[2025 Sunchang-gun Attraction] Travel Guide for Naejangsan National Park (Updated Jul)

👉 Remember to follow the cute principal for more updates 🥰 Naejangsan, located in Jeollabuk-do, South Korea, is an excellent place for viewing maple leaves. Every autumn, the maple leaves in Naejangsan turn fiery red, attracting a large number of tourists. The best time to view the maple leaves is usually from late October to mid-November, when the entire valley is covered with red, orange, and yellow leaves, creating a picturesque scene. Naejangsan National Park has multiple hiking trails suitable for visitors of different fitness levels. Famous attractions include Naejangsa Temple, Myeongbujeon Hall, and Uhwajeong Pavilion. These places are surrounded by red leaves in autumn, making the scenery particularly enchanting. Location 📍 Address: Naejangsan-ro, Jeongeup-si, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea ✅ Must-see attractions: Naejangsa Temple: A famous Buddhist temple in Naejangsan Myeongbujeon Hall: An important building within Naejangsa Temple Uhwajeong Pavilion: A small pavilion in Naejangsan with beautiful maple leaf scenery

#红叶 In autumn in South Korea, I chose to go to Naejang Mountain, which is known as "Hunan Mount Kumgang" and is an excellent place to enjoy red leaves. Although it is a bit far away from Seoul, I spent six hours driving back and forth for the red leaves all over the mountains. But it's worth it! The beautiful scenery of Naejang Mountain is picturesque, and the colorful leaves look particularly charming under the autumn sun🌞. Walking along the nature trail, the red maple leaves are burning like flames🔥, and people can’t help but pick up the camera and take pictures📸. The scenery of Naizang Mountain is not only the red leaves, but also the steep cliffs and clear streams, which makes people linger 🏞️. For tourists who don’t want to check transportation by themselves, you can consider booking a one-day tour to Naijang Mountain in advance🚍. This kind of trip not only provides special car transfers, but also a tour guide to accompany you, making you comfortable and at ease on the road. It is suitable for spending quality time with children or the elderly👨👩👧👦.

#MapleViewing #Naejangsan National Park #KoreaMapleLeaves #KoreaAttractions South Korea's Maple Leaf Attractions - Naejangsan National Park Every year in early November, it is the peak season for maple viewing and there will be a lot of people. You can arrange a one-day trip or charter a car to go there. The maple leaves at Naejangsan are really beautiful and worth visiting. You can also take the cable car up the mountain, but be prepared for the crowds. When you arrive at Naejangsan, you will see groups of tourists, which is really spectacular. ##Charter #Day Tour #Korea #Busan #Seoul #MapleLeaf #Naejangsan #CurrentMapleLeafStatus

#Natural Landscape Naejangsan Mountain is located in Jeolla Province and is known as one of the eight most beautiful sights in Korea. The name of Naizang Mountain is taken from the meaning of a mountain hidden within a mountain, which is full of artistic conception. In autumn, both Koreans and tourists like to go to Naesang Mountain to enjoy the maple leaves. The mountains full of red leaves are very romantic, and the hiking trails are not difficult to follow. It is very suitable for people who don’t usually do outdoor sports. Walking on it allows you to feel the beauty of nature and relieve stress. #Naejangsan #Naejangsan maple viewing #Naejangsan maple viewing #Naejangsan National Park #Seoul #Korea travel

#fallingseason This is a temple of Naejangsan Mountain, so there was a Buddhist culture, and there were programs like this In particular, many people prayed at Daeungjeon Hall, and on the other hand, they wrote the title of prayer on the roof tiles There's a college entrance exam coming up, and my understanding goes down. Oh, it's already that way. In fact, I looked around Baekyangsa Temple's walking path because the main purpose was autumn leaves rather than temples or Buddhist culture Not only the autumn leaves, but it was also a beautiful place in any season. It wasn't the peak yet, but the autumn leaves that I showed off as I did it first and the trees that are not colored yet and shy made me not regret my trip here enough.

#fallingseason I thought about when to go after seeing the map's prediction that the peak autumn leaves in Naejangsan Mountain will be around 26-29 at the end of October, but I thought the weekend would be complicated, so I went to work. On October 27th But it wasn't the peak of autumn leaves As you can see, only my clothes are burning 80% of the time is called the peak of autumn leaves, and it's hard to match this time Someone jokingly said that it would be December to see autumn leaves in the south from now on It says that the autumn leaves of Naejangsan Mountain are November 6th It's not too late for Naejangsan Mountain's autumn leaves You have a chance Please come back next week.

