Loved the place, but wear comfortable shoes because you will walk a lot.

The parking lot is not that big but this place is big for every one to sit on the mat enjoying the day. Some ppl even bring tent. Maybe it is forbiden here to cook here but you can just bring food and eat it here. As you can see from the picture, fall folliage is so pretty. It is red on the one side and yellow on the other side. Although the gingko leaves are 50%left, some trees even left 10~20% leaves only. Autumn is really perfect time to have a picnic.

Very pretty! The garden on the back is also very pretty with different flowers and plants. They had a free tasting of flower tea.

not far from city centre. it took around 30 minutes bus to go. went full round around 90-100 minutes. Good place for hiking.

Its a 30 to 40 minutes hike track. 1 km a bit steep but not too much and then 2 to 3 km its a normal walk.

I enjoy visiting this old fortress. We took our two children to see it this time. There are others, but this one is easily accessible from our location.

Beautiful place to tale walk with a nice view over Cheongju. It takes around 1-1:30h to talk around the main circle path.

Beautiful park and so much things to do! It was quite bigger than I expected, and we really enjoyed the zoo, flower land and bird land. Lots of unique animals in the zoo area, and it is spacious and clean. Not lot of crowds during weekdays, which helped us getting plenty of time to roam around, enjoy the park and take tons of pictures. We loved it here!

Good place to spend weekends there. Many animal, birds exhibits and flower gardens are there. Takes almost 3_4 hours to filly cover the park. Also there are many rides on payment basis there which will keep the kids engaged. Plenty of parking

Great zoo, birds, safari, flowers . Lot of areas for children and people to enjoy and there is an option for tracking near by .

It’s a nice place to have fun in couple, family or friends. But if you can’t stand children’s screaming, that’s not a good place for you 😅 The Safari is nice but i felt heartbroken when i saw the elephant and the giraffe alone. They should not stay like this. 😞 also, It’s written it close at 6pm but at 5pm everyone have to get out of the parc. Even the gifts shop was close.

About 4 rides were close when we came. The waiting time per ride was fast. We like that the rides were longer... not much on food selection. You need to wear really good walking shoes as the zoo is located in the higher ground so a bit of walking uphill is needed. The toilets are not as clean as I would like them to be. The staff and crew are really nice and friendly. The safari ride was rather fast. So we didn't get to enjoy it as much.

Daejeon O-world, is a recreational park for adults and kids alike. Conveniently located the place can be reached by public transport and own vehicle. There are a lot of busses that run in this route. The place has a huge parking lot as well. Booking tickets in advance is recommended, as the place could get crowded especially on weekends. The place has theme parks, rids for kids to enjoy, a small safari, a good decent size zoo. We were surprised to see puma and jaguar in the zoo, which most of the zoos do not have/keep. The animal enclosures are big and plenty of space for them to roam around. However pity is to see large birds in small enclosures with no/very little space to fly. The safari is short but good. For kids there are a lot of rides to enjoy. There is also a dance performance by the staff, which is really good. The place has plenty of food options as well. From western food, burgers, fries, to Korean food and snacks. A good place to visit when in Daejeon, would recommend 5-6 hours to enjoy the place fully.

Daejeon o World is the main attraction of Daejeon. It’s a beautiful amusement park but it’s quite small as compared to the everland or lotte world. We enjoyed the gyro drop a lot. But the unique experience that i had there was the jungle safari as the bus is taking us on a ride through the jungle. This is first time I experienced how it feels to be behind bars. In most zoos the creatures are behind the bars and we enjoy watching them from outside. Here we were all stacked up in a bus like behind the bars and the creatures were freely moving in their natural habitat. So i do really liked this idea and enjoyed it. Also the flower garden was mesmerizing. It was beautifully decorated🤩 All the rides were amazing

This is a popular shopping area in Daejeon, South Korea. There are many foods, and shopping malls both underground and above ground. Affordable clothes, everything you need. Near the KTX station and subway, there are always music events here. There is also a famous bakery, Seong Sim Dang, in Daejeon.😋 You go ➡️ Subway ~ Jungangno station ( 105 )

Daejeon Skyroad – A Futuristic Walk Through the Heart of the City Located in Jung-gu, Daejeon, Skyroad is a massive LED arcade stretching over 250 meters along Jungang-ro. It’s a vibrant spot where media art, shopping, and leisurely strolls come together in the middle of the city. The dazzling video displays on the arch-shaped structure make you feel like you're walking through a futuristic metropolis. The area is known as "Euneungjeong," a popular hangout filled with shopping malls, cafés, restaurants, and other conveniences. It’s especially loved by younger crowds for its lively atmosphere and trendy vibe. Just a 15-minute walk from Daejeon Station, Skyroad truly comes alive at night. The combination of lights and visuals creates a magical ambiance—perfect for snapping photos that are sure to stand out on social media. If you're looking for a unique urban experience in Daejeon, this is definitely a must-visit spot!

