| Hakka-san 870-meter Sacred Mountain on the border of Andong City and Yecheon-gun County, North Gyeongsang Province including Bomun-san 642m and Cheondeung-san 575m, and other subsidiary peaks Host of historic Bomun-sa, Bongjeong-sa, Gaemok-sa, and Gwanheung-sa Temples, with Byeongsan Seowon between the Naeseong-cheon and Nakdong-gang Rivers |
| Sacred Places of Hakka-san: Bomun-san Bomun-sa Temple Seogan-sa Hermitage Cheondeung-san Bongjeong-sa Temple Yeongseon-am Hermitage Jijo-am Hermitage Cheondeung-san Gaemok-sa Temple Hakka-san Gwanheung-sa Temple Aeyeon-am Hermitage Jeonghyo-gak Hermitage Nearby to the South: Andong's Hahoe Aristocratic Village, UNESCO WCH Site and Andong's Byeongsan Seowon Academy, UNESCO WCH Site Nearby to the Southeast: Deungun-san Go-un-sa, an important historic temple associated with the sage Choi Chi-won |
The Hakka-san mountain-cluster, with its summit at 870m, is the biggest peak and
crucial center along the Munsu-jimaek Sub-Range besides Munsu-san itself (1206m).
The Munsu-jimaek branches off S then SW from Okdol-bong 1242m (between Sobaek-san
and Taebaek-san) along the Baekdu-daegan Mountain-System -- it divides the upper
Nakdong-gang River watershed (Taebaek to Andong Counties) on its east from the
Naeseong-cheon River watershed (of Bonghwa, Yeongju and Yecheon Counties) to its west.
crucial center along the Munsu-jimaek Sub-Range besides Munsu-san itself (1206m).
The Munsu-jimaek branches off S then SW from Okdol-bong 1242m (between Sobaek-san
and Taebaek-san) along the Baekdu-daegan Mountain-System -- it divides the upper
Nakdong-gang River watershed (Taebaek to Andong Counties) on its east from the
Naeseong-cheon River watershed (of Bonghwa, Yeongju and Yecheon Counties) to its west.
| Late-Joseon-Dynasty painting of a sacred ancient sprawling pine-tree in the Andong area |