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Uhwa Pavilion is a pavilion in a pond at the entrance of Naejangsan National Park, named after the legend that it grew wings and ascended to heaven. The scenery of red autumn leaves reflected in the mirror-like clear lake resembles a watercolor painting. Around the lake are spectacular clusters of Dangdanpung, weeping willows, aralia, wild cherry trees, forsythia, and cornelian cherries. A single tree of Bokjagi is particularly vivid crimson, contributing to the autumn atmosphere. In the clear pond of Uhwa Pavilion, a school of sweetfish, known to inhabit only first-grade water, leisurely swim. Stepping stones made of stones in various sizes and shapes add an old-fashioned charm. Nearby are Naejangsa, the cable car terminal, the autumn foliage train terminal, and the Naejangsan foliage tunnel. Naejangsan is famous for its autumn leaves. A circular bus runs year-round from Geumseongyo at the entrance of Naejangsan to in front of the cable car terminal, so parking at the Naejangsan parking lot and taking the shuttle bus provides easy access to Uhwa Pavilion.

Uhwajeong Pavilion takes its name from the legend that the pavilion once grew wings and ascended into the heavens. The pavilion is located in the middle of a lake on the way to Naejangsan Visitor Information Center. The scenery of the pavilion and foliage reflecting on the lake is like a painting. Various flowers, trees, reeds, and foliage surrounding the pavilion create a more beautiful view.