Sea of Clouds at Diya

　　   Viewing the sea of clouds at Diya is the overall experience of driving through this area. No matter which direction you’re heading in, as soon as you reach the mid-slope of Diya, you can see wisps of light mist and thin fog clinging to mountaintops, valleys, and treetops, drifting gently and shrouding the hills and ridges. If accompanied by rain, the mist grows denser, gradually turning into a grayish-white mass. In a daze, it condenses into an enormous curtain, and everything within sight—the distant mountains, the sky above, the valleys below—is swallowed in a vast expanse of white. All that remains visible are the trees lining the road, faintly emerging from the haze; all that can be heard are the chirps of mountain birds and the cheerful murmurs of flowing water. Whenever the wind stirs, clouds and mist race through the valleys—now scattering into thin ribbons that wrap around the hillsides, now thickening into heavy veils that obscure everything.

　　   Source: Kang County Tourism Website