Mureung Valley

Wuling Valley is formed between Tuotou Mountain and Qingyu Mountain, and the stream flows from between the boulders and converges. The Wuling Rock at the beginning can seat hundreds of people, and there are Sanhe Temple, Hechaotai, Yuliu Cave, Fairy Soup, Shuang Waterfall, and Longqiu Waterfall downstream. The beautiful scenery along the way is amazing. It is also the holy land of literature and art in Korea, also known as the Taoyuan of Wuling, where Li Chengxiu, a Buddhist monk of the Goryeo Dynasty, once lived here and wrote the famous "Emperor's Rhyme". It was named after Kim Hyo-won, the envoy of Samcheokfu in the reign of King Seonjo of Joseon. The stone carvings of Yang Shiyan, one of the four major calligraphers in the early Joseon period, and 1,500 masterpieces by poets and poets such as Meiwoldang Kim Sixi were inscribed on the rock of Wuling. The literati and writers of the past dynasties are full of ink, and tourists who are interested in literature and art will definitely benefit a lot.