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JangSan Mountain

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About this place

Jangsan Mountain, overlooking the southern sea, is a towering natural wonder, with a wide range of hiking trails. Enjoy a 3 hr outing to the peak of Jangsan Mountain while appreciating the scenic view of Haeundae Marine City and Gwangandaegyo Bridge. Daecheon Park is where most people start their hike. The starting point from the park to enter the valley is flat and well formed, so you can embark on the hike smoothly. While passing through the forest park, fill yourself with the freshness of nature. Hike slowly as you stroll along a gentle valley path. Shortly after, you’ll see a small temple called “Pokposa Temple.” Look around inside Daeungjeon Hall, and turn back to the trail. The uphill part begins after you pass Yangun Falls, with its white waterfall and blue pond beneath. Then soon, you’ll cross Sinseongyo Bridge. You can now see the downtown of Haeundae in the distance, which means you have walked a long way. Neodul Zone, where rocks gather at the foot of the mountain, is one of the unique spots on the mountain. Read the information board, and drink some water while relaxing for a moment. In Jangsan Mountain, forest trails and hiking paths are well prepared. You can choose to trek on an easy forest trail, and when you start to get bored, you can directly enter a hiking path. Walking along the wooded and lush trails, you’ll come across a wide field of silver grass. The high and blue sky, silver grass quivering with the cool wind, and small trail in the middle create a…

Address
(Daecheon Park) 1390, Jwa-dong, Haeundae-gu, Busan
Korean address
부산광역시 해운대구 좌동 1390(대천공원)
Opening hours
Always

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