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Jirisan Cheonwangbong Peak (지리산 천왕봉) · © KTO · KOGL Type 3
Why go
Jirisan Cheonwangbong Peak is the highest summit of Jirisan National Park, standing at approximately 1,915 meters. Located in South Korea's southern region, this mountain peak offers panoramic views of surrounding ridges and valleys, particularly visible during clear weather conditions. The trek to Cheonwangbong attracts hikers of varying experience levels, with multiple approach routes converging at the summit. The area features pristine alpine ecosystems and seasonal changes in flora. Visitors typically spend one to two days completing the ascent and descent, with various shelter facilities and rest stations available along popular trails.
Quick highlights
- Highest peak in Jirisan at 1,915 meters elevation
- Panoramic summit views of surrounding ridges and valleys
- Multiple trekking routes suitable for different skill levels
- Alpine ecosystem with seasonal botanical changes throughout year
- Shelter facilities and rest stations along established trails