🚅 봄에 꼭 가봐야 할 여행지 1위! 전라도와 경상도를 가로지르는 ’30km’ 강변 꽂길 트레킹 코스 | 📸 대중교통 당일치기 여행 |🇰🇷Flower Trail in KOREA

🚅 봄에 꼭 가봐야 할 여행지 1위! 전라도와 경상도를 가로지르는 ’30km’ 강변 꽂길 트레킹 코스 | 📸 대중교통 당일치기 여행 |🇰🇷Flower Trail in KOREA

Hello? 🙂 Today, I’m planning to go far south for the first time in a while. I came to Seoul Station early in the morning. When I take the KTX, I always reserve car number 5. I’ll explain why a little later 🙂

In regular KTX car 5, the seat spacing is wider than other cars. In particular, there is space behind the rearmost seat, making it easy to store luggage. When I book a KTX ticket I often use the ‘In-train preview’ function of the KORAIL app.

It is very convenient to be able to see seat locations and facilities in advance like this. It would be especially convenient if you bring a folding bike or large luggage like today, right? Be sure to try it out when purchasing tickets. Fine dust is extreme in spring,

But the weather is still nice today, isn’t it? 🙂 After running for a while, I saw flower trees and a leisurely river flowing all around me. It’s a very nice combination. After driving for about 2 and a half hours, we arrived at today’s destination. Thanks to KTX, I really felt that

The whole country was a one-day living zone. This is ‘Gurye Station’ in Jeollanam-do. really! There is also a shared bicycle in Gurye District. If I had known in advance, I might have used this bike 🙂 It’s a yellow Kakao bike 🙂

If you go a little to the right from Gurye-gu Station, you will see a nice bike path. There were a lot of people riding today. They say today is the peak season for Gurye cherry blossoms. I booked the train ticket in advance.

Luckily, the reservation period coincided with the cherry blossom blooming season 🙂 This is the entrance to the ‘Seomjin River Bicycle Path’ I always go along the Han River bike path, but riding along the ‘Seomjingang River’ felt very different. Isn’t the foot of ‘Jiri Mountain’ in the distance very beautiful?

Jiri Mountain is commonly called ‘Mother’s Mountain.’ Would you say the mountains are that warm? It goes well with the leisurely flowing Seomjingang River. However, unlike Seoul, there are sections where you have to follow general roads.

Although there is not a lot of vehicle traffic, you should always be careful when driving on public roads, right? There are many rest areas along the Seomjin River bike path. All shelters are located near the riverside. So it’s perfect for enjoying the scenery while feeling the cool river breeze.

This deck road is quite wide, and it appears to have been recently renovated and is in very good condition. From here, the actual cherry blossom road section begins. It was still early so there weren’t many cars.

It is one of the most famous cherry blossom roads in the country, and this week is the peak cherry blossom season. Traffic congestion is expected a little later. I still enjoyed this quiet cherry blossom road by renting it out to my heart’s content 🙂

I always see cherry trees from afar, but now I see them up close. It was really amazing to see cherry blossoms growing one by one on the tree trunks. It actually looks prettier. The beautiful bridge in front of you is the ‘Toad Bridge’ that can only be crossed on foot.

When I came here before, I remember crossing that bridge from the other side. My legs look even better in this beautiful season. There is a ‘Saseongam’ parking lot next to the bridge. If you have never been to ‘Saseongam’, I recommend that you do so.

I will provide a video link on how to go up, so please refer to it. You will never regret it 🙂 I plan to pass ‘Saseongam’ today and take the bike path at the back of the parking lot. There is a ‘Saseongam’ bicycle certification center right behind the parking lot.

This bike path is a temporary departure from the cherry blossoms, but You can run as much as you like without worrying about traffic. Plus, it was very quiet and the river breeze was cool. There was also a bamboo forest path like this.

In fact, there is a really long and nice bamboo forest path across the river that is even more beautiful. When I returned later, I tried to run over to that side. In conclusion, please note that it is closed due to road construction until the end of May.

