Gongjak Mountain | Mountain Guide | K-Travel Mate

[A famous mountain in Hongcheon embracing the scenic Suta Valley] It is said that a mountain resembling an animal has spiritual energy. Yeongchwisan, Sajasan, and Seoraksan, whose summit was called Bongjeong, are examples. Therefore, the monk Jajang buried sacred relics at their foothills. However, if a mountain with such relics was discovered after the relics were all gone, one could only be amazed. Gongjak Mountain is a representative case of this. Following the Gun-eop Stream, which collects water from the entire eastern part of Hwacheon-myeon on both sides of the Hongcheon River, the mountain's peak unmistakably resembles a bird. Its two wings spread to the boundaries of Naesampo-ri and Eungbongsan. The mountain ridges west of Angongjakjae twist like a whirlpool, waving a long tail toward the Hongcheon River. One can feel the regret of the mountain appraiser who discovered this. It is better known for the Suta Temple Valley forming its southern boundary. This is because water flowing through the fields enters the mountain, creating a scenic landscape. Although it lies horizontally, there is the 40-meter-long Gongjak Waterfall and a historic temple where the treasure (Wolinseokbo, treasures No. 745 and 746) was found, so it has all the features. How could this not be called a famous mountain?