| Sobaek-san 소백산 National Park -- a vast pristine wilderness, and sacred home of Biro-bul, the Buddha of Infinite Cosmic Light (including Seondal-san, Bonghwang-san and Munsu-san) |
| overall view of hiking on the main ridge in springtime, from a Yeongju City tourist-brochure |
| Seondal-san 1236m |
| Sobaek's very long alpine ridge-top trail, part of the Baekdu-daegan |
the Seosu-seowon, Korea's first private Neo-Confucian Academy-with-Shrine, in Punggi Town. It was
founded by Toegye Yi Hwang in the mid-1500s, while he was Governor of Yeongju County, to honor
An Hyang, who first brought the Neo-Confucian teachings of Chu Hsi from China in the mid-1300s.
It's quite a charming and interesting place, sited next to a lovely stream just south of Sobaek-san.
founded by Toegye Yi Hwang in the mid-1500s, while he was Governor of Yeongju County, to honor
An Hyang, who first brought the Neo-Confucian teachings of Chu Hsi from China in the mid-1300s.
It's quite a charming and interesting place, sited next to a lovely stream just south of Sobaek-san.
Index of Sacred Sites on Sobaek-san:
(still under constuction)
Buseok-sa, Uisang-daesa's Floating Rock Monastery
Biro-sa, ancient Temple of Vairocana Buddha
Huibang-sa, Waterfall Temple on the western end
Guin-sa, Headquarters of the Cheontae-jong Sect
Seonang-dang Shrine across from Seosu-seowon
Choam-sa and Seoghyeol-sa
Munsu-san with Yeongchui-sa Temple
(still under constuction)
Buseok-sa, Uisang-daesa's Floating Rock Monastery
Biro-sa, ancient Temple of Vairocana Buddha
Huibang-sa, Waterfall Temple on the western end
Guin-sa, Headquarters of the Cheontae-jong Sect
Seonang-dang Shrine across from Seosu-seowon
Choam-sa and Seoghyeol-sa
Munsu-san with Yeongchui-sa Temple
| Biro-bong 1440m |
| Shinseon-bong 1379m |
| Hyeongje-bong 1178m |
| Bonghwang -san 819m |
| Buseok-sa |
| Huibang-sa |
| Biro-sa |
| Choam-sa |
| Seoghyeol-sa |
| Seosu-seowon |