🚌 ‘시간이 멈춘 섬’에 다리가 생겼어요! 버스로 쉽게 가는 ‘9km’ 섬 트레킹 여행 | 📸 대중교통 당일치기 여행 | Civilian Control Line Trekking

🚌 ‘시간이 멈춘 섬’에 다리가 생겼어요! 버스로 쉽게 가는 ‘9km’ 섬 트레킹 여행 | 📸 대중교통 당일치기 여행 | Civilian Control Line Trekking

Hello? Today I’m traveling to a slightly special place by public transportation. This is Exit 2 of ‘Hongik University Station’ on Subway Line 2. When you come out of exit 2, you will find yourself in the middle of the main street. You will see a bus stop.

It’s still early so the bustling streets of Hongdae are very quiet. I’m going to take bus number 3000 from here. This bus is very good because the interval between departures is as short as 10 minutes. Bus route 3000 is very popular, so we recommend taking it as close to the depot as possible.

Let’s go now! After a while, you will leave the city center and see a quiet landscape. This place, which took about an hour and a half by bus, is a very large bus terminal. This is the ‘Ganghwa’ intercity bus terminal. Unless it’s early from Seoul to here.

It’s usually a good idea to think about it for about 2 hours. I will transfer to bus number 18 at ‘Ganghwa Terminal’. There’s one bus every hour and a half, and I’m planning to take the 9 o’clock bus. There is also a restaurant at the bus terminal.

However, there are limited places open early in the day. We had some time left, so we had a quick breakfast here and left. You can take bus 18 at platform 6. The bus departure time is very accurate. You can take this bus to the last stop. It was an electric bus

And it was very quiet and fast 🙂 After driving for about 40 minutes, a clear view of the sea finally unfolds. The weather is nice today, so the islands on the sea look like mountains, right? I feel like I’m running on the East Coast or the South Sea.

After passing a fairly long bridge, I arrived at the bus terminal. It’s a very small port, but the picturesque island scenery in front of the port is fantastic. The name of this place is ‘Wolseonpo’. Before the bridge that was crossed a little while ago was built,

Boats were the only means of transportation to and from Wolseonpo. Only traces of it remain now, but it’s even better. The island you see right in front of you is ‘Seokmodo’. ‘Gyodong Bridge’ is quite long, right? (2.11km) Today’s trek begins right next to ‘Wolseonpo’ The trekking course along the sea is well maintained.

It was great for walking There are many new sculptures throughout this course. This is a petrel They say this is a particularly good environment for swallows to live in. There is a high mountain in the middle of the island, and a trail continues around the island.

Even though I didn’t come by boat, it really gave me the feeling of island trekking. The floor is made of palm tree mat, so it would be nice to walk even if it rains. The name of the low mountain on the right is ‘Gaehwasan Mountain’. As you walk along the trail,

You can read descriptions of various attractions that can be seen on ‘Gyodongdo’ in advance. There is a world of difference between seeing without knowing and seeing with knowledge, right? This is a pretty house for swallows I don’t know if swallows actually live there, but I really like the idea.

This bird appears to be the endangered spoonbill that lives on this island. Like an island in the West Sea, the mud flats are spread out. The mudflats on the west coast are a world-class ecosystem that must be cherished and preserved.

Really! This place is close to North Korea, so there is also a military operation area. Please note that entry is not permitted after sunset. We continue along the quiet trekking path along the beach. This is the octagonal rest area.

The view from the pavilion is nice and it’s a perfect place to take a break. It is called ‘Daeulsagil Garden’ The path continues past the garden. The islands in the distance are so clear that you can almost touch them.

It would be much better if you come here when the weather is clear, right? I see a lonely tree This cute chair was also made in the shape of a ‘spoonbill’? This is the end point of the beach trail section. Just go left from here. There is a small observatory.

It is said that this place was also an old port. There are tables inside the observatory, which is nice. However, the dogs in the neighborhood bark quite a bit ^^; Now the beach road ends and take the village road on the right. The road passes through a quiet rural village.

