Mountains: The Taebaek

: The range is the headwater source for South Korea's longest and most vital rivers, including the Han River and the Nakdong River . Sacred and Cultural Significance

: The eastern slopes fall steeply toward the Sea of Japan (East Sea), while the western side features more gradual inclines that transition into fertile plains. Key Peaks : The Taebaek Mountains

: A major hub for hiking and religious heritage. : The range is the headwater source for

: The most prominent and third-highest peak in South Korea, famous for its jagged granite peaks. The Taebaek Mountains

: The range's namesake and a designated national park.