Exploring the Historic Haemi Eupseong: A Perfect Autumn Getaway
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As the cool autumn breeze arrives in September, more visitors seek to escape the crowded city buildings and find quiet historical walking paths. Located in Haemi-myeon, Seosan, Chungnam, Haemi Eupseong is the best-preserved flatland fortress from the Joseon Dynasty, known for its expansive views and large grassy areas, making it a popular autumn healing destination near the capital region.
With no entrance or parking fees, visitors can enjoy a stress-free experience. The entire fortress area is designed on a gentle slope, allowing people of all ages to walk comfortably. If you wish to enjoy the refreshing autumn sky alongside the beautiful traditional architecture of the Joseon era, September is the ideal time to visit.
The first attraction of Haemi Eupseong is its grand stone fortress, which features a massive grassy plaza spanning 1.4 km. The warm September sun and cool autumn breeze create a perfect environment for laying out picnic mats and relaxing outdoors.
On weekends, families with young children fly kites and couples enjoy picnics, creating a lively atmosphere while offering a peaceful retreat away from the city. To avoid the crowds, it’s recommended to arrive early in the morning and secure a good spot in the shade of the fortress.
Walking along the deep pathways inside the fortress, you will encounter a refreshing bamboo forest. Sunlight filtering through the dense bamboo creates a hidden photo spot that visitors love to capture.
In addition, the 300-year-old zelkova tree, the Dongheon (government office) from the Joseon era, and the quaint thatched-roof houses provide picturesque scenes that evoke the essence of autumn. Take your time to stroll and capture the beautiful landscapes of September with your camera or smartphone.
Haemi Eupseong's cost-effective features include free admission and parking, making it an excellent choice for a day trip. As of 2026, the walking paths and rest areas within the fortress will be safely maintained, ensuring that those with strollers or wheelchairs can explore without limitations. The fortress is open from 5 AM to 9 PM, allowing for early morning visits or sunset strolls.
After exploring Haemi Eupseong, you can easily head to the nearby Haemi-myeon commercial area, known for its famous pork stew, bulgogi, and hotteok restaurants, all within a 5-minute walk from the fortress. Additionally, a short 15-20 minute drive will take you to other attractions in Seosan, such as Gaesimsa Temple, Yonghyeon Valley, and the scenic beaches of Ganwoldo.
As you stroll along the fortress walls during sunset, you will experience a romantic view that is hard to find in the city. Enjoy the pleasant September evening breeze at Haemi Eupseong, a perfect retreat to wash away the stresses of everyday life.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/tour_toctoc/224420671472
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