#fallingseason I went on a two-day trip to Naejangsan Mountain, a famous fall foliage spot in Jeolla-do, with my family. On the first day, I looked around the Jangseong Baekyangsa course with Naejangsan foliage, and on the second day, I saw the colorful foliage with the Jeongeup Naejangsa course. Today, I would like to introduce the first day course, Baekyangsa course. Naejangsan Mountain, Korea's No. 1 maple tree, is a mountain on the border of Jeongeup-si and Sunchang-gun, Jeollabuk-do, and is one of the five famous mountains in Honam and one of the eight scenic views of Korea, and has been widely known as a maple spot for more than 500 years.

Naejangsan national park is the one of the most beautiful place in South Korea to enjoy autumn leave while you are in Korea for autumn 🍂 viewing. Just a few hours bullet train ride from Seoul and good for day trip from Seoul . Make sure you calculate and catch the peak autumn time . I was so lucky that , last November I was in South Korea for the whole month. So I can able to enjoy some of famous place that not to miss Korea for autumn . I took Korea rail from Seoul to Jeong up and took local bus from the train station to the base of the mountain. Once I each to the bus terminal , before go up to the mountain, have lunch at one of local favourite- BiBimbap , and then walk 2 km to the mountain base and took cable car to the top , observation desk and enjoy the whole mountain that full of maple 🍁leave . After enjoying Mother Nature and came back down and back to Seoul with train. . Really amazing view and such a worth day trip from Seoul . And also have lots of day trip operated by different local / oversea ray tour from Seoul to Naejangsan in autumn time . Make sure try to catch your favourite autumn place while you are in Korea for autumn season . #solotravel #naturelover #solohike

I played golf at Naejangsan CC and spent a day at the resort for 1 night and 2 days~ Check-in at 3 PM, check-out at 11 AM It's the same as a regular resort. Up to 4 people can use it, 2 rooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 living room, kitchen (equipped with coffee pot, microwave, etc.) Amenities are Etro. If you use the golf course and golftel together, you can get a discount depending on the season, so ask the front desk~^^ #Naejangsan CC #Golftel #Ho-kang-se ​

#glamping#tripblazers #fallingforfall #campingglamping #nationalpark Naejangsan National Park is located in the southestern part of South Korea. The national park encompasses an area of 31 square miles (81 sq km) making it the 7th smallest of the country's national parks. The park is renowned for the strikingly beautiful fall foliage that blankets the area around the mountain. The spring brings captivating colors with the blossoms of the cherry trees and the azalea bushes. This park is one of the most popular destinations because of the abundance of colors on display. Naejangsan is the focal point reaching a peak of 2,503 feet (763 m). The jagged peak create a striking visual, particularly when accompanied by the fall foliage. Along with the colorful vegetation, the national park also provides visitors with a taste of Korean culture. There are several temples located throughout the park. Baegyangsa Temple and Naejangsa Temple are two of the more popular.

From Jongeup Station # Take bus number 171 to Naejangsan National Park. The ride is about 40 minutes. When you get off the bus, follow them... The changing leaves are amazing. Red and yellow all the way. Peak. When we reached the entrance, we paid the ticket price of 4,000 won. We walked and took pictures until we reached the temple. There is a cable car to take us up. #Changing leaves#Travel to Korea#Travel abroad

Naejangsan is one of the Eight Scenic Views of Joseon, designated as a national park in 1971. It is called the Geumgangsan of Honam and has been famous as one of the Eight Scenic Views of Joseon since ancient times. Naejangsan is a beautiful place in all four seasons, famous for its fresh green leaves in spring, green foliage in summer, red leaves in fall, and snowy scenery in winter, and is visited by more than 1 million tourists every year. In particular, the representative attraction of Naejangsan, the Maple Tunnel, is covered with 108 maple trees from Iljumun to Naejangsa Temple, making visitors exclaim in awe. #MapleTrip #MapleTunnel #Naejangsan

#Let's go on a trip Naejangsan Fall Foliage, a famous fall foliage spot in Jeollabuk-do 💛 The most beautiful fall foliage tunnel in Korea stretches about 2.2km to the entrance of Naejangsa Temple ( ̳• ·̫ • ̳) I recommend going into the lush fall foliage forest to see various landscapes and take pictures! ! ! 📍Jeongeup Naejangsan

