Hike of Sapaesan in the northern part of Bukhansan National Park (552 meters).
The name Sapae is originated from a story that King Seon-jo bestowed
this mountain to his daughter, Princess Jeong-hui upon her marriage.
The area surrounds a buddhist temple, Hoe-ryongsa, which means the
return of dragon or king. We hiked to this temple which stands by
the entrance of the mountain and then hiked to the peak and then down through Mangwolsa.
Start at Metro Line 1, Hoe-ryong Station near Uijeongbu
The name Sapae is originated from a story that King Seon-jo bestowed
this mountain to his daughter, Princess Jeong-hui upon her marriage.
The area surrounds a buddhist temple, Hoe-ryongsa, which means the
return of dragon or king. We hiked to this temple which stands by
the entrance of the mountain and then hiked to the peak and then down through Mangwolsa.
Start at Metro Line 1, Hoe-ryong Station near Uijeongbu
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