Ujangsan

I like Ujangsan Mountain.~~ Good, good~~~~

Today, I went to Ujangsan Mountain after dinner. The flowers were bright and beautiful. When I climbed the stairs to go to the entrance of Ujangsan Polytechnic University, two elementary school boys were playing slides on the stairs. If you look in the middle of the stairs, there was a groove dug for bicycles, and they were enjoying the thrill of sliding down there. It's a shame that I didn't hit it, I almost got into big trouble. There was a lady walking her dog, but she was carrying a separate phone with a video camera on her chest. I could take a picture... As I climbed Mt. Ujang in the evening, the night view was beautiful and the information kiosk for Mt. Ujang was well-maintained, so it was easier to get to know Mt. Ujang. There were a lot of magpies today, probably having a meeting. As I was taking pictures of cats, a man jogging was climbing towards the top, exhaling. It was nice to come after a long time.

I came back to Mt. Ujang. I ate too much today, so I came here to digest it. It's a local mountain, and the road up is gentle and long, so people of all ages can climb it. I went up at 12:28 p.m. and came down at 1:10 p.m. Even though it was a bit cold because of the snowy rain yesterday, quite a few people came out to exercise. My fingers were a bit cold without gloves. The snow on the tree branches melted and fell on my head as I walked. Observatory (exercise equipment) If you come up to the place (where it is located), there is a chair. It's a little warm when you sit on it. It's like an open-air bath?! It's cold up there. There's no food up the mountain, so you have to go down. The restrooms are clean and the trails are good. It's easy to get to by public transportation. We all came down at 1:20. They say there's a colony of camellia trees in Ujangsan Mountain Neighborhood Park! There is snow on the mountain side

I'm back at Ujangsan Mountain. As I was going up to the top of Ujangsan Mountain, I heard a knocking sound on a tree somewhere. Is there a woodpecker..? As I looked around, a bird was pecking at the tree with its beak. At first, I could only see the back of its head, but later I could see its side as well. It was digging wildly with its beak here and there!! Then another bird flew in and disappeared together. There are quite a few people slow jogging on Mt. Ujang now. 2~3 teams? Or are you practicing for a marathon...? After the rain, the fallen leaves were on the ground (on the way up to the summit) and the banks were also fallen (on the flat side), so the color wasn't quite there yet! I guess it's because it's the beginning of fall. Maybe it's because it's a holiday, but there are less people because it's the weekend, but there are still quite a few people out exercising. It's a gentle walk, so it's good for walking.

I'm back at Ujang Mountain. When I climbed Mt. Ujang, I immediately saw how cute it was! A woman was taking pictures of a cat that was turning around. I stood still next to her and started taking pictures. The cat spun around and laid down in a pose that said, “Okay, take pictures of me.” It seduced me!! My heart fluttered... No, it looked so pretty! ㅠㅠㅠ We made eye contact... I wanted to stay longer, but I had to go to Mt. Ujang, so I closed my eyes and climbed up. There are stairs to Mt. Ujang's Polytag and an uphill asphalt road that strollers can go up. The road is well-paved, and sometimes delivery motorcycles can get there because they are fast, so pedestrians are careful. They are divided into teams at the soccer field, and the road to the top is gently well-paved. Children's Forest. Archery place. Hwangtot Road. Healing Experience Center (Office) & Restroom Which one is 💩 cheap and a hindrance (the owner is right)

This is "Ujang Mountain" again. I left home at 6:33 in the morning and arrived at Ujang Mountain Polytechnic at 6:56 in the morning. There aren't many people early in the morning. Maybe it's because the temperature is still cold when summer arrives. I went to Geomdeok Mountain Saemaul Leader Tower and then passed through Ujang Park to reach Ujang Mountain. As expected, there were more people at Ujang Mountain. I wanted to take pictures of Ujang Mountain's exercise equipment, but people were exercising, so I just walked down. I also had to go to work soon. So today, on Mt. Ujang, there is a woman exercising while running zigzag, a man walking quickly while singing a ballad, and a person turning his body backwards and climbing the uphill hill slowly. There are people walking with the radio news turned on loudly. If you keep walking, you won't sweat and it won't be cold, but if you stop even for a moment, it will get cold quickly. Winter is already passing by. Come spring!

Introducing Ujang Mountain, located in downtown Seoul. Although it is a small mountain in the middle of the city, it is a place that provides fresh vitality and a resting place for residents. It is said that the origin of Ujangsan Mountain is that in the past, when it rained, raincoats were always prepared, so it was named Mt. Ujangsan. The main facilities of Ujangsan Mountain include a sports facility at the top, a circumference path, and a “barefoot yellow clay path.” We also operate a healing experience center and have a smart safety rest area for resting in summer or winter. There is a polytechnic university within Mt. Ujang, providing facilities where one can receive various educations. Since it is a mountain that is easily accessible from the city center, it is providing a lot of vitality to residents.

I came back to Ujangsan Mountain. I came at 7 a.m. Parking is limited, but there is parking. It's so nice that there is a crosswalk that didn't exist at the intersection in front of Ujangsan Mountain. I can walk around comfortably and with peace of mind. The places I went today were the Autumn Foliage Road (walkway inside Ujangsan Neighborhood Park), Ujangsan Park Multipurpose Playground, Ujangsan Park Soccer Field, Ujangsan Park Tennis Court, Ujangsan Park, Geomdeoksan Mountain, and Saemaeul Leader Tower. I arrived at 7 a.m. this morning and went to 9 a.m. I stayed there for 24 minutes. I couldn't go up to the Ujangsan Observatory due to low battery. Next time I go, I'll go up to the observatory. Yesterday was the full moon, so I looked at it in the morning and the full moon was round and pretty. It's the first full moon I've seen in a long time. I stood there and looked at it for a while. It was hard before I came out, but when I came out, I started walking hard again, and the pace was comfortable and good. It was cold, so I wore sneakers, so my feet got cold.

This is “Ujangsan Mountain” again. I only came at night, but I finally came in the morning! Perhaps because it snowed a lot last week, this place has become a white country covered in snow. People playing early morning soccer on Mt. Ujang. People who go for a walk with their dogs. Those who exercise alone. There were people running in teams of 5 people, and people walking while humming to trot music. The sneakers are slippery, so if you wear non-slip shoes, you will be able to take a healthy walk without getting hurt. There are sections where the snow melts and then freezes, and turns into an icy road when you walk on it, so please be careful. It took about an hour to do one lap (to the top). The snow has melted in the sunny section, so it's a good place for a walk! Even though it's cold, let's keep your body healthy. Have a good day today as well~

This is "Woojang Mountain" again. It's good to go out for exercise in the back yard after dinner. The current temperature is 3 degrees Celsius, so it's not that cold, but there weren't many people around 6:35 p.m., but a little after 7 p.m., people are walking for exercise with their families, friends, and dogs, or by themselves. There's a "Beware of Raccoons in Presence" sign that wasn't there before, and the mother cat has written in detail what to do if you encounter one. I was scratching the trees as if I was tired from walking around with the babies. It got dark today, so I didn't walk up the mountain, but only down. As expected, it was refreshing and good to be out in nature and walking. Next time, I'll have to come back when the sun rises. Students are playing soccer and foot volleyball, sweating and overcoming the cold! I hope the bathroom is clean