One of the three major rock mountains in Korea along with Seoraksan and Wolchulsan,

Mountains such as Taehangsan, Daedunsan, and Wanggeoam in the western part of the country form a horseshoe-shaped

beautiful mountain scenery.

The peculiar landscape is created by the solidified welded tuff formed by the lava flowing down 70 million years ago,

including the strange rocks, Yongchupho Waterfall, and Jeolgupo Waterfall.

Source: Introduction in the National Park Stamp Tour Passport

Stamp and take a picture

There are many restaurants along the way up from the parking lot,

Restaurants offer water as a service along with their business cards.

I took a bottle of water and went up, but at the front of Daejeonsa,

There was a ticket booth where they charged an entrance fee, so I turned back.

On my way down, I had a meal at the restaurant where I had received the water.

I wonder why I have to pay an entrance fee without even looking at Daejeonsa.

I wish they would let hikers pass for free. After dinner, I moved to Jusanji.

Jusanji is a reservoir that was built in August 1720, the first year of King Gyeongjong of Joseon, and completed the following October. Jusanji, which is 200m long and has an average depth of about 8m, has never dried up to the bottom, even during the long droughts since its completion. Jusanji is composed of a dense and hard rock called welded tuff, which was formed by the agglomeration of hot volcanic ash, underneath, and non-welded tuff and sedimentary rocks are piled up on top, creating a terrain that resembles a large bowl.

When it rains, the non-welded tuff and sedimentary rock layers absorb water like a sponge and gradually release it, which is why it has been able to maintain such abundant water supplies. In particular, Jusanji has a 150-year-old weeping willow that stands tall, and its beautiful scenery makes it a famous tourist spot. Jusanji, where rocks, water, and trees blend together to create a different scenery in every season, is a natural heritage of great value, designated as a National Cultural Heritage Site, Scenic Spot No. 105, in 2013.

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National Park Designation Date: 1976. 3. 30

Recommended travel destinations nearby

Juwangam, Bogwangjeon, Yongchupho Waterfall Rocky Road, Yongyeonpo Waterfall, Jusanji, Gaegju Literary Museum, Dalgikyaksu Spring

Source: Introduction in the National Park Stamp Tour Passport

Food

Dalgiknurungjibaksuk, Golburijorim, Golburi Guk,

Dakbulgogi, Deodeokgui Jeongsik

Interpretation program

[The Legend of Juwang in the Rock Story]

-Juwang Valley, Every day at 10:00 AM 2:00 PM (Free)

Source: Introduction in the National Park Stamp Tour Passport

1. How to get a stamp passport

• Location: 22 National Parks / 109 Park Facilities

(From Wednesday, March 3, 2021, until each park facility runs out)

• Contact each national park visitor center in advance to confirm availability!

• Quantity and price: 20,000 / Free passport

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2. Stamp verification method (Where to get stamps)

• Verification location: 22 parks nationwide / 109 park facilities

(Each National Park Visitor Center - Refer to the list below)

• Make sure to check the operating hours and closed days of each visitor center before visiting.

• Verification method: At the verification location, stamp each national park stamp on

the corresponding page in the National Park passport to verify.

• Verification souvenirs: 10 stamps / Available upon application for 21 stamps

[Source] National Park Stamp Tour + Passport Receipt Method, Where to Get Stamps and Souvenirs