Seonamsa Valley

The Seonamsa Valley, stretching along the eastern foot of Jogyesan Mountain in Suncheon, is famous for its calm and clear water. It is located northwest of Suncheon City Hall and takes about 25 to 30 minutes by car. The valley water meanders along and reaches Sangsaho Lake.
Seonamsa-gil runs alongside the Seonamsa Valley to the Seonamsa parking lot, and along Seonamsa-gil and the valley there are many accommodations and restaurants. Passing through the Seonamsa ticket office and walking along the tranquil forest path formed along this valley for about 15 to 20 minutes with the sound of the stream, you will arrive at Seonamsa before you know it.
Along the road leading to Seonamsa Temple, you'll encounter an arched bridge spanning a valley near the Suncheon Wild Tea Experience Center. This bridge, known as Seungseonggyo, is said to have been built in the 39th year of King Sukjong's reign (1713) by the monk Hoam. Seungseonggyo at Seonamsa Temple is a granite stone bridge, measuring 7 meters in height, 14 meters in length, and 3.5 meters in width.

Details

Hiking trail

* Songgwangsa Temple
- Songgwang-gulmokjae
- Barley rice restaurant
- Seonamgul Mokjae
- Seonamsa Temple (8.7km, 3:00)

* Songgwangsa Temple
- Janggunbong Peak
- Hyangnoam Hermitage Site
- Daegakam Hermitage
- Seonamsa Temple (10.9km, 5:00)
* Seonamsa Temple
- Jag Eun Gulmokjae
- Yeonsanbong Peak
- Songgwangsa Temple (8.4km, 3:00)

* Songgwangsa Temple
- Cheonjaam Hermitage
- Songgwang-gulmokjae
- Seonamgul Mokjae
- Seonamsa Temple (10.9km, 5:00)

* Seonamsa Temple
- Janggunbong Peak
- Seonamsa Gulmokjae
- Seonamsa Temple (6.8km, 2:30)

Restroom

Available (separate for men/women)

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Restroom

There is a disabled toilet at the parking lot entrance.
sliding door
Handle|Automatic lowering|Emergency call bell|Infant stand

Families with infants

Nursing room

Nursing room available