A main shopping street of Daejeon. It is located 1 subway station or a 15mins walk from Daejeon railway station. U would find plenty of shops retailing clothes, branded goods and food. 🥘 Whether for an exquisite meal, local delight or simple snack, you will find something you like.

Lot of great shopping area, live, very nice and today there is a famous bred and cake and the line is huge . Come and enjoy the atmosphere

Unique experience for western visitors. Many stores, bakeries, restaurants, coffee shops etc. Everything is very colourful and there is a vibe of celebration. For some reason, which I am not clear about, there are multiple stores dedicated to claw machines ( aka crane game, skill crane or UFO catcher) Not one machine, not one store, but many stores of those machines. Somewhat strange. There are also stores that lets you dressup and take photos of yourself in a photo boot (which is kind of strange, given the availability of camera phones). Another uniqe shop is the cats coffeshop. It has a song that stucks in your head about how to meow. The skyroad is also very close to the Daejeon market. Both highly recommended. The only downside is the parking, but overall it is not very expensive.

The place has many stores and the roof over the street looks fantastic. Be aware that the main lights in the middle of the skyroad were turned off when I arrived there. I strongly suggest to check schedules and look more information on internet beforehand.I suggest you check the streets nearby as well, because they have cool lighting and several stores to hang out.

I’ve never seen a place like this, looks like some kind of steampunk futuristic street. Definitely one of the most interesting spots of Daejeon. You will get an overload of smells, lights and noises. There are a lot of places to eat, shop and drink.

Beobjusa is one of those places where you start off thinking, “Let’s just take a few photos,” and 10,000 photos later you realize your storage is full. The temple buildings are beautiful, calm, ancient, and surprisingly photogenic (even my camera got zen). The huge Buddha statue looks like it’s silently judging your life choices but in a loving way. And the flower arrangements made everything look amazing. There are little shops around selling snacks, teas, and souvenirs, and the people are so kind it’s impossible not to smile back. Definitely wear comfy shoes, enlightenment comes with stairs! This place is perfect for nature lovers, history fans, and anyone who needs a break from city chaos or too many notifications.

Today was an amazing day to finally able to visit the Golden Buddha in South Korea. Very calming and beautiful place to visit.

This temple is beautiful and hosts a few of the Korea national treasures. We visited during the evening prayers and were able to observe the gong ritual. Enjoying the tranquility of the yard, with the prayer chants filling the air from multiple closed hall, and the setting sun made the visit majical

All the whole of Korea the best location is a temple which is a huge area, the best spot to enjoy the landscape. The beautiful wooden pagoda, 4 kinds of different bell. You will get a holy water from here. Before the entrance to the temple, there are a lot of fresh jujubes shops they let you taste so you can buy some after visit the temple.

The temple is a UNESCO world heritage and we spent one fine day here in 2020 autumn (31 Oct). We walked from the bus station to the temple and then also walked to the nearby lake, before taking a dinner at the town.

Very cool temple with the biggest Buddha Statue in Korea! Also normally the monks hit this big gong only once every day at 5pm. We had the „luck“ to be there at the same time as about 200 british jamboree children and every one of them who liked got to hit the gong! So we got to experience the gong not only once but about a hundred times while we were there! Kinda annoying but fun at the same time. >ㅇ<

I desided hiking to Cheonwangbong but first I visited the famous temple Beobjusa which is located under the peak. By an entrance I paid 5000 won. I have to admit it's the amazing temple with a dominant Golden Maitreya Buddha Statue.

This is a beautiful Buddhist temple. It is a very important temple in Korea. It was thankfully not bombed during the Korean War. Orders were given to a North Korean pilot to bomb the temple as it was believed UN troops were using the area, but fortunately the pilot knew the importance of this sacred temple and he only machine gunned along an outer perimeter and did not cause significant damage to the temple, but reported that he had bombed it. There is a river that runs along one side of the temple grounds. The tripitaka library is on the temple grounds. It is best to see the Tripitaka Library for information about the very famous library.

