this temple is quite unique and located in the mountain. you need strong legs to climb this mountain

This place is an experience like no other. Just be prepared for a hike because the incline is very very real at this place. The temple buildings are flawless and the details are so captivating. I would recommend going in April because the weather is perfect and the flowers that bloom during the spring are so beautiful. I would go back and recommend.

After I left this place, I felt so calm and at ease...I returned to Seoul feeling and thinking differently about the world around me. @drfrancoismarc @dfmtravel

Guinsa, (Temple of Salvation and Kindness) is an experience like very few around the world. Guinsa is fairly new, dating back to only 1945. A very nice and steep hike from the carpark through all the different structures to the top, Nirvana, a small burial and pilgrimage place, provides a visual experience that is both beautiful and unique. The flawless buildings with hundred's of intricate details, are simply captivating. The "Daejosajeon" or "Great Teacher Hall" near the top of the valley is the crowning structure. I would recommend visiting this beautiful place in October due to the relative mild weather and the beautiful and colorful foliage of Fall. This is a must visit on any trip to South Korea.

Guinsa is an amazing place to visit and a must go for anyone who visits and/ or lives in Korea. The entire temple grounds are massive, with some of the most stunning buildings and shrines I have ever seen. The main temple is worth seeing in person as photographs do not do it justice. To get there, there is a direct bus from Dong (east) Seoul. Or from Danyang Intercity Bus Terminal you could take the local bus for about ₩1,250 or the coach bus for ₩4,500.

The Guinsa Temple, located in the So-baek Mountains. Is the most beautiful temple I have visited in Korea. There is parking available at the bottom of the mountain for 3,000 won that includes a free Shuttle to the entrance of the village. After that, prepare your body soul for a hard hike up, with many, many, many stairs. I will recommend you bring water but in case you forget, there are a few vending machines on the way that offer water and cold coffee. Going up the views and the buildings are breathtaking. They offer accomodations with a temple stay at very reasonable prices. If you are in Korea this temple is a must visit.

It was a beautiful temple to visit. Please do not expect young children to be okay (not complain) as they walk up towards the temple. Especially during the summer months. The temple is beautiful and really worth the sweat you will incur by hiking up to the temple. Wear comfortable shoes.

Temple in the Danyang area. Admission is ₩3,000. It’s a 800meter walk from the gate uphill—so wear comfortable shoes. Temple stays are offered at 3d/2n.

This temple is absolutely stunning and a must if you are travelling in south korea! The temple is huge and beautiful. Stay there at night and go up to the top to see a real gemstone ;) We did the one night temple stay which is quite interesting. Medidating, tea time and talking with a monk is so interesting. Also the early morning consciousness walk to the top of the mountain was so impressive.

☆LOTS TO SEE BUT LITTLE TO DO: piscophiles, mermaids, and wannabe marine biologists will enjoy this peaceful underwater world, but adrenaline junkies should pass and head up to the parasailing at the head of Danyang Valley.☆ 10 thousand won for adults, 7 for youth/teen, 5 for child. This aquarium is mostly stocked with Korean and Asian varieties of fish, a small reptile display, and bonus chipmunk tube and otter pond. Well signed in Korean and English. Huge central tank with plenty of viewing spots and the de rigeur walk through tube so you can be underwater with the sharks. A fish petting pool has handwash stations and a dryer, considerately. Piranhas up close, polka dot sting rays, the huge 'dragon turtle' and the giant *Arapaima gigas* were highlights for my teen. The fishing exhibits and vintage fishing gear, rods, reels, hooks, and tied flies may seem a little out of place unless you are familiar with the national passion for angling. If you get enjoyment out of watching beautiful fish in immaculately maintained and designed tanks, absolutely go for it! If you have small ones who need to be entertained with activities, shows, and interactive displays, give it a miss. Parents, also be aware that there is no gift shop, or food/drink concessions: a coin operated dispenser at the very end of the tour offers 10 thousand won plushie fish, bunnies, chipmunks, etc. and 2 buck keyrings.

You should better check whether your city is in alliance with Danyang for discounted ticket! ;)

Much better than expected. They say this is the biggest freshwater aquarium in Korea. Fishes, amphibians, reptiles and otters.

Best place to visit for 1-2 hours if you are traveling with kids.

Cool and I love the place..

We came here only because it was raining, but we actually had a pretty great time. The gift shop was cute and there was a cool cleaning robot at the entrance. Although it was an aquarium, there were chipmunks, which were SOOOO cute! The otters were also soo adorable!

Many kind of fishes from small one to huge one. I can see many species of fish and frog etc.. It's worth to visit here if you are planning to visit Danyang!

