Hwangaksan Mountain Weather★ 100 Famous Peak

[The stem of the Daegan that embraces Dongkuk Jeilgaram Jikjisa Temple] Hwangaksan Mountain has Birobong Peak (1111.4m) at its center, with Baekunbong Peak (770m), Sinseonbong Peak (944m), and Unsubong Peak (740m) soaring, wrapping around Jikjisa Temple. The mountain slopes are flat and gentle, as soft as silk, and the cypress and oak trees on both sides of the valley at the entrance block the sky, creating a spectacular sight. This mountain is located in the middle of the Baekdudaegan Mountain Range, 12km west of Gimcheon City. Since ancient times, many cranes have been visiting the mountain, so it was also called Hwanghaksan Mountain, but it is written as Hwangaksan Mountain on the signboard and housing of Jikjisa Temple. The dense forests, deep valleys, jade-clear water, fall foliage, and winter lore are beautiful. When you stand at the top, you can see Minjooji Mountain to the west, Sudo Mountain and Gayasan Mountain to the south, Geumosan Mountain to the east, and Poseongbong Peak to the north. The peaks, including the main peak of Hwangaksan Mountain, extend their mountain ranges to the east, forming Naewon Valley and Unsu Valley. Jikjisa Temple is located at the point where the two valleys merge, giving the feeling of receiving all the energy of Hwangaksan Mountain.