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Mountaineers walk along a trail near Jungcheong Shelter on Mount Seorak in Yangyang, Gangwon, South Korea, 28 September 2018, as trees on the mountain turn autumn colors of red and yellow. A definition by the Korea Meteorological Administration says that the start of the changing of the leaves is pronounced when 20 percent of the mountain's trees from its peak are tinged. Fall foliage is expected to reach peak color around 17 to 18 October, when 80 percent of the trees on the mountain are tinged with red and yellow. (Photo by EPA/EFE/Yonhap)
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