What you'll hear inside Mudeungsan National Park:

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  Seoseokdae

  Seoseokdae is one of Mudeungsan's most striking rock formations, and arguably the most commanding feature of the park.

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  Ipseokdae

  Ipseokdae is one of the most striking rock formations on Mudeungsan mountain in Gwangju, located in the higher reaches of the park.

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  Jeungsimsa Temple

  Jeungsimsa is Gwangju's principal Buddhist temple, nestled on the western slopes of Mudeungsan.

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  Wonhyosa Temple

  Wonhyosa is a Buddhist temple affiliated with Songgwangsa's District 21 sub-temple of the Jogye order of Korean Buddhism.

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  Chungjangsa Temple

  Chungjangsa is a memorial sanctuary erected in 1975 to honour General Kim Deok-ryeong, a native of Mount Mudeungsan.

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  Hwanbyeokdang Pavilion

  Hwanbyeokdang is a Confucian pavilion built by Kim Yun-je (pen-name: Sachon, 1501-1572) on the slopes north of Mudeungsan mountain, overlooking Wonhyogyegok valley.

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  Sigyeongjeong Pavilion

  Sigyeongjeong is a pavilion designated as Jeollanam-do's most significant monument.

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  Gyubongam Temple

  Gyubongam is a Buddhist hermitage perched on the southeast slope of Mudeungsan mountain, holding the distinction of being the highest temple in the range.

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  Yaksaam Temple

  Yaksaam is a modest Buddhist temple in Dong District, Gwangju, nestled in Yaksa Valley along the trail leading to Saeinbong Peak from Jeungsimsa Temple entrance.