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Hi blogers:
Today, I speak about this one article located in the page web http://www.theguardian.com/uk and I summarize to read. The article that I chose is the “Hiking in South Korea: trails and tribulations on the Baekdu Daegan”, located in http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2013/oct/25/hiking-south-korea-trails-baekdu-daegan-treks

The reporter Daniel Adamson does the trail North and South Korea for Baekdu Daegan. Daniel does the adventure together a his parent Somi what not convinced the go a Baekdu Daegan and visit the shamanic shrines and Buddhist temples that have been constructed during the last 1000 years. The first that both see went idol of a goddess called Songmo Halmae the valley to a Buddhist nun. The sculpture cared to town Korean  and describes it as “a primitive, archaic-looking stone thing, eyes fixed on nothing, dark with candles”. After, visit to the ruins sanctuary Songmo Halmae that was destroyed and poorly maintained to be the place sacred. In the Baekdu Daegan passed for Cheonwangbong,  other mountain sacred on the China-North Korea border where the believers the shamanism, Taoism, Buddhism and create created temples because say that is the place delivery energy vital the population  Korean. The path was last and exhausting so when the for days the tour arrived in the mountain Yeonhacheon from which take on taxi a town called Nochi Maeul.  In this place know a Umoni, this one people the town what live with her. Umoni showed them place in town and speak about the mores her culture saying the blessed what was the live in the Baekdu Daegan, the sacred mountains