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This time, we'll introduce the trail to the Crocodile Peak Observatory, where you can enjoy views of Crocodile Island, and nearby attractions. Chungju Crocodile Peak Observatory Search for "Lazy Crocodile Parking Lot" as your destination, and park in the parking lot. Crocodile Peak is not very high at 448 meters, but the slope is steep, so hiking boots or trekking shoes are recommended. You should avoid climbing on rainy days. For safety, it's also a good idea to bring hiking sticks. The distance from the parking lot to Crocodile Peak Observatory is 900 meters, and the hike takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes. Crocodile Peak is designated as a wildlife conservation area, so climbing without a permit was illegal, but an official trail will open in September 2024, allowing you to climb freely. Here are some places to visit after your hike to Crocodile Peak. Jecheon Deokjusa Temple Deokjusanseong Fortress is located at the entrance to Deokjusa Temple. Located on the southern side of Wolaksan Mountain in Jecheon City, this mountain fortress, built of stone, dates back to the Unified Silla period. Deokjusa Temple It takes 17 minutes by car from Cafe Lazy Crocodile to Deokjusa Temple. It is said that Deokjusa Temple was founded during the reign of King Gyeongsun of Silla by Prince Ma-ui, the last crown prince of the kingdom, who visited the temple. The Deokjusa Temple parking lot is also the starting point for the Wolaksan Yeongbong hiking trail. Chungju Mireukdaewonji Temple It takes 12 minutes by car from Deokjusa Temple to Chungju Mireukdaewonji Temple. Mireukdaewonji Temple is considered an important historic site from the early Goryeo Dynasty, combining the functions of a temple and a post station. [Chungju Mireukdaewonji] Address: 58 Mireuk-ri, Suanbo-myeon, Chungju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do Tel: 043-850-5980 The temple site contains important stone cultural heritages, including the Chungju Mireukdaewonji Stone Standing Buddha (Treasure), the Five-story Stone Pagoda (Treasure), stone lanterns, and flagpole supports. It is the only temple site in Korea with a unique north-facing structure, and is said to be the only historical site with a stone cave combining stone and wood structures as its main hall. 00:00 Intro 00:27 The Road to Crocodile Peak 07:37 Deokjusa Temple, Jecheon 09:48 Mireukdaewonji, Chungju Background Music: Epidemic Sound Inquiries: [email protected] #Chungjuho #CrocodilePeak #ChungcheongdoTravel #Hiking #JuneTravelRecommendations