Baekyangsa Temple and Baegamsan in Jangseong Attract 1 Million Visitors with Free Parking

Governor Kim Hanjong:
"Promoting Tourism and Revitalizing the Local Economy"

Last year, the cumulative number of visitors to Baegyangsa Temple and Baegamsan Mountain in Jangseong, Jeonnam surpassed one million, and now visitors can use these sites without worrying about parking fees.

The Jangseong County Office and the Baegam Office of Naejangsan National Park announced on the 20th that they have extended their business agreement to continue offering free parking at the Baegam, Gain, and Namchang parking lots this year, following last year’s initiative. A total of four free parking areas with 978 spaces have been secured.

Jangseong Baekyangsa Ssanggyeru view. Provided by Jangseong County

The county saw significant benefits from making parking free last year. According to the county, Baegyangsa Temple and Baegamsan Mountain surpassed one million cumulative visitors for the first time since being designated as a national park in 1971.

Kim Hanjong, the county governor, said, "The full implementation of free parking at lots near Baegyangsa Temple and Baegamsan Mountain will contribute to expanding tourism demand in the northern region, balanced development, and revitalization of the local economy."

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