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Embracing fertile plains and highly picturesque valleys, Cheongwansan Mountain (724.3m) is truly magnificent in the entire landscape blazes with red maple leaves in October. Climbing past the tranquil temple courtyard leads to an immense view. A feast of bamboo tube rice with pan-fried flatbed cockles afterward completes the journey.
”It was selected considering the fact that it has beautiful scenery and a good view, and was designated as a provincial park (1998), making it one of the five famous mountains of Honam. It is famous for Cheongwansa Temple and Camellia Forest, built during the Silla Dynasty, and has a natural recreation forest.
This course starts from Jangcheonjae, climbs the ridge to Gujeongbong Ridge, passes Jureung, and comes down to Jeongwonam Ridge. This is the route chosen by most hikers. The Geumsugul Cave course is easier, but it is to see the strangely shaped rocks of Gujeongbong Peak, a famous feature of Cheongwansan Mountain. Gujeongbong (九頂峯) is not a single peak like Wolchulsan Mountain, but a general name for nine rocks lined up on the ridge. From the bottom, it is Samsinbong Peak, Holbong Peak, Sinsangbong Peak, Gwaneumbong Peak, Seonjaebong Peak, Daesebong Peak, Munsubohyeonbong Peak, and Cheonjubong Peak, and at the end of them is Hwanheedae, also known as Daejangbong Peak. When you enter the 1 kilometer long silver grass ridge, you cannot see anything. However, there are rocks in between so it is easy to see the view. Those rocks are also useful when taking a break or as a place for lunch. As you can guess from the name, Yeondaebong (烟臺峯) has a well-remained beacon tower. Not only can you see the island mountains of Goheung and Wando at a glance, but you can also see Wolchulsan Mountain to the north and, if the weather is good, Mudeungsan Mountain.
The starting point is Jangheung. Tours via Gwansan run every 30 minutes. There are 4 express buses to Jangheung from Gangnam Terminal in Seoul. Since direct buses are so rare, another option is to go to Gwangju first and then transfer. In Gwangju, there are 57 Jangheung performances. There are 20 trips to Jangheung from Busan, 38 from Yeosu (via Suncheon), and 29 from Mokpo. When going from the north, ① Honam Expressway Gwangsan IC → National Road No. 13 toward Naju → National Highway No. 23 from Yeongsanpo to Jangheung, or ② West Coast Expressway Mokpo IC → National Highway No. 2 toward Gangjin → Jangheung-eup, National Highway No. 23 toward Gwansan. National road. ③When going from the east, take the Honam Expressway to Suncheon IC → National Road No. 2 towards Beolgyo → National Road No. 23 from Jangheung-eup towards Gwansan.