I was excited and was running hard for a while, but suddenly the bike stopped moving. First off, was the bike geared wrong? I doubted it As expected, the tire was flat ㅜㅜ In the end, I sat there and replaced the tube.

Fortunately, I had a spare tube and studied the replacement method in advance. We acted quickly If I didn’t have a spare tube, I might have had to cancel my schedule here. It’s dizzying just thinking about it, right?

I lost a lot of time because of the puncture, so I got impatient and ran faster. There are shared bikes here too. If you go a little further, there is a nice rest area. It is called ‘Nogodan Observatory’ rest area. The view of Jiri Mountain Nogodan from here was very beautiful.

The majestic yet cozy mountain scenery is Jiri Mountain! I thought so I really want to try the Jiri Mountain hike that I went to about 10 years ago again. The pavement condition of the ‘Seomjingang River’ bike path varies greatly from section to section. So you have to be careful of punctures. Did you just see the words ‘Otter Protection’ written on the floor? 🙂 They say there are a lot of otters in Seomjingang River. From now on, the Seomjin River cherry blossom road begins in earnest. What you see in the video doesn’t seem to capture even half of the actual beauty.

It was so ecstatic that I couldn’t help but say exclamation. This is the peak season, so there are a lot of cars parked on the bike path. I guess there’s nothing we can do because there’s not enough parking.

It’s a bit burdensome to have to ride on the public road, but there are so many bicycles. Drive cars carefully too. As we move forward, the cherry trees grow bigger and the shade becomes thicker. There are many different types of cherry blossom trees, so it’s fun to look at them.

The bike path is marked in blue like this. The shoulder is narrow and the ground is in poor condition. There are sections where you have no choice but to run on the road. Currently, construction is being done to expand the bicycle lane. I hope there are more sections like this soon 🙂

It’s really pretty here, isn’t it? I don’t know if what you see on the right is a shrine, but it’s locked. It was very nice under the cherry blossom trees. Now, we are heading towards ‘Hadong’. Should I say that the cherry blossoms here are a little bigger?

The cherry blossoms are much more desirable. This place is called ‘Otter Ecological Park’. There were so many otters that I wondered if there was even a park 🙂 But the facility was huge! At this point, we can assume that Otter is being sincere, right? The bike path continues behind Otter Park.

This looks like a well-maintained park. The name of this shelter is a large shelter called ‘Sansuyu Shelter’ and it is a meeting place for bicycle enthusiasts 🙂 There is a large janggu-shaped restroom right in front of the rest area. To me, it looks like a butt shape ^^;

This interesting observatory is called the ‘Tree Tower’ observatory. There were a lot of people going up by elevator. As I get closer to Hadong, it feels like there are more cherry trees. Like Jiri Mountain, there is a ‘Asian Asiatic Bear Caution’ sign, right? Do bears actually come down? 🙂

As you get closer to ‘Hadong’, the number of people riding bicycles increases. There are more and more vehicles Even those who come early have no choice but to start from this section. You have to deal with traffic jams. Even if you drive slowly, it might be a little less boring

Because you’re under the cherry trees 🙂 Bicycles can ride on the shoulder of the road, but I don’t know if motorcycles can too. The name of this pretty bridge that we arrived at through traffic congestion is ‘Namdo Bridge’ It is a bridge that crosses the ‘Seomjingang River’ that crosses Jeolla-do and Gyeongsang-do.

The scenery is truly amazing, isn’t it? The ‘Namdo Bridge’ bridge is jam-packed with cars trying to cross the bridge. If you look at the Seomjingang River from the middle of the bridge, the view is truly spectacular. Cherry blossom trees spread out on both sides of the leisurely river.

The pickling is also very good. The other side of the river looks quite busy, and I could hear singing all the way from here 🙂 After passing through the bustling downtown, there are as many people as there are cherry blossoms. This is the famous ‘Hwagae Market’

Unlike the ‘Hwagae Market’ I thought, it has been completely updated, isn’t it? ‘Hwagae Market’ is a market that was built where ‘Gurye’ in Jeolla-do and ‘Hadong’ in Gyeongsang-do meet, so it has been a big market since ancient times. Now it has completely changed into a modern style.