It’s been a while since I walked down a country road, and I feel refreshed. If you walk a little bit, you will see a small castle gate in the distance. The name of this small gate is ‘Gyodong Eupseong’. This gate is the south gate of the town fortress and is called ‘Yuryangnu’.

This ‘Gyodong’ was an important military stronghold during the Joseon Dynasty. It is said that only the south gate remains out of the three gates. The road continues through the south gate of ‘Gyodong Eupseong’. Looking from the back, you can see some older stones. Go through the south gate and continue to the left.

A quiet country village appears. If you look to the right, you can see the sea in the distance. Go left at the end of the village alley. There is only one road, so it’s not that difficult. Now, just keep walking towards ‘Gaehwasan Mountain’ in the middle of the island.

Here is the ‘Hwagaesa Temple Entrance’ stop for bus number 18 that we took earlier. If you go towards the entrance of ‘Hwagaesa Temple’, you will see a fork in the road. You can go in the direction of ‘Hwagaesa Temple’ or ‘Gyodong Hyanggyo’. I recommend watching ‘Gyodonghyanggyo’ first.

The roads are connected to each other There is a unique place in front of the entrance to Hyanggyo. This place is called ‘Eupnae-ri Monument Group’. This is a place where 40 tombstones scattered across the island are gathered in one place. Maybe it’s because I recently watched a movie related to land.

It somehow looks like a great place in the world, doesn’t it? 🙂 In front of the entrance to Hyanggyo, there is a ‘Hamabi’ with the command ‘Get off your horse!’ written on it. That means it’s an important place, right? ‘Gyodong Hyanggyo’ is known as the first Hyanggyo in Korea.

There are various educational facilities inside. A representative example is ‘Myeongnyundang’. On weekends, an experience program is run with visitors. You can even write a family motto. There is a shrine right behind ‘Myeongnyundang’. The interior is also well preserved. Seeing the candles burning, I send a prayer every day.

‘Gyodong Hyanggyo’ not only has historical value, but it also has great scenery and atmosphere from above. I highly recommend stopping by. The road continues to the left from ‘Gyodonghyanggyo’ The large protective tree is impressive. There is ‘temple spring water’ right next to the wall.

It has long been said to be effective in treating the stomach. It’s winter now so the quantity is low. The path continues along the side road of Hyanggyo. You can walk along the path between the dense trees and go up the mountain path to the right.

It’s a paved road, so cars can go up there. This is ‘Hwagaesa Temple’ ‘Hoegaesa Temple’ is a very small temple, and the island view from here has a serene beauty. There is clear mineral water next to the temple stairs. They say you can drink it.

There is a small ‘seungpagoda’ next to ‘Hwagaesa Temple’. A huge tree is protecting me. If you walk a little past the ‘Pagoda’, you will find a small parking lot next to it. ‘Hwagaesan’ hiking trail begins There was a pretty wishing tower, but it was so tightly stacked. I can’t lift the stone 🙂

There seem to be a lot of stone pagoda craftsmen all over the country. ‘Hwagaesan’ is low in height, but has several short steep sections. If possible, prepare hiking boots or trekking shoes. The intermittent island scenery and cool sea breeze cool your sweat.

If you go up for about 30 minutes, you will see an artificial deck. This is ‘Hwagaesan Sky Walk’ It’s a recently built observatory, but it’s separated from the hiking trail by a wall, so you can’t go inside. But don’t worry, you can still enjoy the view.

This is the ‘Beacon Mound’ where only the foundation remains. ‘Hwagaesan Sky Walk’ can be reached by taking the monorail from the other side. If you only want to come here, you can take the monorail at the entrance to ‘Hwagae Garden’. really! There are many petroglyphs in ‘Hwagaesan Mountain’.

It is said that new discoveries are still being made like this. This is also a petroglyph from the Bronze Age. It is engraved with various patterns and contains religious meaning. Now we have arrived at the summit of ‘Hwagaesan Mountain’ ‘Hwagaesan Mountain’ is a low mountain of 259m.

