Description
Standing at the top of a mountain and enjoying spectacular views is incredibly rewarding. Strolling beside a beach or walking along easy valley paths bring equal satisfaction. Taking a walk in nature - there’s no better way to calm the mind, lift one’s spirits, and get some exercise.
Hiking the National Parks of Korea introduces you to the best hiking trails and scenic walks in the country. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker, interested in getting started on the trails, or simply looking for natural beauty without exerting too much effort, this guidebook offers choices for everyone.
Seoul, Busan, Jeju Island, and Gyeongju - major tourism magnets in the age of the ‘Korean Wave’ - all have mountain trails and walking paths within minutes by bus or taxi.
Did you know Korea has 23 national parks? Do you know how easy it is to access these beautiful parks in this compact nation?
Seoul’s proud oasis, Bukhansan; Korea’s tallest peak, Hallasan; the nation’s crown jewel, Seoraksan; and Gyeongju’s historical wonder, Namsan, are a sample of the exquisite destinations on offer in Korea and showcased in this book.
Korea’s national parks are located in all areas of the country. Climb stunning mountains, head off on unforgettable island adventures, and explore Korea’s gorgeous coastline.
In this book, you will find -
● Comprehensive introductions to all 23 Korean national parks
● Clear information on how to get to the parks
● Accurate trail and walking path maps
● Detailed descriptions for 46 hikes and easy walks
● Beautiful photos illustrating sights along the trails
● Hiking tips and useful notes
The authors of this guidebook are a team comprising two Korean park rangers and a resident Australian hiker and writer - lovers of mountain trails, coastal walks, and all things natural. Their extensive knowledge and hiking experiences in Korea’s national parks ensure that the reader receives reliable information with all the details.
Hiking the National Parks of Korea is your complete guide to Korea’s most attractive natural spaces.
This guidebook is easy to read, practical, and functional, serving as an invaluable resource for everything related to visiting Korea’s national parks. It’s the first thing you should pack in your hiking bag, a great conversation starter on your desk or coffee table, and the perfect gift idea.
Hiking the National Parks of Korea introduces you to the best hiking trails and scenic walks in the country. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker, interested in getting started on the trails, or simply looking for natural beauty without exerting too much effort, this guidebook offers choices for everyone.
Seoul, Busan, Jeju Island, and Gyeongju - major tourism magnets in the age of the ‘Korean Wave’ - all have mountain trails and walking paths within minutes by bus or taxi.
Did you know Korea has 23 national parks? Do you know how easy it is to access these beautiful parks in this compact nation?
Seoul’s proud oasis, Bukhansan; Korea’s tallest peak, Hallasan; the nation’s crown jewel, Seoraksan; and Gyeongju’s historical wonder, Namsan, are a sample of the exquisite destinations on offer in Korea and showcased in this book.
Korea’s national parks are located in all areas of the country. Climb stunning mountains, head off on unforgettable island adventures, and explore Korea’s gorgeous coastline.
In this book, you will find -
● Comprehensive introductions to all 23 Korean national parks
● Clear information on how to get to the parks
● Accurate trail and walking path maps
● Detailed descriptions for 46 hikes and easy walks
● Beautiful photos illustrating sights along the trails
● Hiking tips and useful notes
The authors of this guidebook are a team comprising two Korean park rangers and a resident Australian hiker and writer - lovers of mountain trails, coastal walks, and all things natural. Their extensive knowledge and hiking experiences in Korea’s national parks ensure that the reader receives reliable information with all the details.
Hiking the National Parks of Korea is your complete guide to Korea’s most attractive natural spaces.
This guidebook is easy to read, practical, and functional, serving as an invaluable resource for everything related to visiting Korea’s national parks. It’s the first thing you should pack in your hiking bag, a great conversation starter on your desk or coffee table, and the perfect gift idea.
Hiking the National Parks of Korea (Summit trails and popular walks)
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