云雾从山间降落,背景是华严寺(Hwaeomsa Temple)。35.257044127.4975812华严寺.This is the 35.242219127.487631停止点 of the bus leaving from Gurye. Use it to explain your destination to reach the national park. This temple built in AD 544. It is located at the southwest foot of Nogodan. There is a hiking course that goes through this place. It is also a traditional temple with many national treasures of Korea and the largest temple in Jirisan. You can see beautiful temples and red plum blossoms. They exist here Like Gakhwangjeon, the largest wooden building among existing Korean cultural properties, Gwangmyeongdeung, the largest stone lantern among existing Korean cultural properties. It is a work of the Unified Silla Period (676-935).(2022年10月更新)
35.273701127.47633313千云寺.Built in 828 and reconstructed in 1774, this Buddhist temple is often overshadowed by its neighbor Hwaeomsa. It does, however, hold the unique honor of being one of the last places in South Korea where the endangered wild pigeon is still common, with visitors to the temple being very likely to see one. At the time of reconstruction, a large serpent frequently appeared near the spring of Gamnosa Temple, so a monk caught it and killed it, and after that, the spring did not rise, and the spring hid Therefore, it is said that it was renamed Cheongeunsa Temple.(2022年11月更新)
The most scenic hike is the one between Hwaeomsa and Jungsan-ri, about 38km including Cheonwangbong peak. It can be done in 3 days and 2 nights. Jangteomok, Seseok, Byeoksoryeong and Nogodan shelter are of high standard, only Yeonhacheon shelter is a little older. This track potentially allows for a hike down to Sanggyesa.
A full list of all available routes can be found on the official website[死链接].
Here are some easy hiking trails at Jirisan National Park.
Climbing to Nogodan Route
It is a 4.7-km hike from Seongsamjae Rest Area to Nogodan. It takes an hour by one way.
The easiest course to climb Nogodan, one of the three major peaks of Jirisan. In spring and summer, azaleas are full of gentle slopes. You can easily see the beautiful scenery of the alpine region. This course consists of a flat road as a whole, so it is also recommended for beginners of mountain climbing. As you go up to the top, the style of the surrounding natural scenery gradually changes to suit the highlands. Perhaps because of its popularity, it is the route that is suffering from concerns about environmental pollution and damage.
Road to Buril waterfall
It is a 4.8-kilometer hike from Ssanggyesa Temple Visit Support Center to Bulil waterfalls. It takes three hours one way. It is close to the village and the altitude is low in the park, so it is very easy to enter.
An easy course consisting only of gentle slopes and cool forest roads. It is a refreshing course that comes back after enjoying the cool water breeze of Bulil Falls, which arrived through the cool forest. The Hwagae Market Cherry Blossom Festival will be held in mid-April, and the Hadong Wild Tea Culture Festival in early May, so you can enjoy twice as much if you visit around this time. It is a way to enjoy the beauty of nature whenever you come during the four seasons.
Jungsan-ri (Kalbawi) Route
It is the fastest way from the parking lot in Jungsan-ri to Cheonwangbong Peak, the highest peak of Jirisan. It takes about 5.4km to hike and four hours on a one-way.
It's easy to start from Jungsan-ri parking lot. It is a representative hiking trail of Jirisan Mountain, where you can visit temples in a spacious 8 hours round trip. You can see a beautiful rocky landscape that is considered a specialty, and if you visit Beopgyesa Temple in the middle of the course, you can see Korea's national treasure and the three-story stone pagoda. It is recommended to start early in the morning to become a leisurely course that conquers and descends from the top.
There are often small canteen in the mountain cabin and at the starting point of hiking.
That sells instant rice, water, portable butane gas, tissues, head lanterns, gloves, raincoat, crampon, chain crampon, bandages, postcards, batteries, and sleeping bags. Sometimes this is not guaranteed.
Also, the mountain cabin on the mountain does not have enough electricity supply.
So the microwave oven in the cabin is only works 17:00–20:00.
You have to mostly cater for yourself along the tracks.
