Hikers' crash pad with basic facilities, toilets and drinking water, but no showers. Advance reservations are required but you pay in cash when you arrive. Blankets can be hired for ₩1000 but pack in everything else, including food and cooking equipment.
Hyangjeok-bong Shelter
Jeollabuk-do
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Holding 81,258 woodblock scriptures, making it one of the largest Buddhist libraries of its kind, this Unesco World Heritage–listed temple should be on…
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Fairies are said to slide down rainbows to bathe in the pools at this small temple. The stone Buddha statue inside the main hall is believed to date from…
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This waterfall pours over a series of large boulders. There's a small pavilion that provides the best view.
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Holding 81,258 woodblock scriptures, making it one of the largest Buddhist libraries of its kind, this Unesco World Heritage–listed temple should be on…