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There are three Mangyeongdaes at Mt. Seorak National Park.

One is in the southern part of Seorak, another is located in the western part of Seorak and the other is situated in the eastern part of Seorak. Among the three, Mangyeongdae Cliff in the western part of the mountain was designated by the state in March 2013 as Scenic Site 104. At this Mangyeongdae, which is a 922.2-meter (3025.5 feet) peak, other state-designated sites such as Scenic Site 102 Yongajangseong Ridge and Scenic Site 103 Gongnyong Ridge can be observed.

At the eastern part of the mountain is a Mangyeongdae located in the middle of a 1320-meter peak named Hwachaebong. At this spot, Scenic Site 101 Cheonbuldonggyegok Valley, dotted with countless rocks and rocky peaks, as well as a series of small waterfalls, can be viewed.

Most of the rocks at these sites are made of granite. There is also granite porphyry and pink granite at these locations.