I miss the beauty of Korea, it is definitely a great place to see maple leaves in autumn. 🍁 Autumn in Korea is really beautiful, in addition to seeing the maple leaves, you can also enjoy the golden ginkgo. 🍂Anne's mother recommends that you must go to "Naejangsan National Park" to see maples in Korea. The maple leaves here are really beautiful and definitely worth going. 🌷 You can see from the photos that Nei Tsang Mountain is really beautiful, there are red leaves everywhere, the whole hilltop is yellow, red and green, so beautiful! It's not in vain that I will set off before the light of day! Fortunately, there is a tripod, so you can take a lot of group photos. The red leaves as a background are really beautiful. 😍 🎟After arriving to the ticket area to buy tickets, there are off-season, peak season, of course, we go when the peak season 😆 It is recommended that you first go to the sightseeing plan to receive the travel map, the map will have all the recommended itinerary, watching the walk is very convenient. 🔸The most representative route is from the built-in guide center➡️feather pavilion➡️guide center (2.3Km, about 30 minutes walk) 🔸There are also routes that can go to Yuanji Temple and Bilian Temple, the whole journey is about 1.5 hours. 🚠 There were too many people on the day we went, so we didn't take the cable car up to the top of the mountain. Unfortunately, if you will go, friends can expect a little more time to go up to the top of the mountain to see it will be more spectacular, you will see maple leaves everywhere, a Red Sea. #OverseasTravel #Parent-Child Good Places Guide #Family Good Places #Autumn Leaves #Maple Leaf Beauty #Neizo Mountain #I miss it #ResidentWriter #AffordableHotels

Naejangsan is a famous mountain in Jeollabuk-do, and the best mountain in Korea for viewing autumn’s crimson leaves. The park is 76,032 sq. km. in size and was designated a National Park on November 17, 1971. Because of the bright crimson leaves that blanket Naejangsan Mountain in fall, the mountain is also referred to as "Geumgangsan of Honam." #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

#summervacay Korea’s Autumn Season is one of the most famous and beloved times of the year for both locals and tourists. It’s known for vivid foliage, crisp weather, and breathtaking landscapes. 1. Naejangsan National Park (내장산) Most iconic autumn foliage destination in Korea Maple leaf tunnels, waterfalls, and Naejangsa Temple Peak foliage: Late October – Early November 2. Seoraksan National Park Rugged peaks + blazing fall colors Great for hiking or cable car ride Peak foliage: Mid-October 3. Nami Island Tree-lined paths with ginkgo and maple trees Scenic and romantic—featured in K‑dramas like Winter Sonata #south_korea #naturalwonders #thingstodo #myitinerary

#summervacay Hiked up to Sinsunbong at Naejangsan and wow, my legs are still mad, but my eyes? Very happy. The trail kicks off all scenic and innocent, with temples, trees, and that crisp mountain air that makes you feel healthier just breathing it. Then… the stairs hit. So. Many. Stairs. But every time I thought I was about to tap out, I’d hit a viewpoint that was straight-up postcard material. Like, full panoramic mountain drama. The higher you go, the better it gets, and when you finally hit Sinsunbong Peak? Absolute peak moment (pun intended). The view from the top is insane, especially if you catch it in the fall, layers of red, orange, and gold like someone cranked nature’s saturation settings. Sat up there with some kimbap and just stared into the distance like a mountain monk. Sinsunbong is a climb, for sure, but if you’re down for the burn, it pays you back in full. Bring water. Bring snacks. Bring good vibes.

#summervacay If you’re looking for a lowkey adventure with highkey views, Baekamsan in Naejangsan National Park is the move. It’s not as famous as Naejangsan’s main peak, which honestly makes it even better, no crowds, just nature and chill. The trail starts off easy, winding through peaceful forest, and then gradually ramps up with a few steep bits to keep it interesting. What I loved most? The silence. It’s one of those hikes where you actually hear the wind in the trees and your own footsteps. Super refreshing. Along the way, you get some awesome views of the surrounding mountains, and once you hit the top, it’s just... wow. Panoramic scenery, fresh air, and space to breathe. We took our time, snapped a ton of photos, and just soaked it all in. If you’re into peaceful hikes with rewarding views but want to skip the tourist crowd, Baekamsan’s a hidden gem worth checking out. Pure mountain therapy.

#summervacay Naejangsan National Park? Straight-up paradise. I went during peak foliage season, and it was like walking through a real-life filter, just red, orange, and gold everywhere. Even if you’re not a “hiking person,” this place will win you over. It’s got those easy trails that still make you feel accomplished, plus epic photo ops around every corner. The vibe is super peaceful too. There’s a little temple tucked in the mountains (shoutout to Naejangsa Temple), and it feels like the perfect place to just sit and breathe for a minute. Also, there’s a cable car if your legs are protesting but you still want those mountain views. Major win. It gets a bit crowded when the leaves are popping off, but honestly? Worth it. The combo of crisp air, pretty trees, and snack stands selling warm street food is unbeatable. If you’re ever in Korea during fall, go here. Nature really popped off with this one.

