Manisan — Sights
A low peak crowned by an altar where Dangun is said to have prayed to heaven
- Chamseongdan via the stair route — Nearly a thousand stone steps, the fastest way up
- Chamseongdan via Dangun-ro — The longer, gentler line with 372 steps
- Dangun-ro to Hamheo-dongcheon traverse — Up Dangun-ro, over the rock ridge, down to the valley
- Manisan summit marker — 472.1 m, next to Chamseongdan
- Chamseongdan restoration stele — A stele just below the altar
- Jeongsusa temple — A temple with a National Treasure hall
- Hamheo-dongcheon valley — A shallow, clear stream on the east side
- Manisan Dangun playground — A kids' playground above the ticket booth
- Jeondeungsa temple — Ganghwa old temple inside Jeongjoksanseong
- Bunori Dondae fort — A round Joseon-era fort at the tidal flat edge
- Chamseongdan via the Jeongsusa route — From the temple yard up a rocky ridge, far from the stair crowds
- Chamseongdan via Hamheo-dongcheon — Up beside the valley stream, then onto the rock ridge from the east
- Chamseongdan loop: stairs up, Dangun-ro down — Up the stone stairs, down the forest path: the classic Manisan circuit