Cool experience. Prepare yourself for many stairs. They provide you with gloves for better grip of the slippery hand rails.

This cave is defenitellyy interesting expireince! Seriously cool rock formations and it's like a natural art gallery underground. The stuff is friendly and the entrance is 4,000 won. The whole place has this mysterious vibe, and there's even a little shiny lake. 🌟

Very Memorable experienced to visit this AMAZING GOSU CAVE

These caves are mineral rocks which have been formed naturally. It is a 990m long stretch with different rocks. It takes around an hour to complete the tunnel and the experience will be good.

Definitely worth the visit! The cave is so unique, and it's kind of an easy hike inside the cave. Although, it's quite wet, dark and cold. I suggest to bring more clothing in the summer as it is 15 degrees inside the cave. I don't recommend for young children or elderly as it can be slightly dangerous. The views are spectacular though! If I could read korean I would learn way more!

Mesmerized by the formation of limestone structures. Very amazing and informative. Stairs are secured. Just be careful if you are claustrophobic. Must visit if you are in danyang.

Fantastic cave system with extensive steel walking path throughout. Amazing stalactite rock formations inside with pools of water often opens into huge caverns. It's about 2 hours or 3 hours to get here from Seoul but definitely worth it and doable for a day trip. Takes about 45 minutes to walk through.

Very interesting for me. I was pretty impressed by The older people who made it all the way through. Just be careful, there are some tight squeezes and the metal floor is quite slippery in many places.

The second cave I have ever been to in South Korea. What made me interested in visiting Gosu Cave was because I heard that this cave is not a man-made cave. This cave has been formed past a few tens of millions of years. I think it took about 40 to 50 minutes to explore the cave, it was nice to be able to see stalagmites and stone pillars. They gave gloves since it is quite slippery inside.

First visit at this cave I am amazed. Its different from other cave I visited before amazingly beautiful. I am always down for adventure I love this place. Just be prepare for many stares and it'll be a long walk

Was here for a short while, to see the special rock formation. It is one of the 8 famous place in Danyang city. Feeling glad that I was able to see and view one of it.

Nice quick layover in Danyang. Make sure you come in the evening to see the fountain show. Or go to hill by stairs and get the best view. Good place to take pictures.

Small rock formation along with viewing pavilion... traditional boat riding is optional

Very nice scene even after heavy jangma. Id like to recommend to take speed boat.

nice view. no entry fee but yes parking fee. normal size 3k. clean and arranged but i can't keep calm my mind bcuz corean trot song was played bloody all the time loudly. it's only one horrible thing.

Fine scenery. Will be also nice in winter stepping on a frozen river.

Amazing place to photo and enjoy the fay

Magnificent. High flat summit and yew colony are wonderful.

A not so hard climb. Good for beginners ^^

Most favourite mountain

(Translated by Google) I climbed the Samgar Course, and I think it took about 3 hours from Samga Parking Lot to the summit of Birobong Peak. As difficult as it is, the view from the summit is very nice. There are also eyes. (Original) 삼가리코스로 등반을 하였는데 삼가주차장에서 비로봉정상까지 약 3시간 정도 걸린거 같네요. 힘든만큼 정상뷰가 너무 좋습니다. 눈도있네요.

(Translated by Google) It is the highest peak of Sobaeksan National Park and there are various hiking routes in the direction of Danyang, including Juknyeong Yeongju and Eouigok. The wind is famous for blowing through the four seasons, and in spring, azaleas cover the entire mountain. (Original) 소백산국립공원 최고봉이며 죽령 영주 어의곡등 단양방면등으로 다양한 산행경로가 있어요. 바람이 사계절 세차기로유명하며 봄에는 철쭉이 온산을 뒤덮어요

(Translated by Google) Sobaeksan Mountain’s ever-changing Birobong Peak It takes more time than I thought. It takes about 3 hours to get there from the Eouigok parking lot. (Original) 변화무쌍한 소백산 비로봉 생각보다 시간이 많이 걸리네요 어의곡주차장에서 3시간 정도 올라 오는군요

(Translated by Google) Go up to Euigok June was the month of taking photos of Birobong Peak and taking a long walk to Gumangbong Peak. I also miss Birobong Peak covered in winter snow ㅜ.ㅜ Even if you go in the summer, the air-conditioned breeze blows at the top. Let’s walk and walk ♡ (Original) 어의곡으로 올라 비로봉 찍고 국망봉까지 길게 돌았던 6월 겨울 눈 내린 비로봉도 그립네요 ㅜ.ㅜ 여름에 가도 정상에 부는 에어컨바람에 걷고 또 걷죠 ♡