jinan
6 stops
Although shorter and more modest than the Damyang Metasequoia Road, this pristine tree-lined avenue hidden deep within untouched nature is a wonderful scenic drive destination. In particular, the Moraejae Road starting from Ungchigol features steep, winding curves, but driving slowly allows you to take in the charming scenery of small reservoirs and wildflowers through your car window. Passing the reservoir, the mountain pass opens up and the Moraejae Rest Area appears, where you can take a relaxing break with a rich iced coffee. Passing through Moraejae Tunnel from the rest area leads to another winding, long road that stretches out toward Wonse-dong Village. From here begins the Jinan Bugwi Metasequoia Road. The metasequoia trees lining both sides of the road are dressed in fresh green and reach straight toward the sky, creating a refreshing sight. It is so picturesque and beautiful that it frequently appears in movies and dramas. ※ You can check the detailed location of each course by zooming in on the map below. If the courses overlap on the map, please zoom in to check. (You can zoom in on the map using your mouse wheel or fingers at the desired location.)
- Distance
- 1.5km
Along the way
- 1Uniram Baniramgyegok Valley
운일암 반일암 계곡
Uniram and Baniram are places where fantastic rocks, precipitous cliffs, jade-green waters, and lush green mountains harmoniously blend to create breathtaking scenic views. Driving 24 km north from Jinan-eup through Jeongcheon leads to Jucheon-myeon, and heading about 2 km further upstream along Jujacheon Stream toward Unjangsan Mountain brings you to the start of the spectacular sight of Uniram and Baniram.MoreLess
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Yongdamho Natural Wetland Ecological Park
용담호 자연습지생태공원
This park offers visitors the chance to experience a wetland ecosystem. Inside, there are various facilities such as artificial wetlands, natural wetlands, observation decks, and walking trails. Yongdamho Lake has become a beloved tourist destination thanks to the bridges connecting the dam's ring road. The road connecting Jeongcheon-myeon, Yongdam-myeon, and the main dam harmonizes with the lake's scenery to form a fantastic driving route, and the route linking Sangjeon-myeon, Ancheon-myeon, and the main dam is just as scenic.MoreLess
- 3Uniram Baniramgyegok Valley
운일암 반일암 계곡
Uniram and Baniram are places where fantastic rocks, precipitous cliffs, jade-green waters, and lush green mountains harmoniously blend to create breathtaking scenic views. Driving 24 km north from Jinan-eup through Jeongcheon leads to Jucheon-myeon, and heading about 2 km further upstream along Jujacheon Stream toward Unjangsan Mountain brings you to the start of the spectacular sight of Uniram and Baniram.MoreLess
- 4
Bugwi Cypress Forest Bathing Area
부귀 편백숲 삼림욕장
Bugwi Cypress Forest Bathing Area was established in the 1970s as part of a reforestation project on a site of approximately 24,000 pyeong in the Jinan Plateau. The cypress trees here are now over 40 years old. The forest bathing area is equipped with outdoor learning zones, walking trails, and flat wooden decks, making it very comfortable for a walk.MoreLess
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Yongdamho Natural Wetland Ecological Park
용담호 자연습지생태공원
This park offers visitors the chance to experience a wetland ecosystem. Inside, there are various facilities such as artificial wetlands, natural wetlands, observation decks, and walking trails. Yongdamho Lake has become a beloved tourist destination thanks to the bridges connecting the dam's ring road. The road connecting Jeongcheon-myeon, Yongdam-myeon, and the main dam harmonizes with the lake's scenery to form a fantastic driving route, and the route linking Sangjeon-myeon, Ancheon-myeon, and the main dam is just as scenic.MoreLess
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Bugwi Cypress Forest Bathing Area
부귀 편백숲 삼림욕장
Bugwi Cypress Forest Bathing Area was established in the 1970s as part of a reforestation project on a site of approximately 24,000 pyeong in the Jinan Plateau. The cypress trees here are now over 40 years old. The forest bathing area is equipped with outdoor learning zones, walking trails, and flat wooden decks, making it very comfortable for a walk.MoreLess
Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI) · Machine-translated