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What to Expect It snowed in the morning when I got there and it still hadn’t melted when I got to the Eunseoksan Heliport, which is the highest point on the path (which apparently is the highest point on the entire Chirisan Doollae-Gil). From there, it was just a timber...
What to Expect For some reason, the walk through the fields from Sucheol to near Sancheong were a highlight for me. I’d do it again. From Sancheong to Eocheon though isn’t that great as the highway is always within seeing and hearing distance. Getting There Take the bus from elsewhere...
What to Expect The view from the forst fire observation station is fantastic. And don’t miss the Sancheong-Hamyang Incident Memorial if you have any interest in Korean history around the time of the Korean War. Getting There Take the bus from elsewhere in the country to Hamyang and then a...
What to Expect This section should be named “the river course” and it’s one of my favorites with great views throughout. On the other hand, I went with Myunghee and she wasn’t impressed at all, so perhaps it wasn’t as nice as I remember. Getting There Take the bus from...
What to Expect This section is really long, and it takes even longer if stopping at various places for food and drink. Fortunately, it’s not necessary to do the whole thing at once as there are also plenty of homestays along the way, not just at the end points. Getting...
What to Expect This is a very easy course and about midway through and side-by-side are an ancient battle site and a museum of Korean traditional music, which was supposedly first developed here. Both are worth a brief stop to look around. Getting There Bus from elsewhere in the country...
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I talked about acronyms awhile ago in connection with plurals and explained that the “s” should be removed from the end of an English acronym when translated to Korean. The reason for this is that plurals in Korean aren’t quite the same as they are for us in English. It’s...