However, since it is a mountain on an island, there are no other mountains nearby. The view feels as good as a mountain over 1,000m high. You can even see ‘Manisan Mountain’ and ‘Seokmo Island’ very clearly on the opposite side. The trekking course continues past the top of the mountain.

It’s even better because it’s a course where you can always see the sea when going down. The small island in front of ‘Seokmodo’ is called ‘Maebawi’. I’m not sure why it’s called ‘Maebawi’ Although the ‘Hwagaesan’ hiking trail is a small island, it is well maintained.

Most people take the monorail to see if there is such a good course. You didn’t know much When you come to the opposite side of ‘Hwagaesan Mountain’, you can now see the north clearly. You can clearly see North Korea in the distance.

Since the weather is nice, it feels even more real that North Korea is so close. This is the ‘Hwagae Mineral Water’ intersection. This is ‘Hwagae Mineral Water’ The water was so clear that everyone had a drink as they passed by. At the intersection, continue to the right and go down.

The harmony of the reservoir and the sea in front of you is like that of Goseong on the east coast. It feels like watching ‘Hwajinpo’ Beyond the fence is ‘Hwagae Garden’. It is said that various flowers bloom in spring.

It is said that if you take the monorail from below, you will reach the Sky Walk in about 20 minutes. ah! Of course, there is a fee (round trip 12,000 won). The ‘Hwagaesan’ hiking trail is now over. You can see a strange-looking stone tomb on the left.

When I got closer, I saw that it was a steam room from the Joseon Dynasty. Isn’t it interesting to know that steam rooms were used like this in the old days? Light a fire inside a small hole It is said that after taking out the ashes, he covered the bag and went in.

It’s the same way as now. If you go to the entrance of ‘Hwagae Garden’, you will come to an intersection. Just keep going straight. Please note that bus number 18 also stops here. At the end of the deck road, cross to the left at 11 o’clock.

Just walk up the hill that has red pavement on the ground. It’s like the road to Oz’s Castle, right? There was a pretty church on the right, so I went in. This place is said to be a small ‘Pilgrim’s Church’ built by an individual.

The building is so small and pretty that I can’t help but take pictures. There is ‘Gyodong Elementary School’ right next to it. It was a fairly large elementary school with a very large playground. I feel like I’ve returned to my childhood after a long time 🙂

Right next to the elementary school is ‘Daeryong Market’. ‘Daeryong Market’ is a place for displaced people who took refuge in Hwanghae Province. It is said that this place was modeled after the market (Yeonbaekjang) in their hometown. So, it is a market where old murals and signs are still preserved.

It feels like taking a time machine and returning to the past, right? You can see nostalgic signs through narrow alleys. This is a place I saw on a TV entertainment program 🙂 This place is so popular that it is always crowded on weekends. However, please note that many stores are closed on weekdays!

Narrow alleys extend in all directions. It was fun to look around as they were all filled with interesting shops. Recently, pretty cafes and restaurants have opened. They say there are a lot of young visitors and families. Popular restaurants may require waiting There are more people during lunch time.

I lost track of time as I looked around and ate snacks for a while. There is a bus stop under the tall sign on the main road in front of ‘Daeryong Market’. The return time of the bus that went to the last stop is written.

Likewise, there is one every hour and 20 minutes. I’m planning to catch the car at 2:30. Although the time is accurate, it would still be a good idea to wait at least 5 minutes in advance, right? really! On the return bus, seats on the right have a better view 🙂

I feel like I’m running right next to the West Sea. Unlike in the morning, now the water has receded and the mud flats are spread out. Both looks are great! After driving for about 40 minutes, I arrived at the ‘Ganghwa’ intercity bus terminal.

Bus number 3000 to Seoul was very convenient as it waited every 10 minutes. The course introduced today felt like a time travel using public transportation. I hope it will be a reference for your travel plans! Thank you for watching today!

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