As soon as it is ripe, the weather like early summer left for Jeollanam-do.
After breakfast the next day
After having breakfast with Tteokgalbi-tang,#yudalsan , a must-visit place in Mokpo.
The 228m shallow mountain to the top is near the Modern History Museum Building 1 and
the Yudalsan Marine Cable Car platform.
It is located in the city center, so it is easy to climb the mountain as if for a walk, so it is a
good place to visit.
Address: San 27-3, Jukgyo-dong, Mokpo-si
☎ : 061 270 8411
Operating hours: 24 hours a day, all year round
When I parked and climbed the stairs, I saw "Mokpo is a port".
When the tombstone welcomed us, we started to climb slowly with a light heart.
The clear energy is welcomed by a monument called Yudalsanjeonggi.
Defeating Japanese enemies at Nojeokbong Peak in Mokpo during the Imjin War
A statue of Admiral Yi Sun-sin, said to have boosted the morale of the allies, caught my ey
In late spring, red camellia flowers were welcoming us brightly.
on a bright late spring day, l sweat a little, but it s not too steep so it s fun to climb the stair slowly like taking walk
Opodae, where a large cannon that appears after climbing for a while is located
It is said that the cannon was wrapped up and announced at noon, but it is an impressive
cannon
It is also fun to read the inscriptions on the stele that tells the story of Opodae.
Nojeokbong Peak with a panoramic view of Mokpo City in the distance,
This is where the story of the Imjin War and Admiral Yi Sun-sin's activities flows.
The panoramic view of Mokpo City along with the sea spreads out coolly.
Cultural relics are scattered throughout, including Nojeokbong Peak, where the legend of
Admiral Yi Sun-sin stands.
Yudalsan, a must-see in Mokpo, said to have the shape of a dancing god
It's good fun to walk along the Dullegil, which has stories of praise.
As we climbed a little further, we saw a song by singer Lee Nan-young from Mokpo.
"When the sailor's boat song is quivering ♪, the waves of Samhak also seep deep into the
waves ♬
The wet hem of the pier's Saeaksi ~ Tears of parting or the sorrow of Mokpo♪~~"
Lee Nan-young's song resounds.
As I climbed up to Yuseongak, where many poets and visitors enjoyed the wind,
Sit down for a while and try to catch your breath while looking at the view
It is a panoramic view of the port city that harmonizes with the sea.
l walked slowly along the camellia flower path
As if it was about to spit fire
It is guarded by the magnificent Cheonja Chongtong, a cannon from the Joseon Dynasty
