[Seosan Arame-gil] Cheonnyeon Miso-gil

Aramegil is a name created by combining 'Ara', the native Korean word for sea, and 'Me', the native Korean word for mountain, and it carries the meaning of a path where one can view the beautiful scenery of Seosan's mountains and sea together. Seosan City has selected 8 routes of Aramegil so that anyone can freely walk and trek, and Cheonnyeonmiso Trail is one of them, totaling 21 km. The starting point, Yugibang House, was built in the early 20th century and is located on low hilly terrain. Since the surroundings are low hills, walking a little further from here brings you to a hill path and reed field where the village is clearly visible. Passing Hugopje Reservoir and turning into Yonghyeon Valley, the Rock-carved Buddha Triad in Yonghyeon-ri, Seosan, called the Smile of Baekje, appears. Going further along Yonghyeon Valley, passing Seosan Bowonsa Temple Site, crossing the Gaya Mountain ridge and reaching Gaesimsa Temple, an open coastal plain unfolds. This scenery harmonizes with the history of Seosan. Going down along Hwangnak Valley and crossing Hwangnak Reservoir, the last course, Haemi Eupseong Fortress, which holds the history of Catholic persecution and more, reveals its majestic appearance.

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