[Daegu Olle Palgongsan Course 1] Road to Bukjijangsa Temple

"Olle" in the Jeju dialect refers to a very narrow alleyway that leads from the street to the front door of a house. Inspired by Jeju Olle trails, which promote slow-paced travel, the Daegu Green Consumer Alliance has been developing and operating "Daegu Olle" routes since 2008. The "Daegu Olle Palgongsan Course 1" route, leading to Bukjijangsa Temple, opened in June 2009. Upon entering the Olle trail entrance, you will find the "Korean Modern Poetry Hand-Written Park" on the right, featuring poems hand-written by famous poets. A little further on, on the left, you will find the Bangjaju (Bronze) Museum, which displays works by the late Professor Yuji Jang. As you walk past the 3.2 km marker leading to Bukjijangsa Temple, you will be greeted by groups of tall pine trees. The pine forest section continues for a while, and this is the highlight of the Palgongsan Course 1. At the end of this path, Bukjijangsa Temple was once a large temple that even had a branch temple as far as Donghwa Temple, but now it has a more modest appearance.

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[Daegu Olle Palgongsan Course 1] Road to Bukjijangsa Temple
* Section: Poet's Path (Modern Poetry Six-Character Park)
- Doljip Madang (Stone house courtyard)
- Daegu Bangjajuigi Museum (Museum of Traditional Brassware)
- Bukjijangsa Temple
* Estimated time: Approximately 1 hour 20 minutes, round trip 5km

* Course features: A course suitable for all ages, offering views of lush pine forests throughout the year.