Visited this wonderful temple during our recent trip to South Korea. It is a very scenic 1 hour bus ride from the Seobu bus station (not from the Dongdaegu bus terminal) in the town of Daegu. There is a short uphill treck to this temple complex. Lucky for us, there were morning ceremonies taking place when we went, chanting, drum beating by a group of monks, and an aerial display of dogfight practice (with flares) by two sets of fighter jets up above our heads. This temple is a UNESCO World Heritage site. There is extensive online writeup - that is a must read - regarding the storage of the Buddhist Tripitaka. Buddhist religious scrolls on wooden boards. Very impressive!! There is also a temple stay provision for those so inclined to immerse themselves in the natural serenity for a longer time. A full day trip (longer if possible) will do justice. Note - while one can pay for the bus trip to Haeinsa Temple by card at the Seobu Bus Station - the return trip has no such flexibility. The return trip is only payable by cash on the bus. Lucky for me, there is an ATM that accepts global cards on the temple premises - where i had withdrawn some cash, prior to our return.

It’s a massive temple with an amazing UNESCO world heritage. Our guide monk made the concept of Buddhism and the temple’s history very easy to understand. We were also accompanied by a full-time English interpreter, who was exceptionally friendly and helpful. While reaching the location can be quite challenging without a car, but still worth a visit for a temple stay if you’re spending quite a long time in Korea.

Each and every Buddhist shrine in South Korea makes a stunning impression and literally transports you to a different dimension. Ancient Zen (Seon) monasteries are usually located in the mountains - in remote secluded areas, which are hard to access. I might have never reached Haeinsa if there hadn't been a cultural program called “Temple stay”, which exists for over fifteen years. Technically, it gives everyone an opportunity to try to live monastic lifestyle for a few days. Philosophically, it is a chance to learn about your true self, talk to your inner self. Haeinsa temple, situated in the Gaya mountains, often embraced with fog, is well-known for being home to "Tripitaka Koreana" - a complete collection of the Buddhist scriptures carved on more than 80,000 wooden blocks. It was here, where I did my "Temple stay". Once you sign up for the program, you have to follow a set routine. First 24 hours at the monastery might seem to pass slowly in the beginning, but soon they actually fly. A monk's day starts at 3.30 am with the tolling of a majestic bell. Visitors gather at the main hall for the morning ritual. The sound of the throbbing Dharma drum reverberates and wakes up even peaceful mountain peaks. There is a morning practice of 108 prostrations and one hour for meditation before having monastic meals at 6 am. There is a prayer at 10 am, lunch at 12 noon, dinner at 5 pm and night ritual at 6 pm. The rest of the hours can be spent walking around the back of the mountain, performing Zen meditation, or having conversations with monks. Along with the other participants I was invited for teatime with a monk. "At the temple, I hope, you will learn wisdom and life skills rather than intellectual knowledge about Buddhism", - he said.

I stayed this temple for 3 days due to meditation program. It's bit far from Seoul, almost 5 hours and half. But the nature, heritage, programs, monk, most being in this temple was quite impressive and beautiful, full of joy even include almost people I met. I totally recommend to stay this temple who seeing my review.

They have a lot of parking. If you have enough time, you should try to hike. On the other hand, you can drive to park near the gate

Beautiful and peaceful place in the countryside

Really beautiful and well maintained provincial park. You get to experience nature and Korean history with a variety of landmarks on the trail from temples to caves. If you are hiking to the peaks it's an intermediate hike but there is an option of taking the cable car to one of the temples if you are looking for a strain free day. Getting to the mountain is also easy, a 5 minute (approx., 4,000 KRW) taxi ride from Gumi Station. Plus, plenty of eating options at the bottom of the mountain.

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It's an even more beautiful place this time of year.

This is a fantastic mountain.

Took the cable car up and walked back down. Beautiful park and definitely a nice day out if you are in Gumi.

Amazing to see in person. Nice to walk around and see the different buildings. Incredible that people actually live there. Shuttle bus there and back was a bit too crowded for my liking, but the ride is short…3 min. Well worth the visit.

Must visit this historical village!!! Getting a car is much easier to approach but there’s local bus to this village.(210 bus, 30 minutes) And if you arrive in Andong station or bus terminal before noon, you would be able to visit Byounsan Seowon(Check time table!!) first then visit this village. For me, renting a bike is better to look around than walking. (Plus you can save time if you don’t have a car!)

Definitely worth the visit. It is a living traditional korean village. Very historical and fun place to walk around. Loved the mask and shaman history. Made me.feel like we (humanity) were all connected. Highly recommend visiting.

