South Korean park asks social media users to remove posts promoting off limit cliff


More than 1,000 posts on Instagram have been uploaded with the #1275peak as of Oct 20. - SCREENGRAB FROM DH_186/ INSTAGRAM via ST/ANN

SEOUL: A rocky peak rising 1,275m above sea level in Seoraksan — South Korea’s third-highest mountain at 1,708m— offers sweeping views of rugged cliffs and deep valleys, making it a hidden gem among hiking enthusiasts.

Despite its steep and dangerous terrain, the 1,275m peak, which rises in the middle of the mountain’s Gongnyong Ridge, has recently become a magnet for influencers and hikers chasing the perfect shot for their social media feeds.

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