Odojae (mountain ridge) where you can attain enlightenment

1 Introduction to Odojae (mountain ridge).

Jirisan(Mountain) Odojae is said to have been named Odojae because the famous monk Inojosa attained enlightenment while climbing up and down this pass.

This means a large pass to purify one's mind.


Odojae is the shortest course from Hamyang to Jirisan, and it opened in 2004. 

In addition to its function as a road for vehicle traffic, the snake-like winding road over the pass has become a new attraction and is gaining attention as a tourist attraction. 


The wide Jirisan Observatory Park was created in a location where you can see the Jirisan main ridge (Nogodan~Cheonwangbong) at a glance, just below the summit of Odojae.


Jirisan is the highest mountain on the Korean peninsula, and when you look at Jirisan, which was designated as the first national park, you can forget all the worries of the world and feel a sense of exhilaration.


The road from Hamyang, Gyeongnam to Jirisan is said to be the most beautiful road in the country.


First, there is Ji-an-jae, which has a dizzying cliff like a picture, on this road, and if you go up a little further, Odojae, which allows you to cross between Jirisan and Hamyang, is connected.

The Jirisan Odojae Healing Camping Site is located here.


2 How to get to Odojae (mountain ridge).

- Inquiries and guidance: Hamyang-gun Tourist Information Center 055-960-5756

- Website: http://www.hygn.go.kr/tour.web

- Address: 534 Jirisan-gaeneun-gil, Macheon-myeon, Hamyang-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do

- Hours of operation: Open all year round

- Holidays: Open all year round

- Parking: Available (Odojae Peak)

- Admission: Free


3 The scenery of Odojae (mountain ridge). 







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