Mudeungsan National Park (Gwangju)

Mudeungsan National Park is a designated National Geopark and UNESCO Global Geopark, and it is a prominent natural landmark located primarily in Gwangju, South Jeolla Province, extending into the counties of Damyang and Hwasun. This park boasts a diverse array of unique rock formations and stunning natural scenery, including the impressive columnar joint structures known as Seoseokdae and Ipsukdae. Mudeungsan is also an ecologically significant area, home to over 4,000 species of flora and fauna, including endangered species such as the otter, the Upper Yangtze skipper butterfly, the Asiatic wildcat, and the Korean raccoon dog. It is a symbolic space that embodies all that Gwangju has to offer, seamlessly blending nature and culture. Throughout the year, it is a beloved destination for numerous hikers and tourists. This national park is a precious place where you can experience nature, ecology, geology, and culture all in one.

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