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Hello, I'm Kim Min-hye.

Welcome to the Anti-Aging Healing Land, where the Wajja Suspension Bridge and the Sky Path are located.

It seems that some people are unaware that the Sky Path has opened.

If you visit on weekends, you will need to park near the Gajoh Agricultural Association and take a shuttle bus to the site.

The parking area is limited, so using the shuttle bus is necessary. On weekdays, you can drive directly to the parking area.

The Healing Land is closed every Tuesday, and the suspension bridge is not accessible on that day, so please avoid visiting on Tuesdays!

Ticketing hours are as follows:

Summer (March to October): 9 AM to 5 PM

Winter (November to February): 9 AM to 4 PM

For inquiries about the shuttle bus, please call.

The last shuttle bus runs at 6:20 PM from March to October, and at 5:20 PM from November to December.

The shuttle bus operates from March to December.

At the entrance, you can find information about local restaurants and discounts in Geochang County.

The viewing hours for the suspension bridge are as shown in the photos.

If you pre-register for programs at the Forest Healing Center, you can receive guidance.

The path to the Wajja Suspension Bridge consists of 576 stairs, which can be climbed in about 20 minutes.

You will encounter a fork in the road leading to the Sky Path and the Suspension Bridge.

Since there is a 200-meter difference, I recommend taking the Sky Path.

You won't regret it once you go!

Walking along the Sky Path feels like walking in the sky.

With each step, you feel closer to the heavens.

It’s a great place for friends to bond, as I observed three friends enjoying their time together.

To celebrate the opening of the Sky Path, a stamp tour is also ongoing.

There are a total of five locations, and you can receive a gift by visiting just three of them.

Don't forget to take a certification photo at the Nest Observatory!

From the Nest Observatory, you can see the suspension bridge clearly.

The sky is beautiful, and the atmosphere is refreshing.

It’s amazing that you can reach the summit in under an hour.

The second stamp tour is at the Wajja Observatory!

This observatory allows you to experience the breathtaking views directly.

You can quickly descend using the wooden stairs.

In less than five minutes, you can see the Wajja Suspension Bridge.

The third stamp tour is at the Wajja Suspension Bridge!

I’ve completed the certification at three locations!

The Wajja Suspension Bridge has received an award from the International Bridge Engineering Association for its excellent design.

It's an incredible honor and a testament to its sturdy construction.

Although the bridge's piers can be intimidating, the thrill is unmatched.

Visiting the Healing Land with children is always a healing experience.

You can descend even faster, and when you see the Hell Gate, you know you've made it down.

It’s a space everyone loves to test out!

The Sol Baram Forest Experience Center is a favorite among kids.

They can have fun playing at the wooden playground.

For lunch and dinner, we head out to find a restaurant using the Gajoh Merchant Association discount.

After the stamp tour, we received a gift: lavender hand cream!

Make sure to visit the Gangwon Anti-Aging Healing Land.

It's easy to access with kids, and there are barrier-free deck paths.

The Anti-Aging Healing Land is a place where you can always find healing.


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