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"Saryeoni Forest Path", located in south eastern Jeju, is one of the famous, popular trails, especially for healing and meditation.
The trail is a narrow road along which cars could drive which makes the trail popular for tourists who want to experience forest walking without too much effort. To walk to the other end of the trail will take three hours. Many people walk along the trail up to the bridge and the small pagoda before turning back. It takes 20 minutes to the bridge from the entrance.
"Saryeoni Forest" is a Gotjawal. It is relatively high on the slopes of Hallasan and features the famous Hallasan bamboo growing in amongst the trees.
Main Route- Chamggot Forest- Children fo Saewatnae (Children of the Forest) - Dream Forest - Walden (Forest of cure and meditation) - Hornbeam Forest - Bedrock Bath - Deobureo Forest - Japanese Cedar Forest - Saryeoni Oreum
Photography in courtesy of http://blog.naver.com/ldh3234/30180183332
The trail is a narrow road along which cars could drive which makes the trail popular for tourists who want to experience forest walking without too much effort. To walk to the other end of the trail will take three hours. Many people walk along the trail up to the bridge and the small pagoda before turning back. It takes 20 minutes to the bridge from the entrance.
"Saryeoni Forest" is a Gotjawal. It is relatively high on the slopes of Hallasan and features the famous Hallasan bamboo growing in amongst the trees.
Main Route- Chamggot Forest- Children fo Saewatnae (Children of the Forest) - Dream Forest - Walden (Forest of cure and meditation) - Hornbeam Forest - Bedrock Bath - Deobureo Forest - Japanese Cedar Forest - Saryeoni Oreum
Photography in courtesy of http://blog.naver.com/ldh3234/30180183332
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3147-2 Sinheung-ri, Jochon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
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