Dear my hubby-to-be (I don't know who you are actually), please bring me to Mt Jiri for a jungle trekking!
(Dulle Trail at Mount Jiri)
please anyone, bring me to Mount Jiri!ni antara maklumat yang aku dapat lepas borak ngan pak cik google tersayang
Dulle Trail on Mt. Jiri
The trail called Dulle-gil or the side road, is a 300-kilometer walking path connecting three provinces ― North Jeolla, South Jeolla and South Gyeongsang ― and more than 100 villages in one great route for trekkers who can't climb steep and tough mountains.
The project now under construction was initiated by Supgil, an incorporated body, in 2007 and will be completed by 2011.
Currently, one fourth of the trail, which spans about 70 kilometers from Jucheon in North Jeolla Province to Sancheong in South
The Gyeongsang Province is open to the public. rest of the trail is currently being restored.
The trail is intended to restore the old paths passing ridges, forests, riversides, rice fields and villages. About 50,000 walkers used the open trail this year.
With the popularity of the walking tour, relevant books are being published. ``Walking Tour on Mt. Jiri'' by Lee Hye-young introduces details on the route of the whole path. Also ``Playing on the Road'' written by Kim Hwa-sung deals with the walking tour to Dulle-gil on Mt. Jiri and Olle-gil on Jeju.
The trail called Dulle-gil or the side road, is a 300-kilometer walking path connecting three provinces ― North Jeolla, South Jeolla and South Gyeongsang ― and more than 100 villages in one great route for trekkers who can't climb steep and tough mountains.
The project now under construction was initiated by Supgil, an incorporated body, in 2007 and will be completed by 2011.
Currently, one fourth of the trail, which spans about 70 kilometers from Jucheon in North Jeolla Province to Sancheong in South
The Gyeongsang Province is open to the public. rest of the trail is currently being restored. The trail is intended to restore the old paths passing ridges, forests, riversides, rice fields and villages. About 50,000 walkers used the open trail this year.
With the popularity of the walking tour, relevant books are being published. ``Walking Tour on Mt. Jiri'' by Lee Hye-young introduces details on the route of the whole path. Also ``Playing on the Road'' written by Kim Hwa-sung deals with the walking tour to Dulle-gil on Mt. Jiri and Olle-gil on Jeju.
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