A well preserved Hanok village, showing how the houses and streets were like back in the days. Some people are still living there so be considerate when exploring. The folk village is particularly famous for its mask performances, which is regarded as a UNESCO cultural heritage. However, it’s a little slow-paced for me and I only watched about 3/4 of it. To get here, one can either drive and then take a shuttle bus in, or take bus 210 from Andong bus terminal / Andong KTX station.

very beautiful and super peaceful village. not so much wait for the shuttle but it was in may, week day. if you want to eat, only place where you can find food is near the ticket office, not in the village once you too the shuttle bus. you can go out and come back with the same tickets though and the shuttle takes max 15min (drive is very short but you need to wait either for the bus to be full to leave or wait to get a in)

Although the actual village living area was quite small grouped into a compact neighborhood, it's features pretty much represented the quaint and pragmatic lifestyle of an old era. The location however is absolutely breathtaking, high up overlooking the reservoir and nestled within such colorful vegetation; one couldn't feel sorry for residents of yore lacking in many modern amenities bc they had this terrific vista to feed their soul. It seemed like a real healthy kind of living as well. No wonder Koreans are mostly slim and fit

This charming Korean folk village, set against the backdrop of a scenic river, offers a truly beautiful experience. Visitors can even dress up in traditional hanbok, adding to the authenticity of the visit. Highly recommended!

A well curated museum full of interesting masks from cultures around the world. Explanations of most masks in English and all in Korean. A good 35-60min stroll.

The museum is a must visit for anyone travelling to Andong. It offers a unique and enriching experience, combining visual art with cultural history.

Awesome museum where you can see masks from traditional Korean plays, and also masks from all over the world. The museum is free. There is a great little gift shop at the end with local souvenirs

It is free and most of the information is also presented in English. It is only interesting when you are already visiting Andong Hahoe Hanok Village though.

This museum is packed with a global collection of masks. The display of the exhibits is organised and the upstairs displays cover many other first nations masks.

Amazing Mask Museum with variety mask from many places around the world. Each section is provided with the detailed description. The enterance fee is 5000 won and includes the visit in the Hahoe Folk Village and Mask Dance performance. Highly recommended

Interesting museum, restaurants, folk village connected. We had fun here🫰🏻

I went here with friends and loved strolling around this park to enjoy nature. Such a peaceful place to relax and walk around. A bike rental shop will be at the front of the park. I suggest renting a bike so you can explore the whole park, which is enormous. My friends and I rented a few cycles (some even rented tandem bikes), which was a lovely experience. There's so much wildlife in this park and beautiful birds. Many people come here to go bird-watching, so you'll see a bunch of photographers. In the center of the park, there's a history museum where you can learn about the wetland and the animals that inhabit the ecosystem. There's also a cute cage filled with rabbits, LOL. Definitely family-friendly.

Such a good and peaceful place for visit and enjoy the nature (especially with Korean autumn)! I also want to recommend to you rent a bike, so it will be much comfortable to moving around.

I went here for a day trip from Daegu on Friday afternoon to see the sunset, it was calm and nice to be around the whole swamp. Recommend for rent a bicycle from the entrance it was 3,000 won for 2 hours which is enough time to. From here to the bus station takes only 10-15 mins by taxi or bus. Nice

An amazing place with good views and can watch different kinds of birds,So quite and beautiful lake.I suggest people to visit this place peoples are around .

I went here in fall, it was amazing! really recommend you to visit in fall and this is also a perfect place to ride bicycle! I was so healing here!

This is the location of the largest inland wetlands in South Korea. It is also a paradise for many varieties of ducks. There for it is well worth the visit. There is a road around the lakes and grasslands that makes the visit very easy by car. The best way to visit is with a bicycle as one cannot park at all the locations near to the lake edge. I highly visiting in the Spring and Fall. That is the time when it is teeming with wildlife. In late October there were large flights of ducks and geese and cranes flying over the area and landing for a rest. There are also paths where one can walk amount the high grass and get very close to the wildlife. I also noted a few blinds where one can use their telephoto lens and really acquire excellent close ups of the ducks and geese. If you like pond and lake life this is one of the best locations in South Korea to experience this. We took the train to Daegu and rented a car and drove for about one half hour to this location. Recommend that you set aside at least two hours as there is so much to see. Also there are flat bottom boats that are available for experiencing all away from the shore. Do go there and enjoy this paradise!

I like this place so much. If you like to enjoy the beautiful view, upo wetland definitely is the place you should visit. Besides, bicycles are available for you to walk around to feel the nature. It is such a relaxing and wonderful place.

