🚉 지하철역 1분! 한번만 가본 사람은 없다는 도심 속 힐링 트레킹 코스 2 | 📸 대중교통 여행 | Most Expensive Trekking Course in Korea

🚉 지하철역 1분! 한번만 가본 사람은 없다는 도심 속 힐링 트레킹 코스 2 | 📸 대중교통 여행 | Most Expensive Trekking Course in Korea

Hello? Today, you can easily get to the city center by subway. I will introduce you to two trekking courses. The two trekking courses are close to each other, so it would be nice to connect them 🙂 This is Exit 1 of Bongeunsa Station on Subway Line 9.

It’s a subway station in the middle of a place where land is the most expensive in the country. (‘COEX’ just across the street) This is the only place where the name of a temple is the name of a subway station. Just walk 50m from the subway entrance.

The entrance to Sudosan ‘Bongeunsa Temple’ appears. There are good restaurants and commercial facilities at the temple entrance. I was especially impressed by the Buddhist supplies store. There are probably few places in the country that have as many diverse Buddhist items as here.

I also come here at the beginning of every year to buy gifts. In particular, there are many products for each age group, so it makes a great gift. Originally, ‘Bongeunsa Temple’ was a thousand-year old temple built in the mountain called ‘Sudosan’ during the Silla period.

It is now located in the center of Gangnam due to urban development. And the famous Seosan Ambassador and Samyeong Ambassador I served as the head priest of Bongeunsa Temple 🙂 If you pass the entrance where a large old tree welcomes you and go up a little,

There is a new trail on the right. Since it has been around for a while, many people who come to the temple don’t know about it 🙂 It is called ‘Bongeunsa Meditation Path.’ This course takes a large circle around Bongeunsa Temple.

It is a wonderful walking trail that is difficult to find in the middle of Gangnam, Seoul. The entrance is close to the road, so there may be a little noise. It looks like they put a lot of thought into it.

Perhaps because there were many people who didn’t know yet, it was very quiet. In particular, there are many people walking barefoot here. It’s still winter so the leaves aren’t in full bloom yet. It becomes very lush in spring and fall. If you go behind ‘Bongeunsa Temple’, you can take a more quiet walk.

The well-maintained path has a gentle slope so you can walk comfortably. There is a wishing stone tower here too 🙂 There are good rest areas here and there. There is a large rest area in the middle. Wouldn’t it be nice to bring a cup of coffee and drink it here?

Even in the cold winter, there are people walking barefoot. You are truly amazing! This ‘Sudosan Mountain’ is too low to be called a mountain, but the old trees have a charm. Above all, there is a place like this in the middle of Gangnam, Seoul. It’s truly amazing 🙂

If you go down the stone stairs, you will get closer to ‘Bongeunsa Temple’. A faint sound of Buddhist scriptures could be heard from afar. There were many side roads that allowed you to enter the temple whenever you wanted. The road below is made of bamboo.

‘Bongeunsa Meditation Path’ is open from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. The night view is especially beautiful. The entrance to the trail can start from the ‘Bongeunsa Temple’ entrance. You can also start from the alley next to ‘Bongeunsa Temple’ The lower course has the feel of a well-maintained garden, right?

Now let’s go inside the temple. Is this a place you saw on the entertainment program ‘I Live Alone’ a while ago? There are candles for each Chinese zodiac sign. It’s very cute 🙂 Looking at the surrounding scenery from Daeungjeon, I finally realize that this is the middle of Gangnam.

Once upon a time, this place must have been deep in the forest. Now, seeing it surrounded by a forest of buildings gives me a strange atmosphere. That is why it is said that it is a temple that foreigners admire and visit a lot.

This is the ‘Maitreya Buddha’, which is the symbol of ‘Bongeunsa Temple’. It is a 7-story stone Buddha with a height of 23m. It’s even more amazing in reality There are many people who don’t know because it’s not visible from the road. If you come here, please be sure to stop by.

After seeing enough at ‘Bongeunsa Temple’, let’s go to the second trekking course. The second course can be reached on foot in about 15 minutes from here. From the entrance of Bongeunsa Temple, take the main road to the right.

If you walk for about 10 minutes, you will reach ‘Samsung Jungang Station’ on Line 9. Just pass the station and go to the intersection. Cross the intersection diagonally in the opposite direction. Directions to Exit 6 of ‘Samsung Jungang Station’ Go down a little further and turn right into the alley towards ‘Samseong-ro 95-gil’.

After about 5 minutes, a large fence suddenly appears. The atmosphere inside the fence is completely different from the city center. This place is ‘Seolleung Jeongneung’, also called the lung of Gangnam, Seoul. Many of you may have heard the name, but when you see it from above, it’s truly amazing!

Admission to the Joseon Royal Tombs is 1,000 won. When you enter the royal tomb, it is different from the crowded city center just a moment ago. We’re breaking up right away 🙂 The floor is well maintained and the surrounding trees are hundreds of years old. It’s a dense forest.

First, let’s go to ‘Seolleung’. ‘Seolleung’ and ‘Jeongneung’ are separated by a low hill. The strange pine trees around this place are Shows how well preserved it has been for a long time The tomb came out first. The surrounding dense forest of buildings is also hard to see from here. So it’s better

The royal tomb can be seen above ‘Jeongjagak’ where ancestral rites are held in the center. It would be great to come in the fall too! You can go up close to the royal tomb like this. This is ‘Seongjong the Great’s tomb (Seolleung)’

In fact, Seolleung and Jeongneung Royal Tombs here were greatly damaged during the Japanese invasions of Korea. There is no body in the tomb now. Truly, the pain cannot be anything other than the past. At that time, the body could not be found, so when the royal tomb was restored,

The clothes that the king had worn were placed in his place. There is a small tomb across from ‘King Seongjong’s tomb’ The two tombs are facing each other. There is only one ‘Jeongjagak’ where ancestral rites are held. There is an interesting stone sculpture right next to the small tomb.

This is the ‘railing stone’ that has fallen to the ground. For some reason this stone It is said that it was discovered accidentally while buried in the ground next to the tomb. Was it a defective product? ^^; This tomb is the tomb of Queen Jeonghyeon, the third wife of King Seongjong.

It’s small, but it feels elegant, right? Now we’re going over the hill again It’s a hill, but the slope isn’t that steep. When you come over to the other side, the atmosphere changes. I feel a more calm atmosphere.

There are many side roads in between, so depending on how you do the course, you can enjoy a long enough walk. The large tomb in the middle is ‘Jeongneung’, the tomb of King Jungjong. ‘Jungjong’ was the 11th king of Joseon and the son of Seongjong and Queen Jeonghyeon of Seolleung.

It is surrounded by tall buildings and commercial facilities nearby. Can’t you feel the strange atmosphere where the past and present coexist? Still, it’s amazing that a space like this still remains in the bleak city center. In a way, I guess it’s luck 🙂

The course introduced today is It was a trekking course that was easy to find in the city center. There are so many restaurants and commercial facilities nearby. You don’t have to worry about eating 🙂

If you go straight about 100m in front of Seonjeongneung Royal Tomb, you will reach ‘Seolleung Station’ on Line 2. Thank you for watching today!

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