Jeonbuk

It was still early when we came to see the autumn leaves; it was the first day of the autumn foliage season at Naejangsan Mountain. Only a few maple trees were red; the rest were still green. The waterfall was also dry. The pavilion was still beautiful. The path from the entrance to Naejangsa Temple and then back was all flat and not strenuous. An hour and a half is enough to leisurely stroll and observe. The remaining hour could be spent at Jeonju Hanok Village. It would be a shame to come to Jeonju and not eat bibimbap, so with an extra hour, I decided to indulge in some delicious food. However, time was limited for sightseeing. I quickly checked out the vantage point café and took photos at Jeondong Temple at sunset, and that was it. I really wanted to try taking photos in hanbok, but that will have to wait for another time.

Although I was a little disappointed to find out the maple leaves hadn't turned red yet when we set off, our tour guide, Park, was incredibly kind, always smiling and providing clear and detailed explanations, making the trip still full of wonderful memories! In the future, if it's confirmed that there are no maple leaves, I hope they can inform customers in advance so they can make a better decision.