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Naejangsan National Park

Mountain · Jeonbuk · 내장산국립공원 (Korean name)

Address
328 Naejanghoban-ro, Jeongeup-si, Jeonbuk-do

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About

Naejangsan Mountain is a famous mountain in Jeonbuk-do, and the best mountain in Korea to view the fall foliage. Because of the bright autumn leaves that blanket Naejangsan Mountain in fall, the mountain is also referred to as Geumgang of Honam, referencing the beautiful Geumgangsan Mountain. Inside the park, there are famous waterfalls, such as Dodeokpokpo Falls and Geumseonpokpo Falls, and temples such as Baegyangsa Temple and Naejangsa Temple. In addition, there are about 760 kinds of local plants, including those designated as Natural Monuments, and various wild animals living inside the park. Naejangsan National Park is beautiful not only in fall, but also in spring when the azaleas and cherry blossoms bloom, in summer when the mountain turns green, and winter when the rock cliffs are covered with snow.

Before you go

Free public parking1 lot, 66 spaces within 2.3 km
Nearest emergency room11.7 km — 재단법인 아산사회복지재단 정읍아산병원 (Korean name), ER 063-530-6000
Licensed lodging within 3 km25 (hotels, motels, guesthouses; pensions not included)
Public restrooms nearby31
Campsites nearby8
Emergency numbers119 (fire & ambulance) · 122 (coast guard) · 1330 (Korea travel hotline, English)
Sources & dates
  • Description: Korea Tourism Organization, English tourism information (retrieved 2026-10-12)
  • Parking: Ministry of the Interior and Safety, National Parking Lot Standard Data (records dated 2026-03-11 to 2026-10-01)
  • Emergency rooms: National Medical Center (retrieved 2026-10-11)
  • Lodging: Ministry of the Interior and Safety, lodging business licenses (retrieved 2026-10-11)
Numbers are written in fixed English sentences from Korean public data (not machine-translated). Korean names are shown as they are.

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