35.2297127.64181茶叶魔法(찻잎마술),庆南河东郡花开面花开路 519(across from Hadong Wild Tea Museum.),☏ +82 55 883-3316.11:30–19:00 (15:00–17:30 break time).High-end Korean restaurant operated on a reservation basis. Bibimbap without Gochujang is the main menu. It also provides green tea-applied foods such as pork belly in green tea sauce, green tea oil, green tea honey, and green tea wine.₩20,000 per person.(2022年10月更新)
35.21127.47022白莲山房(백련산방),全南求礼郡求礼邑 5日市场小路 20(within a 5-day market),☏ +82 507 1342-0405.Closed on the 4th and 8th of every month.Lotus Leaf Rice and traditional Korean food restaurant. It also serves grilled bulgogi, yukgaejang, and grilled fish. There are many side dishes made of vegetables. This restaurant serve customers by reservation.₩5,000-15,000 per person.(2022年10月更新)
35.3508127.55393达尔宫餐馆(달궁식당),全北南原市山内面智异山路 311 达宫山庄花园,☏ +82 63 625-8971.M-F 09:00–20:00, Sa Su 08:30–20:30.If you visit in the morning, you can order 'Soybean paste stew (Doenjang jjigae)' and 'Kimchi stew (Kimchi jjigae)', which are the basics of Korean home cooking. Other times, bibimbap or pork is the main menu. Or you can eat expensive chicken stew (Samgyetang, ₩60,000-100,000) with expensive herbs.₩9,000-15,000 per person.(2022年10月更新)
Water – Fresh water springs are relatively consistent along the trails. The mountain water is filtered through granite and is safe to drink, according to every Korean voraciously drinking it. Beware that some trail maps mark water springs that do not (or no longer) exist. Have an extra full bottle just in case.
Tea – The area, specifically Hadong, is known for green tea. Shops and stores around Jirisan usually sell tea leaves by the bag. If you are a true tea fanatic, come in May for the Hadong Wild Tea Cultural Festival.
35.2155127.63771Theroad101(더로드101),庆尚南道河东郡花开面花开路 357,☏ +82 507-1314-4118.10:00–20:00 (last order 19:30).Cafe in the green garden with a good view of Jirisan. This store sells various kinds of coffee roasted in this store. They have group seats, parking lot, free Wi-Fi, male/female toilets and can be to-go.₩5,500-7,500 per cup.(2022年10月更新)
Mailbox Some evacuation centers, including the Jangteomok evacuation center, have mailboxes in the yard. Staff at the National Park Service, who work in the shelter, regularly deliver letters from the mailbox to the regular post office.
Writing a letter as a souvenir and sending it through the mailbox here is also a tourist factor.
On the mountainThe only place where you can sleep legally on the mountain and in the hiking trail is a mountain cabin (shelter) operated by the National Park Service.
35.296101127.5263481无等山庄(노고단 대피소).(2022年12月更新)35.28599127.5560192琶谷山庄(피아골 대피소).(2022年12月更新)35.331351127.6131113延河川山庄(연하천 대피소).(2022年12月更新)35.326068127.5560194碧骚岭山庄(벽소령 대피소).(2022年12月更新)35.318111127.6934245石溪山庄(세석 대피소).(2022年12月更新)35.332503127.7163586长垰石山庄(장터목 대피소).(2022年12月更新)35.327342127.7373547大厅山庄(로타리 대피소).(2022年12月更新)35.348514127.7505668芝밭木山庄(치밭목 대피소).(2022年12月更新) You also have the option of staying at a mountain shelter (hut). See the following list for options: [死链接]. Reservations must be made in advance via the park website [死链接]or through email: yhg2006@knps.or.kr You also need to send the fees in advance; this can be done at any Korean bank. During non-busy periods, two days notice is sufficient. However, the spots fill up fast during holiday weekends, so try to plan ahead. In emergency cases (e.g. if you are a foreigner not proficient in Korean), especially in non-busy periods, shelters can be booked and paid for on site or at the park entrance. This, however, is unofficial. Fees for the shelter are ₩12,000–13,000/adult, depending on time of the year and specific shelter. The person who made the reservation must bring his ID. When there are many visitors, mountain cabin managers allocate rooms by dividing the men and women of the visitors. There is no bed and sleeps on the floor with built-in heating. Due to insufficient electricity supply, the entire building is turned off at 20:00. Except for the staff office.
