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Korea’s two great southern summits, an island-scattered coastline, and a week that climbs from oyster beds to 1,915 metres. You start among Tongyeong’s island waterways and Geoje’s sea cliffs, then head inland to stand on Cheonwangbong — the highest point on the Korean mainland — before taking on the granite pinnacles of Gayasan’s Manmulsang Ridge. In between, you slow down in Korea’s herbal-medicine heartland and walk into Haeinsa, home of the Tripitaka Koreana. It’s late spring in the south: green ridges, bright sea light, and a table at the end of every day that’s worth the climb.
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Mt. Mangsan 망산 ▲ 397m Trail distance @ 5.8 km from trailhead to Myeongsa Beach. It is a moderate trail and a rewarding great open view at the peak.






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