Miryang City, South Korea

Miryang is located in the north of South Gyeongsang Province, bordering North Gyeongsang Province to the northeast, Ulsan City to the east, Changnyeong County to the west, and Yangsan City, Gimhae City, and Changwon City to the south. Miryang City has many attractions worth visiting. Here are some of the main attractions: Historical and Cultural Sites - Pyochungsa Temple: Built in 829 AD during the reign of King Heungdeok of Silla, Pyochungsa Temple is located on Jaeyaksan Mountain, 20 km east of Miryang City. The temple is surrounded by cascading waterfalls, including Geumgang Falls and Binggok Falls, as well as the Saja Plain. It is one of the eight scenic spots of Miryang. - Geumsedang Baekgoksa: Here stands a protected ginkgo tree that is over 450 years old. During the ginkgo season, the golden leaves attract many tourists, making it a great place to experience the late autumn atmosphere of Korea. Natural Scenic Spots - Wiryangji Pond: As one of the eight scenic spots of Miryang, Wiryangji is surrounded by lush trees all year round. In the spring, sunlight filters through the leaves of the pine forest, creating irregular shadows. In May, the surface of the pond reflects the fringe trees blooming along the shore, and the willows gradually turn a matching shade of light green. - Danseong Park: With abundant vegetation and fresh air, Danseong Park offers large green spaces, flowers, and trees. There are also facilities for visitors to rest and enjoy themselves. It is a good place for local residents to relax and stroll, and for tourists to appreciate the natural scenery and experience the urban atmosphere of Miryang.