Hapcheon Hwangmaesan Royal Azalea Festival 합천 황매산철쭉제
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The Hwangmaesan Royal Azalea Festival is held every year in May at Hwangmaesan County Park. The festival started in 1997 as an effort by local and overseas residents to preserve the azalea fields through hosting local cultural events. In 2012, the mountain was also included in CNN Travel's list of "50 Beautiful Places to Visit in Korea." Hwangmaesan is the filming site of several Korean movies such as Taegukgi: The Brotherhood of War (태극기휘날리며), Welcome to Dongmakgol (웰컴투 동막골), A Story Of Bangja (방자전), Queen Seok Duk (선덕여왕), Horse Doctor (마의), and Bridal Mask (각시탈).
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・Age limit : Open to visiotors of all ages.
・Finished : 20160522
・Location : Hwangmaesan County Park Royal Azalea Habitat
・Beginning : 20160501
・Location : [Bus]
From Seoul’s Nambu Bus Terminal, take a bus to Hapcheon Bus Terminal.
(The bus is available 5 times a day from 10:08 to 16:45. Travel time is roughly 4 and a half hours.)
At Hapcheon Terminal take a bus bound for Deokman(덕만).
(The bus is available at 07:30, 10:10, 12:30, 13:20, 14:20, 15:40, and 18:10 and the trip takes about 40 minutes.)
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Get off at Deokman bus station.
・Performance Times : [Ancestral Ritual Ceremony] May 7 (Sat), 2016 / 11:00
・Operating Hours : Free
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Hwangmaesan County ParkGyeongsangnam-do > Located at the border between Gahoe-myeon and Daebyeong-myeon of Hapcheon, Hwangmaesan is a guardian mountain of Hapcheon but has not been popular and was hardly mentioned in hiking magazines or tourist maps. Thanks for that, the mountain has all the natural environment that has been kept untouched |
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Hwangmaesan MountainGyeongsangnam-do > Located in Hapcheon, Gyeongnam Province, the 1,108-meter-high Hwangmaesan Mountain (황매산) encompasses the three peaks of Habong, Jungbong and Sangbong. Since the reflection of the mountain is also mirrored on the water of Hapcheon Lake, the mountain is also called ‘Sujungmae’ (literally mea |
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