Mudeungsan

Mudeungsan National Park is a mountain park covering the edge of Hwasun-weapon, Damyang-firearm and Gwangju. Mudeungsan Mountain is 1,186m which highlights three shake crests called Cheonwangbong, Jiwangbong, and Inwangbong, otherwise called the "Jeongsang Three." Mudeungsan's continuous slant makes it a simple move for all.

Local people once worshiped Cheonwangbong Peak as it was viewed as a heap of God. Among the loftier of these locales are the Seoseokdae, Gyubong, and Ipseokdae crests. At the base of the mountain are a few acclaimed sanctuaries including Yaksaam, Jeungsimsa, and Wonhyosa. Mudeungsan Mountain is likewise known for its excellence consistently. The fall harvest time leaves of Gyubongam and eoksae grass of Baekma Ridge are very stupendous. In the winter, snow and ice on the mountain make impeccable view too. You can explore and experience this place.

Underneath the mountain, there is an assortment of recreational offices and sightseers destinations for guests. This incorporates Gwangju National Museum, a conventional Korean style working with show space and ancient rarities in plain view. These things add up to 2,000 ancient rarities and incorporate fortunes unearthed from the ocean of Sinan, things from Honam territory (made amid the Seonsa, Baekje, and Silla periods), and artistic creations from the Joseon Period.