Juwangsan Mountain Weather★ 100 Famous Peak

[Dongcheon of the martial arts novel that is now only a legend] Dongcheon (洞天) cannot be entered without the skill of flying. A torrent of water pours out of the entrance of the canyon, and the height of the steep cliffs on both sides is difficult to estimate. A scenery that only appears in martial arts novels. But there was a mountain like that in this land too. If foolish people in the 1970s had not dug a path through the cliffs in front and behind the first waterfall, no one would have entered Juwangdongcheon. Even though it was possible to cross Jalumok next to the gold and silver mine or Gamebong, no one would have entered the frontal area of ​​Dong-gu. Before all the water in the Juwang Valley dried up due to a huge drought. So all the legendary attractions are gathered under Dong-gu. Since it was discovered after the end of the legendary era, the names of the waterfalls are simply the first, second, and third waterfalls. Furthermore, peak 907 at the end of the valley is ignored and representativeness is still given to peak 721. Because it was the highest peak that those who could not enter Dongcheon could climb. The same goes for the legend associated with the king of the Zhou Dynasty. In the history of Silla, it is clear that there was King Kim Ju-won of Juwon, who was ranked 0th in line to the throne but could not achieve his goals, and the rebellion of his dissatisfied son, Heunchang, took over the country. However, strangely enough, the story was plastered with the story of Huju, a distant country that fell over a thousand years ago.