Sanae-ri’s village lanes, Jeongipumsong pine, and the sound of Dalcheon’s flowing water.

Gorilla Camping sits at the mouth of Sanae-ri, where the shade of Songnisan settles. Once the tent is up, three roads open — north to the Sanae-ri alleys and the Beopjusa temple gate, south to the six-hundred-year-old Jeongipumsong pine, west to the streamside where the Dalcheon murmurs. How much time do you have today? Thirty minutes to greet the village and the pine, one to two hours for the streamside water-sound course — pick the Localing Zone that fits your time.