Naejangsan Five-Color Maple Road

When autumn arrives, the Naejangsan Five-Color Maple Road is dyed completely in brilliant red foliage. While countless autumn foliage sightseers, hikers, and drivers visit to see the brilliantly glowing fall foliage, a drive-through tour of Naejangsan Five-Color Maple Road is ideal during the COVID-19 era. Stretching about 8.4 km along the gentle ridges of Naejangsan Mountain, this maple road runs along National Route 29 and Local Route 49 from Bujeon Intersection in Naejang-dong, Jeongeup-si, to the Naejangsan Visitor Information Center, allowing visitors to purely enjoy the maple scenery. ㆍCourse Information: Bujeonje 3-way Intersection, Naejang-dong, Jeongeup-si, Jeonbuk ~ Naejangsa Visitor Information Center (Approx. 9 km) ※ Zoom in on the map below to check the detailed location of each course. 　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.)

Along the way

1. 1

   Uhwajeong Pavilion

   우화정

   Legend has it that wings sprouted from the pavilion and it ascended to heaven, giving it the name Uhwajeong. The sight of red maple leaves reflected on the mirror-clear lake looks like a watercolor painting. Surrounding the lake are Korean maples, weeping willows, Japanese angelica trees, wild cherry trees, forsythias, and cornelian cherry trees, creating a spectacular view.MoreLess

   

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   Naejangsan Myeong-ingwan

   내장산 명인관

   This restaurant serves Jeolla-do's local wild vegetable set meal made with rich ingredients gifted by nature, including wild greens, bracken, aster scaber, mulberry leaves, and deodeok. The feature of Myeong-ingwan's wild vegetable set meal is that spicy shiitake mushroom soup is included.MoreLess

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   Naejangsan Maple Ecology Park

   내장산 단풍생태공원

   Jointly created by Naejangsan National Park and Jeongeup-si, this park facility is located near Naejangho Lake. Covering an area of about 69,000 ㎡, it features the Naejangho Lake Experiential Learning Center, a bird observatory, an endangered plant botanical garden, ecological wetlands, a global maple garden, a maple bonsai garden, a traditional maple tea path, and sports facilities.MoreLess

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   Naejangsan Myeong-ingwan

   내장산 명인관

   This restaurant serves Jeolla-do's local wild vegetable set meal made with rich ingredients gifted by nature, including wild greens, bracken, aster scaber, mulberry leaves, and deodeok. The feature of Myeong-ingwan's wild vegetable set meal is that spicy shiitake mushroom soup is included.MoreLess

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   Naejangsan Maple Ecology Park

   내장산 단풍생태공원

   Jointly created by Naejangsan National Park and Jeongeup-si, this park facility is located near Naejangho Lake. Covering an area of about 69,000 ㎡, it features the Naejangho Lake Experiential Learning Center, a bird observatory, an endangered plant botanical garden, ecological wetlands, a global maple garden, a maple bonsai garden, a traditional maple tea path, and sports facilities.MoreLess

   

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6. 6
   Jeongeup Ssanghwacha Street

   정읍 쌍화차거리

   Located in downtown Jeongeup, Ssanghwacha Street is on Saeam-ro, stretching from the Jeongeup Police Station to the Jeongeup Tax Office. As a specialized Ssanghwacha street in downtown Jeongeup, it features numerous large and small teahouses.MoreLess

   

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