Palgongsan

Palgongsan, additionally Palgong Mountain, and beforehand called Gongsan amid the Goryeo administration, is a mountain in southeastern South Korea, lying on an exception of the Taebaek extend. It remains on the northeastern fringe between Daegu metropolitan city and North Gyeongsang region. Its pinnacle is 1193 m above ocean level. The mountain is the site of ious social and characteristic legacy locales. These incorporate Buddhist hallowed places from the Silla time frame or later, including the substantial and dynamic sanctuary of Donghwasa and the Gunwi Triad Budda Grotto. In 927 the Battle of Gong Mountain was battled amongst Hubaekje and Goryeo powers on the mountain's southern slope. Natural treasures incorporate the standing stone of Gatbawi, purported from its similarity to a conventional Korean horsehair cap, or gat.

The mountain, associated with downtown Daegu by transport, is a prevalent site for end of the week excursions from the city. Segments of the mountain were assigned a commonplace stop in 1980. His trail takes after the apple plantations loaded with Pyeonggwang Apples at the foot of Mount Palgong. The trail takes around three hours to climb altogether. This course begins from the Hyoja tree Gangsunhang at the passageway of Pyeonggwang-dong, and climb through the little supply of Pyeonggwangji at last touching base at the Moyeongjae, which is where the stone landmark of General Shin Sung-gyeom stands.