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Stone bridge across a rocky riverbed in the Seorak Mountains.
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Biryong (Flying Dragon) Waterfall in Seoraksan National Park.
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Seoraksan National Park has a total of 30 imposing peaks spread across its territory. Some of the ridges of the Seorak Mountains display stark and imposing formations.
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Another view from the trail that climbs to the main peak, Daecheongbong.
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This photo is a view from the trail that ascends to the main peak, Daecheongbong. The stone formation on the left in Seorak National Park resembles a seated person looking out on the valley and meditating.
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Including its main peak, Daecheongbong (1,708 m), Seoraksan National Park has a total of 30 imposing peaks spread across its territory. Some of the ridges of the Seorak Mountains have stairways provided to assist visitors and hikers, and to allow for spectacular views.
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Forested view in the rugged Seorak Mountains.
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Stone bridge in the Seorak Mountains.
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Part of the Sinheungsa Buddhist Temple complex near the main entrance to Seoraksan National Park.
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