At this site, aroud the small Buddist temple that was built by a Buddhist monk approximately 60 years ago under mysterious circumstances, the statutes of 16 “Nahansang” (Budda’s disciple) and 29 “Bucho-sang” (Buddha) was exquisitely sculptured into the cliff walls in front of Geumjeong-san Mountain.

It has been called “Sanghak-san” as its shape resembles a crane. The legend says that the mountain labeled “Sanggye-bong” because its peak was the highest among the surrounding and the day break appeared to occur here first.

The fact that the Daecheon-cheon flows through the west entrance of geumjeong castle has made the westgate a famous site.

The Daecheon-cheon Valley in Hwamyeong which is famous for its clear water and beauty is favorite Place if leisure for Buk Gu inhabitants. The river flows into the valley through the “Sukumoon”(water-gate) from Sarnsong-maul at Dodang-bong, Geumjeong-san Mountain. There is also “Aegi-so”(pond) hidden among the pine trees. The legend says that a mother once lost her own baby here because she was captivated by the surrounding beauty.