About
Ein atemberaubender Nationalpark, berühmt für seine uralten Kiefernwälder, dramatischen Granitgipfel und leuchtende Herbstlaubfärbung. Der Park bietet ausgezeichnete Wanderwege und beherbergt den historischen Beopjusa Temple in seinem Gebiet.
Songnisan National Park lies in Boeun, in North Chungcheong Province, South Korea. It is a place of old pine forests, dramatic granite peaks and, in autumn, vivid foliage that draws visitors back season after season.
What the park offers
- Ancient pine forests that shade much of the park's walking routes
- Granite peaks that give the landscape its striking, rugged character
- Hiking trails suited to walkers who want to spend a day or more among the mountains
- Autumn colour, when the leaves turn and the park is at its most photographed
Beopjusa Temple
Within the park's boundaries stands Beopjusa Temple, a historic Buddhist temple. Many visitors combine a walk through the forest with a visit to the temple, letting the quiet of the grounds balance the energy of the trails.
Songnisan suits those who enjoy outdoor walking and a slower pace in natural surroundings. Visitors who want a mix of scenery and cultural sites will find the park rewarding, with the temple and the mountains offering two very different kinds of experience in one place.