The blood vessels of Korea: life within the Baekdudaegan range
In short: Explore how Korea's mountain ranges function as vital lifelines for both wildlife and human culture. This video captures the shifting seasons of national parks that balance urban proximity with preserved ecosystems.
The Baekdudaegan Mountain Range serves as the central spine of Korea, with various mountain ranges branching out like blood vessels. Within this landscape, there are twenty-three national parks designed for the coexistence of people and nature.
The footage highlights how these parks maintain distinct ecosystems despite being near city centers. It documents the transition of the seasons—summer, autumn, and winter—to show how plants, animals, and local people interact with the land as a source of spiritual and practical guidance.
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