The parking lot is very large, but there are too many cars 🙂 Personally, I like it, but I also feel a little disappointed. For the first time in a while, I slowly looked around the market, ate rice, and ate snacks. I also bought an amazing gift

Originally, I was planning to go to ‘Ssanggyesa Temple’, which is about 6km away from here. There was a delay in removing the puncture earlier. The road to ‘Ssanggyesa Temple’ is clogged with vehicles. I decided to postpone it until next time and return here.

Can you see that the lane on the other side is clogged? It’s really amazing These are probably cars going towards ‘Hwagae Market’ or ‘Ssanggyesa Temple’. Or, like these people, park your car at the entrance. There are many people walking. During the peak cherry blossom season,

I would like to avoid bringing a car unless it is a weekday. When riding a bicycle, the scenery is better on the downbound side because it is closer to the river and there are no cars. There is a rest area like this in places with a nice view.

It really looked perfect for a picnic. If you spread out a mat and lie down under the falling cherry blossom petals, There is no such thing as heaven, right? 🙂 As I was leaving, I went down. The two red camellia trees were so pretty. But it’s a camellia tree, right?? ^^:

Literally, a picturesque landscape unfolds. Instead, there is an endless stream of cars. After going down for a while, the congestion has finally cleared up. Thanks to you, I paid the charter properly and ran. I will summarize today’s course later in the video.

I stopped by the ‘Sansuyu Rest Area’ that I had just passed by and had a snack. I can’t see Cornus officinalis, so I don’t know why it’s called a Cornus officinalis rest area 🙂 Is the other side of the river ‘Sansuyu Village’? Anyway, the view was really nice.

There weren’t too many people on this wooden deck road. There was no sign prohibiting bicycles from entering the wooden deck road. When there are people, of course you have to get down and walk. This road is so pretty that there are many people taking photos to prove it.

This is where the puncture occurred earlier. I was scared so I ran slowly. Now, I don’t have a (spare) tube, so if it bursts, I have to call a taxi ㅜㅜ

Originally, I was going to go to the bamboo forest road on the other side from here. I crossed the bridge called ‘Muncheon Bridge’. In conclusion, construction will last until May of this year, so we are back. I wasted so much time ㅜㅜ

However, as I was disappointed, I decided to cross the ‘Toad Bridge’. The Chinese character for ‘seom’ in the Seomjingang River is the Chinese character for toad, ‘seom (蟾)’. But the road on the other side of ‘Toad Bridge’ was also very good.

The bike path was well-maintained, and although the cherry blossoms were a bit lacking, it was still a cool ride. I saw a lot of cherry blossoms earlier, so I think this would be a good place to go when I return. This road is a quiet cherry blossom road in a rural village.

The cherry blossoms go very well with the large guardian tree. I actually felt like this was the real Seomjin River bike path. really! A new bike path is just being built down the river. I hope it’s finished next time I come. Now we have arrived at the ‘Gurye Bridge’ bridge

The stone railings are very old-fashioned, right? If you cross ‘Gurye Bridge’, you are in ‘Gurye Station’. Please note that there are many restaurants with ‘Olgaengi Guk’ restaurants around here. Today, I went riding during the peak cherry blossom season in ‘Gurye’ and ‘Hadong’, which are famous for their cherry blossoms.

As it is a famous place, there was a lot of traffic. So I brought a folding bike and I think it was a good choice 🙂 As I mentioned earlier, there is a shared bicycle in ‘Gurye’. If you are using a bicycle, please refer to this.

These days, weekend train tickets are said to be sold out 2-3 weeks in advance. If you book in advance, it’s very convenient because you don’t have to drive 🙂 Of course, you can enjoy it more diversely if you combine it with a bicycle like I did. Could a shared bike be an alternative?

I hope this helps you plan your trip Thank you for watching today!

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