Saturday, 19 March 2016 16:36
Odaesan National Park (Ramsar site)
Winter lyricism of Korea - Odaesan National Park
In this place, one can come across a painting of lyrical landscape.
In winter, snow flowers are in full bloom. In spring, buckwheat flower are everywhere.
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- Location: 37.71,128.25
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