登青凉山穿越天空之桥 | 旅行路线 | K-Travel Mate

Cheongnyangsan in Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk, designated a scenic site in 2007, is considered one of Korea's three great scenic mountains along with Juwangsan in Cheongsong, Gyeongbuk, and Wolchulsan in Jeonnam. Each of its 12 peaks features rocky cliffs, showing off exquisite beauty. True to its name, Cheongnyangsan has a refreshing atmosphere and has long been frequented by scholars, poets, and ink artists of their times. It boasts numerous tourist resources including 12 beautiful peaks such as Geumtapbong, 8 caves, 12 terraces, temple sites and hermitages including Cheongnyangsa founded by Wonhyo Daesa in the 3rd year of King Munmu of Silla (663), and Gwanchang Waterfall. Behind the plaque stands Toegye’s 'Cheongnyangsan-ga' poetic monument, the first to be encountered on the way up the mountain. Cheongnyangsan was a mountain where not only Toegye but also notable figures like Wonhyo, Uisang, Kim Saeng, and Choi Chi-won came to cultivate themselves, and their stories remain throughout as legends. The 6.6 peaks in Toegye’s 'Cheongnyangsan-ga' include the main peak Janginbong and 12 peaks: Janginbong, Seonhakbong, Jaranbong, Jasobong, Tagpilbong, Yeonjeokbong, Yeonhwabong, Hyangrobong, Gyeongilbong, Taklibbong, Geumtapbong, and Chugyungbong, all towering with rock formations like a stone screen on the mountain. There are also 8 caves including Kimsaenggul, where the renowned calligrapher Kim Saeng practiced calligraphy in the west, as well as Geumganggul, Wonhyogul, Uisanggul, Bangyagul, Bangjanggul, Goungul, and Gam Saenggul. In addition, there are 12 terraces such as Dokseodae where Choi Chi-won read, Eopungdae, and Pungheoldae, and medicinal springs like Chongmyeongsu and Gamnosu, known for their sweet and refreshing taste, said to have enhanced Choi Chi-won’s clarity of mind. Historic relics include Cheongnyangsa Temple, Eungjinjeon Hall, Osandang, and Cheongnyangsan Fortress. Osandang, in front of Kimsaenggul, was built by later scholars at the place where Toegye lectured with disciples. On the southern Chugyungbong peak of Cheongnyangsan remains the old fortress site called Cheongnyangsan Fortress, reportedly built by King Gongmin to evade the Hong Geon-jeok rebellion. Within the park, there are Cheongnyangsan Museum, Agricultural Culture Exhibition Hall, and Tourist Information Center.