Course Overview
This approximately 20 km drive connects the National Treasure Tapri Five-story Stone Pagoda to Bingye Valley, famous for the mysterious phenomenon of ice forming in summer and steam rising in winter.
Section Highlights
Section 1: Tapri Five-story Pagoda (approx. 5 km)
View the Unified Silla-era National Treasure stone pagoda.
Section 2: Tapri to Bingye Valley (approx. 15 km)
Country roads lead to the valley where cold air emerges from rock crevices even in summer.
Driving Tips
- Bingye Valley is most mysterious in summer (July-August)
- Uiseong garlic is renowned as Korea's finest
- Watch for narrow road sections on country roads