Naejangsan Mountain Weather★ 100 Famous Peak

[This is the most famous autumn foliage mountain in South Korea!] When you think of “autumn leaves” in Korea, the first mountain that comes to mind is Naejangsan Mountain. The 3km road from Dong-gu to Naejangsa Temple is entirely covered with maple trees. Yes, during the fall foliage season, the mountainside is crowded with people. People who come to see the fall foliage usually only go back after seeing the fall foliage in the valley. But the real thing is circling the horseshoe-shaped cloud and looking down at the red kapit of An Tong. They are Wolyeongbong Peak, Seoraebong Peak, Manghaebong Peak, Yeonjibong Peak, Kkachibong Peak, Sangbong Sinseonbong Peak, Yeonjabong Peak (Munpilbong Peak), and Janggunbong Peak. The saw blade-like rock peak, known as Seoraebong because it looks like a harrow, is the best view of Naejangsan Mountain. The best place to enjoy the scenery is the middle gate of Byeoknyeonam Rock, which is novelist Moon Sun-tae's favorite scenery. There is a 700-year-old maple tree halfway up Seoraebong. It is 20m high and 4m in circumference. The maple trees in the valley were planted by Jeongeup-gun after liberation, but the history of maple leaves on Naejangsan Mountain is not limited to a short period. Since Yeongeunsa Temple was built during the Baekje period, it has been called Juk Yeongeun Mountain. However, at some point it was changed to Naejangsan Mountain, which is what it is today. However, the historical sites are so poor that there is not a single treasure. A must-see is Yonggul Cave. It is a natural cave with only small stone towers built by people, but if the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty from Jeonju had not been moved here during the Jeongyu Rebellion, the World Cultural Heritage designated by UNESCO would not have existed.