Seongbul Valley

In Bonggang-myeon, Gwangyang City, Seongbul Valley, which originates between Hyeongje Peak and Dosol Peak, the peaks of Baegunsan Mountain, stretches about 2 km from Seongbul Bridge in Joryeong-ri to above Seongbulsa Temple. It is the most modest of the four major valleys of Baegunsan Mountain, and among the dense forest and bizarre rocks, many flat rocks and large and small waterfalls are scattered, and the clear water flowing through the valley and the wide, low pools and ponds throughout the valley are suitable as a summer water play spot for families.
Because the valley is right next to the road, accessibility is excellent and convenience facilities are equipped, making it a place frequently visited by residents of areas such as Gwangyang, Suncheon, and Yeosu.
At the upper reaches of the valley is 'Seongbulsa Temple', known as a center of Buddhist culture during the Goryeo Dynasty, making it a place frequently visited by Buddhists. Behind Seongbulsa Temple, the hiking trail connecting to Saejae and the hiking trail passing between Hyeongjebong Peak and Dosolbong Peak lead along the ridge to Dosolbong Peak, Ttaribong Peak, Hanjae, and the summit of Baegunsan Mountain.
Nearby, the Hajoo Auto Camping Site is located next to a valley, allowing camping while enjoying water play. Tourist attractions include the shrine of the brother righteous army leaders 'Ssanguisa' and Baegun Reservoir, where various water leisure sports can be enjoyed.

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