Naejangsan National Park, located in Jeongeup, Jeollabuk-do, is renowned nationwide as a prime destination for autumn foliage. Nicknamed the 'Sanctuary of Autumn Leaves,' the mountain transforms into a breathtaking masterpiece of vibrant red hues during the fall season. The park offers various hiking trails, including routes starting from Naejangsa Temple and leading to Wonjeokam Hermitage and the ridges. These trails cater to everyone, from beginners to seasoned hikers. For those who prefer a more relaxed experience, a cable car is available to take visitors near the summit, providing easy access to stunning views. Hiking alongside historic temples like Naejangsa and Baekryeonam adds a deeper meaning to the trek, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the changing seasons. Naejangsan's charm extends beyond autumn, with azaleas in spring, lush greenery in summer, and snowy landscapes in winter. The park is easily accessible from nearby cities such as Seoul, Gwangju, and Jeonju, making it ideal for day trips or 1-night, 2-day excursions. As one of Korea's top natural travel destinations, Naejangsan offers a dramatic experience of the country's four distinct seasons.

#cherryblossom25 Though famous for fall foliage, Naejangsan National Park is stunning in cherry blossom season too. I was blown away by the rows of cherry trees that line the trails and park entrance. The contrast between the soft pink blossoms and the towering, rugged peaks is jaw-dropping. I hiked up to one of the panoramic viewpoints and saw valleys blanketed with petals—it was breathtaking. The peaceful temple nestled inside the park looked even more majestic surrounded by cherry trees. Naejangsan offers a quieter, more reflective cherry blossom experience, ideal for hikers and those wanting to immerse themselves in nature’s beauty.

#koreatrip "Naejangsan National Park is a dream destination, especially in autumn. I visited in late October, and the fiery red and golden maple leaves made the entire landscape look like a painting. The hike to Naejangsa Temple was relatively easy but incredibly scenic, with colorful trees lining the path. The temple itself was beautiful and had a peaceful atmosphere. I also took the cable car up to the observatory for a stunning panoramic view of the mountains. Even though it was crowded, the park was well-managed, and I could still find quiet spots to enjoy nature. If you love photography, this is one of the best places in Korea to capture the beauty of fall. I would love to come back in spring to see the cherry blossoms! Whether you’re hiking or just taking a relaxing stroll, Naejangsan is an unforgettable experience."

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Even though the fall foliage wasn't at its peak, it was such a beautiful sight It's surrounded by mountains on both sides, and it's a reasonable walking distance to Naejangsa Temple. It's so nice🥰 If you have time, it would be nice to ride the cable car and enjoy some food ㅎㅎ#Naejangsan #Naejangsa #Jeongeup #koreatrip

On 11/15, I took a one-day trip to Naejangsan. The maple leaves were in full red and beautiful. The maple leaf tunnel on both sides of the entrance made people want to pick up their phones to take pictures.

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#fallcolors #100WaysOfTravel Naejangsan National Park is a must-visit for fall foliage enthusiasts. The park transforms into a vibrant canvas of red, orange, and yellow hues, offering breathtaking views at every turn. The tree-lined paths, especially the route to Naejangsa Temple, are adorned with a stunning canopy of colorful leaves. The crisp autumn air and serene atmosphere make it a perfect escape into nature. Whether you’re hiking to the peaks or exploring the temples, Naejangsan’s autumn scenery is truly enchanting.

Autumn is the busiest season at Naejangsan National Park, and for good reason. This season is the perfect time to admire the vibrant autumn colors, especially the crimson maple leaves. We spent two days in Naejangsan, with the itinerary below: Day 1: We took a bus from Seoul to Jeongeup, which took around 3 hours, then transferred to a local bus to Naejangsan National Park. We arrived around noon, had lunch, rested a little, then walked to the park to enjoy the autumn colors at the foot of the mountain. Day 2: We got up early and were ready for a hike. Initially, we opted for the easiest trail, but for some reason, we ended up on a moderate-to-difficult trail, passing by several peaks. However, the trail wasn't that tough, and we saw many elderly people hiking. At the peaks, we could see the whole park covered in yellow and red. It was such a memorable experience. #hikingtrails