Suncheon Bay Nature Reserve

#AutumnTravel

The sensibility of the novel "Mujingihaeng": The tranquility of late autumn blossoms in Suncheon Bay (E)
Suncheon Bay Wetland is also famous as the setting for novelist Kim Seung-ok's "Mujingihaeng." If you want to experience the lyrical sensibility of the novel's "foggy port," visit early in the morning on a late autumn day when the reeds are at their peak. The gentle mist that envelops the wetlands in the early hours of the day makes the reed fields even more mysterious and dreamlike.
Just as the saying goes, "Only in winter do they bloom white flowers against the sky," the reeds of Suncheon Bay radiate a deeper, more lyrical beauty as autumn draws to a close. A walk through the reed fields offers a moment of reflection and contemplation in a rapidly changing world. As you slowly stroll along the seemingly endless reed fields, letting the autumn breeze guide your mind, you'll find deep solace in the tranquility, just like the protagonist in the novel. If you're tired of your busy daily life and need some quiet healing, I highly recommend a #falltrip to the Suncheon Bay Wetland, where you can recharge your literary sensibilities.

Post by WandererRamzi | Oct 14, 2025