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Bihakbong Village refers to the villages of Hakdong-ri, Oesari, Saorang-ri, and Gallon-ri, situated along Sanmaki Old Road, which winds around Gunjasan and Bihaksan mountains, where Ssanggokgugok and Gareungugok stand like a folding screen. The village offers seasonal rural experiences along with accommodations, with facilities such as Sanmaki Old Road Forest Experience Center and Gallon Mountain Village Experience Center. It operates various seasonal experience programs in a clean natural environment for those exhausted from urban stress and fatigue. In spring, visitors can gather spring herbs, make rice cakes using the herbs, and plant potatoes. Summer activities include potato harvesting, freshwater snail catching, campfires, and 9-gok valley trekking. In autumn, guests can pick peppers and transplant cabbage seedlings, while winter offers one-night two-day kimchi making and ice-hole fishing at Yulwon Reservoir.

Dangganjiju are stone flagpole supports installed at the entrance of temples; during ceremonies or events, a flag called dang is hung here. The long pole for the flag is called danggan, and the two stone pillars supporting the danggan from both sides are the dangganjiju. This dangganjiju has no special carvings on the two pillars. Between the pillars, there are two-tiered round base stones where the danggan was placed, with a raised section in the center of the top surface for inserting the flagpole. The inner faces of the pillars have grooves at top and bottom to secure the danggan. Although the carving skill is neither sophisticated nor delicate, the dangganjiju shows a simple form and is assumed to be a work from the early Goryeo period.