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Bongjesan Neighborhood Park

A park in harmony with nature with many sports facilities
  • The mountain is called Bongjesan Mountain (meaning "crying phoenix") as it looks from above as if a crane is sitting on top of her eggs. The main peak of the mountain is Maebong Peak. This mountain is also known as Neungdongsan Mountain, Maebongsan Mountain, Sudangsan Mountain and Hwagoksan Mountain. The name Neungdongsan Mountain can be found in the manuscript of Haedong Map made in the 1760s.
    The name Maebong comes from the name of its main peak. The name Sudang originates from Seonangdang, the shrine to the village deity where residents prayed for peace and health. This mountain has been called Hwagoksan Mountain since 1967.

    The park's name was first Baekseok (white stone), following the story that white stone is produced near Baekseok Middle School and Deungchon Elementary School, Deungchon-dong. Then to reflect public sentiment about how strange the park's name was, in 2004 it was officially renamed Bongjesan Neighborhood Park after the name of the mountain, Bongje.The park is home to Beopseongsa temple, Yongmunsa temple, badminton courts and mineral springs, and features dense forests and beautiful trails.
  • Establishment: July 9, 1977
  • Park area: 917,190㎡
  • Main plants: False acacia, P. rigida, oak, Mongolian oak.
  • Main facilities: Beopseongsa Temple, Yongmunsa Temple, mineral spring, badminton courts
Location
69-9, Chorongmaeul-ro, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea (Postal code 07676)
Transportation
    • Green Bus 5712, 6629
    • Blue Bus 604, 606
    • Get off at Gayang-gu Office Bus Stop. (Walk 15 min.)
Inquiries
  • +82-2-2657-8688 (Parks & Greens Department, Gangseo-gu Office)
  • 1488-96 Gayang-dong, Gangseo-gu, Seoul (Postal code 157-301)
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