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142, Jasujeong-ro, Samnam-eup, Ulju-gun, Ulsan
울산광역시 울주군 삼남면 자수정로 142
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Bonung Gu4 years ago
The Yeongnam Alps stand west of Ulsan.
It has been designated as one of the ‘nation’s top 12 eco-tourism regions’ by the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
The mountains are high and the valleys are deep, but the Yeongnam Alps have as many unexplored scenery as the majestic mountain scenery. More than 3 million hikers visit the Yeongnam Alps every year, and there are nine mountain ranges (Gajisan, Ganwolsan, and Sinbulsan) located in the eastern part of Yeongnam that are over 1,000m above sea level. , Yeongchuksan Mountain, Cheonhwangsan Mountain, Jaeyaksan Mountain, Goheonsan Mountain, etc.), and is called the ‘Yeongnam Alps’ in comparison to the ‘Alps Mountains’ in Europe.
The Yeongnam Alps, located at the southern end of the Taebaek Mountains and parallel to the Nakdong River, spans five cities and counties, including Gyeongju and Cheongdo in Gyeongsangbuk-do, Ulsan, and Miryang and Yangsan in Gyeongsangnam-do.
The high peaks and mountain ranges in this area have many popular hiking courses due to their beautiful scenery, and some of them are designated and managed as Gajisan Provincial Park.
The Yeongnam Alps is a place with as many stories as the visible peaks.
The road leading from Deungeok, Sangbuk, across Ganwoljae to Baenaegol has long been a transportation route connecting Ulsan and Miryang, and it is said that salt and fish from Ulsan moved inland through this road.
Deokhyeonjae, which passed from Baenaegol to Eonyang, Gindeungjae and Ganwoljae (Wangbongjae), which are mountainous roads in the Yeongnam Alps, were the passes through which the people of Baenaegol and Miryang crossed to Eonyang Market.
Ganwoljae is the core of the Yeongnam Alps, considered the best silver grass hiking destination. In fall, silver grass forms a sea.
The Yeongnam Alps was also a place where Catholic believers who escaped religious persecution at the end of the Joseon Dynasty continued their faith by hiding in the bamboo forest caves of Wangbang-gol.
Jukrim Cave played a similar role as the catacombs of an underground church during the Roman era, and is also a place where you can get a glimpse into the difficult lives of Catholic believers during the Joseon Dynasty.
A place filled with the sighs of a woman who said the sky looked yellow while carrying a baby baby on her back and a bean wrap in her hand, the cries of a man who lost all the money he sold while gambling at a tavern, and the laughter of a farmer carrying food for his children on his back. Yeongnam Alps
Due to the rugged mountain slopes, this is the place where the 'Story of the Sinbulsan Mountain Gunner and the Leopard' was told, and it is also the scene of painful history and tragedy where partisans and punitive forces aimed their guns at each other during the Korean War.