廃墟でも芸術は花開く | 旅行コース | K-Travel Mate

꽃이 피지 않고 포자 번식을 하는 양치식물(고사리 등)을 종류별로 전시한 곳이다. 국내 자생 양치식물은 약 330여 종이며, 이 중 중북부 지역에서 생육 가능한 100여 종을 중심으로 전시하였다.

Meonguri Gorge is a basalt gorge so spectacular that it is called the 'Grand Canyon of Korea.' Traditionally, it was called Meonguri, meaning 'Do not drink and go. You will get bruises if you fall.' Meonguri Gorge best shows the formation process of lava that flowed through the Hantan River. A distinctive feature is that the gorge's two sides have different characteristics. Due to the terrain, the river meanders, causing one side to be heavily eroded by the stream, where Quaternary basalt is almost worn away or remaining in parts, creating a gentle slope. The opposite side retains basalt columnar jointing cliffs intact. These basalt columns can be observed throughout the Hantan River area. Columnar joints form as lava cools and are generally divided into three parts: upper colonnade, entablature, and lower colonnade, differing in shape and size depending on the cooling rate at each level. The entablature in the center is characterized by a mixed pattern of joints appearing as a radial shape. The formed cliffs extend about 4 km, with cliff heights of approximately 30 to 40 meters. Currently, various trekking courses such as the Hantan River Dullegil trail are established around Meonguri Gorge, allowing visitors to enjoy the fresh air of the Hantan River while admiring the magnificent scenery of Meonguri Gorge.