Mt Geumsubong in Daejeon

Daejeon is the metropolitan city and it is also ranked as the fifth largest city of South Korea. Daejeon is located at the center of South Korea and the city of Daejeon has a rich heritage with a colorful history. Historical evidence testifies to the fact that Daejeon was originally confined to a small village only which was not inhabited by many residents. Daejeon has transformed into a beautiful bustling city with lots of attraction for the visitors and there are lots of sightseeing options in the city which are frequently visited by tourists from all places of the world. Mt Geumsubong in Daejeon is one of the renowned tourist destinations where people love to visit with their near and near ones.

The enormous mountain range of Mt Geumsubong in Daejeon from Cheonhwang Peak on Gyeryongsan spreads toward Minmok Pass. Mt Geumsubong in Daejeon, South Korea separates into two directions at Baekunbong (535.5 meters high), and comes to an end with two magnificent peaks, Dodeokbong on the left and Geumsubong on the right. Geumsubong literally means” embroidery on silk" and its spectacular view strongly reminds us of the beauty of intricate embroidery on silk.

The enormous mountain range from Cheonhwang Peak on Gyeryongsan screeches toward Minmok Pass, diverges in two directions at Baekunbong (535.5 meters high), and ends with two magnificent peaks, Dodeokbong on the left and Geumsubong on the right.

Geumsubong, meaning "embroidery on silk", provides a remarkable view - as beautiful as the embroidery on silk. When someone is visiting the beautiful Mt Geumsubong, Daejeon he or she can drive0.3 kilometers on paved roads to Sintteum Village, in Seongbuk-dong to find the standing figure of Bodhisattva made from stone during the Goryeo Dynasty. Mt Geumsubong in Daejeon is well connected with numerous transport links and one can also avail the bus services to visit the place.