South Korea is home to 22 national parks, showcasing its diverse landscapes and rich biodiversity. These parks protect various ecosystems, from rugged mountains to coastal areas, and are popular for hiking, camping, and wildlife observation. Notable parks include Seoraksan, known for its stunning peaks, and Jirisan, which is the largest in the country. The national parks also preserve cultural heritage, featuring ancient temples and historical sites. Many parks are designated as UNESCO Biosphere Reserves, emphasizing their ecological significance. Visitors can enjoy activities like birdwatching and exploring scenic trails while experiencing South Korea's natural beauty.