Gyeongpodae

When I came out of Gyeongpodae, there happened to be an aunt about 50 at the consultation center who was working, so I ran to ask for a map. Auntie thought I was Korean, but found that I could not understand her. Ask me if I can understand English and answer "a little bit". She speaks fluent English with me, and I can only understand part of it. When she knew that I came to this place alone, she felt great. She asked me where I was going and answered "Jiangmen, I want to see the lighthouse". She didn't even know the existence of the lighthouse. She showed her pictures and told her that I thought the lighthouse was beautiful and wanted to see it. I told her about my route, and she told me that it would take a long time to travel and it would be better to take a car faster. However, I just want to walk around in such a quiet place, take a look, and slowly experience a different life. Later, she told me a story about Gyeongpodae, a romantic story. I always sigh in my heart that her English is so good, but mine is so bad. Bid farewell to my aunt, leave Jingpo Terrace, and walk along Jingpo Lake to the beach. There are several pavilions and platforms along the way. There are no people around. You can walk over and take pictures. It feels very leisurely and casual. In Gangneung, it is an ancient building in Gangneung. There is a beautiful legend in Gyeongpodae. It is said that eight moons can be seen during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Some very unique Korean traditional performances are often shown here, and the design of the entire playground is also more prominent. You can also see a lot of settings here, and it’s nice to visit here.

There is Gyeongpo Beach, which is one of the most famous tourist destinations in South Korea. It is also a beach where the natural landscape and cultural relics complement each other. Now because of Korean dramas, more and more people are filming here.

Those fairy branches and jade leaves in the bonsai beach are perfectly displayed, which is actually created by God. It is specially for fairies to watch. Look at its location, as long as you enter Jiuzhaigou, the first thing you see is its agile figure. Just like a garden on earth, when you enter the garden gate, the first thing you will see is the fine arts.

Gyeongpodae is famous for the view of the moon on the 15th day of the first lunar month, and it has been designated as a local cultural heritage No. 6. A good place to watch the moon, the buildings are very distinctive, it is worth a visit, highly recommended!