Around and in the National ParkThe small villages near the park entrances offer various lodging options. You can bet on finding a minbak (room rental) for a somewhat reasonable price.
There are several campgrounds at various locations. Fees are minimal (₩1,600–2,000/adult) and reservations are not necessary. Consult the park website (see lodging chapter) for specific campground locations.
Camping is forbidden within the boundaries of the national park, except on designated camping grounds. Throughout the park, signs are posted giving warnings of a ₩500,000 penalty for violations. Hike to your heart's content, but laying down to sleep is a risk. For those of you considering sneaking off trail and pitching a tent illegally, be careful about snakes and bears.
Hwaeomsa Temple,☏ +82 61-782-7600.Check-in: 16:00, check-out: 23:00.A great place to experience a traditional Buddhist monk's life in Korea. You can find a fabulous programme to enjoy for one night and two days here. Meals (dinner, breakfast and lunch) are provided for free. It is important to respect the temple Etiquette and follow the guidance of the coordinator. For more information on Temple Stay, this site is helpful: http://eng.templestay.com/₩40,000.(2015年10月更新)
Bring appropriate shoes, gear and clothes. In winter the temperature along the ridge can be far below 0°C and the strong wind adds an additional burden. Crampons can be useful, but considering that also in winter the tracks are very busy, most of it will be cracked up properly by other people's crampons, leaving enough powder to cope easily with proper hiking boots with ankle protection. Most of the huts are heated, but even then it might not be enough for a good night sleep. Consider bringing a good sleeping bag (-2°C) in winter. There are also blankets available for rent for ₩2,000. Since you will sleep on the floor, you might want to bring a self-inflating mattress.
There are "multi-purpose location signs" installed throughout the trail. This sign is marked with a unique number.
The unique number describing the current location consists of two letters and four numbers. Under the unique number, the altitude of the current location is written in meter.
It also has the number of the National Park Office managing Jirisan Mountain and the call number of the rescue team (119). If you are in distress, injured or in danger, call here.
If you tell the rescue team the unique number on the multi-purpose location sign, the rescue team will go there.
Don't delay the call for help if you've detected danger when the sudden deterioration of the weather makes it difficult to maneuver, when you're lost, when the sun goes down without reaching a safe place, and so on.
Jirisan has control time for mountain climbing. If a violation is detected, a fine of up to ₩500,000 must be paid.
Each control place (mainly the starting point of climbing) can only pass for a certain period of time, and other times are not allowed to pass due to safety considerations.
Winter (November to March): Admission time: Ssanggyesa Temple (04:00–12:00), Uishin Village (04:00–12:00), Samjeong Village (04:00–14:00), Baekmu-dong (04:00–14:00), Chusung Village (04:00–13:00), Jungsan-ri (04:00–14:00), Georim (04:00–14:00), Cheonghak-dong (04:00–14:00), evacuation center (04:00–14:00), evacuation center, and evacuation center (04:00–13:00)
Summer (April to October): Entrance time: Ssanggyesa Temple (03:00–13:00), Uishin Village (03:00–13:00), Samjeong Village (03:00–15:00), Baekmu-dong (03:00–15:00), Chusung Village (03:00–16:00), Jungsan-ri (03:00–15:00), Georim (03:00–15:00), Cheonghak-dong (03:00–15:00), Samjangso (03:00–14:00), evacuation center, evacuation center (03:00–14:00), evacuation center (03:00–14:00)
In addition, the National Park website orders mountain climbing control in consideration of weather and natural disasters. You can check it on the site, but make sure to refer to the website before hiking.
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