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As the warm autumn sunlight shines,

it is the perfect time for travel.

One of the best places to visit this season is

the beautiful Samsun Mountain Arboretum in Dangjin City,

along with the serene Seongdangsa Temple located here.

Samsun Mountain Arboretum has become well-known,

attracting not only the citizens of Dangjin but many tourists as well.

With numerous trees providing a pleasant environment,

the flowers that bloom year-round offer a natural healing experience.

Currently, you can enjoy the sight of autumn flowers like chrysanthemums and other blossoms.

There is a parking lot on the right side of the main entrance,

where you can park your car and enter the arboretum.

As you stroll in,

you will see blooming chrysanthemums,

filling the air with the fragrance of autumn.

Inside, there are ponds both above and below,

where water lilies and lotus flowers bloom in summer.

Various flowers bloom around the ponds throughout the seasons,

creating a harmonious landscape.

The upper pond still showcases beautiful water lilies.

As you ascend, you will find a wildflower garden,

where you can see autumn wildflowers.

On the right side, there is a forest experience area for children,

offering various activities to nurture their adventurous spirit and connect with nature.

Samsun Mountain Arboretum serves as an educational space

with a variety of trees and blooming flowers.

In the outdoor garden,

you can see various flowers and trees,

and the exhibition greenhouse allows you to encounter flowers even in winter.

No matter when you visit the arboretum,

you will be greeted by beautiful scenery.

Taking the elevator from the visitor center to the third floor,

you will reach the suspension bridge known as 'Forest Sky Road.'

Walking slowly here,

you can enjoy the surrounding beautiful views.

The bridge is not too shaky,

making it accessible for everyone, though children should be accompanied by guardians.

This area features ten facilities,

including the Kids' Dream Forest and small parks,

along with 23 exhibition gardens such as the hydrangea and azalea gardens.

There are also well-equipped amenities like children's play areas, picnic spots, cafes,

and summer water play facilities,

making it a popular family travel destination.

Samsun Mountain Arboretum offers a variety of programs

for children, youth, and the general public.

There are forest exploration programs with forest guides,

which can be experienced by groups upon prior application.

For children, there are ecological forest experience programs

and weekend programs that allow hands-on activities.

During your visit, you might see children from daycare centers or elementary schools

participating in these experiences.

From spring to winter,

you can enjoy diverse and beautiful landscapes throughout the seasons.

You can witness the blooming flowers of spring,

the lush greenery of summer,

the beautiful autumn foliage,

and even the stunning snowy winter scenes.

There is a clay path here,

making it perfect for walking barefoot.

Walking barefoot along the clay path

has become incredibly popular,

and it's a great way to explore the arboretum.

You can enjoy walking barefoot or taking a leisurely stroll.

As you walk along the path,

you will come across an observatory,

where you can see a tower filled with the dreams of Dangjin's children.

The view from here is also beautiful.

At the entrance, there are postings from the Dangjin City Health Center

providing health information and exercise tips.

You can also find a children's playground along the way.

If you have children,

it’s a great spot for them to take a break.

The visiting hours for Samsun Mountain Arboretum are

from 9 AM to 6 PM during spring, summer, and autumn (March to November),

and from 9 AM to 5 PM in winter (December to February).

There is no admission or parking fee,

and the arboretum is closed every Monday,

on January 1st, and during the Lunar New Year and Chuseok holidays.

Entry is allowed until one hour before closing.

Visitors are encouraged to respect the various signs and facilities,

practice nature conservation, and maintain public order.

As there are no trash bins, please take your trash with you.

As you ascend, you will find Seongdangsa Temple on the right side of the pond,

which is worth a quick visit.

Seongdangsa Temple is affiliated with the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism

and is located in Jinkwan-ri, Godeam-myeon, Dangjin City.

Although the exact founding date is unknown,

it is said to have been established by Master Yeongsan in 1258 during the Goryeo Dynasty.

However, there is no substantial evidence to confirm this.

Inside the temple, there are five thangkas and a bodhisattva statue in the style of Tibetan Buddhism.

The temple's Jeoseokcheondo is designated as a cultural heritage site in Chungcheongnam-do.

This fall, while traveling in Dangjin City,

take the time to explore Samsun Mountain Arboretum

and enjoy the beautiful autumn scenery,

and visit Seongdangsa Temple for a tranquil experience.

Samsun Mountain Arboretum

Address: 79 Samsun Mountain Arboretum Road, Godeam-myeon, Dangjin City, Chungcheongnam-do

Seongdangsa Temple

Address: 90-17 Samsun Mountain Arboretum Road, Godeam-myeon, Dangjin City, Chungcheongnam-do


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