Enjoy Hallasan Autumn Foliage "From Home"

Hallasan National Park Strengthens Non-Face-to-Face Exploration Programs to Prevent COVID-19 Spread -
Drone Footage of Hallasan Autumn Foliage Provided on Website... Thorough COVID-19 Prevention for Visitors Ensured

[Jeju=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Chang-won] You will soon be able to explore Hallasan, dyed in autumn foliage, through videos anytime and anywhere regardless of location. On the 14th, the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province World Heritage Headquarters announced that it is strengthening non-face-to-face exploration programs by releasing videos of Hallasan’s autumn foliage scenery on its website and online.

Jeju Province expects many visitors to Hallasan starting from October, when the autumn foliage season begins. To prevent the spread of COVID-19, it plans to expand non-face-to-face exploration programs and strengthen COVID-19 prevention activities for visitors.

Hallasan National Park has posted drone-produced videos of Hallasan’s autumn foliage on its website so that people can enjoy the scenery regardless of time and place. It will continue to update the videos of Hallasan’s autumn foliage regularly to provide diverse video materials.

Additionally, it is preparing to allow viewing of Hallasan’s autumn foliage through SNS and is continuously discovering and promoting non-face-to-face exploration activities.

Along with this, thorough COVID-19 prevention activities are being carried out for visitors to Hallasan. At the trail entrances, promotional activities such as installing banners mandating mask-wearing are being strengthened. Additional staff have been deployed near shelters and the summit to maintain social distancing among visitors and to provide continuous guidance and promotion.

Moreover, facilities frequently used by visitors, such as restrooms, have increased disinfection from twice a day to four times a day. The exploration information center and mountain museum strictly comply with COVID-19 prevention guidelines including △temperature checks △mandatory mask-wearing △social distancing △entry restrictions.

Han Jeong-woo, Director of Hallasan National Park, urged, “To prevent COVID-19 infection, we ask people to enjoy the autumn foliage from home as much as possible during the crowded autumn season,” and added, “We will also strictly deal with unauthorized mountain entry.”

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