(Translated by Google) I came here to heal with my husband and baby. (Original) 신랑이랑 아기데리고 힐링하구 왔음

(Translated by Google) Red Clay Road is the best (Original) 황토길최고입니다

(Translated by Google) Good for a walk (Original) 산책 하기좋다

(Translated by Google) Take a look It was so good (Original) 한번가보세요 너무 좋았어요

(Translated by Google) very good (Original) 아주 좋소

(Translated by Google) It's fun. (Original) 재밌다.

Loved visiting the traditional Korean Seomun market during our recent visit to Daegu. Enjoyed walking the streets and inside the market lined with local offerings of food, clothing, travel accessories and the friendly bustle of a local market. Took advantage of the local offerings of Tteokbokki and Hotteok - lip smacking good!! We also found a store selling local made candy and got a kilo of these little sugar delicacies - milk, pumpkin, peanut flavors, etc. The owner of the store topped off our purchase with a generous handful - on the house!! Worth visiting every nook and cranny of this wonderful market.

For a true Daegu local experience, this market is a must-visit location. There is a wholesale trade section for wet and dried seafood, a huge multi-level section for retail fashion clothings and kitchenware, an array of street food vendors, a section for popular local restaurants and the amazing list goes on… Expect heavy traffic in this area and suggest to arrive/depart by train. I tried to book a taxi via app and was unsuccessful at about 5pm.

We hit the weekend night market which is just good down the main street. Great food and some of the best street food we had in Korea was here. There was love music and places to eat the food you got from the vendors as well. Overall a fun experience and worth going to if there on a weekend evening. We all went in the day time to look around and buy a hanbok which there are many options. A very large market that we barely got to see when there was we ran out of time. Do watch some of the vendors give cheap wire underdress with the hanbok.

This market is not only for street food, you can literally find anything in here. I enjoyed my lunch, dinner and dessert here. Also I bought some souvenirs. It was really fun to wander around in this market👍❤️ great experience

This market is the most famous in Daegu and for good reason! The street food is incredible and very affordable, not to mention the vast variety of independent stalls and crafts which are sold here! This place is very busy, so I would suggest going before or after lunch unless you are going to eat here! Easily accessible and a great local day in Daegu!

I stayed in a hotel at walking distance to Seomun market and incidentally explored it by searching on Google. It is a super large and vibrant traditional market. I bought some winter stuff at very good price. I surprisingly saw the dishes much like which we also had in my country (pork intestines tasting so good). In front of the market there are bus lines including no.2&3 connecting with the old village attraction. Worthy to experience!

So many things to see, eat and shop.

Apsan Park Beautiful spot with a full view of Daegu city. Amazing hiking experience! As always, Korea impresses with well arranged hiking trails. This one is no exception.

Fabulous city park. Hike. Walk. Cable car. You want to summit? You got choices.

What a hike for this mountain. I took the patriot trail which starts from the military memorial at the bottom. Lots of steep and uneven trails. There is also a good amount of stairs near the top that make it even more tiring. The view is very well worth it when you make it to the top. I did the cable car back down. There is also a nice restaurant at the top that has an English menu.

This is a beautiful mountain which is easily accessible from most parts of Daegu! I really love visiting here during fall to see the beautiful colourful leaves, but it is a great place to visit all year round. Apsan is walkable if you like hiking and it has amazing beautiful night views, however if you are like me and enjoy taking the cable car then it is also possible for around 12,000 won! There is a restaurant and coffee shop at the top and a stunning view point!

A very beautiful park located on a mountain ..you can go in at multiple entry points..it is a shame i was not able to check out the observatory due to time :(

Great hiking experience in Daegu. There's also cable car if you don't want to go hiking.

Beautiful day of hiking around here. Great place to see the cherry blossoms and other other flowers.

I had visited before in the past and I recently visited again. It is a very serene place where people worship buddha so there is no noise and visitors and just walk around taking in the ambience.

Love it from the begging to the end! One of the peaceful places I ever been. Forest, temple, status, lantern, cascade~ evrrything! I enjoyed so much! Prepare your camera and a confy shoes, you will enjoy the architecture and the nature at the same time!

This is located in the North part of South Korea, it is one of the famous temples over there located in the mountain. Around 1hr of trekking is required to reach the base.

This is a very beautiful temple in a spectacular setting. The giant Buddha is amazing and set off against the lush green trees. When the sky is bright blue the whole setting is gorgeous. The very short walk to the Buddha with the stream and waterfall is very relaxing.

No matter how much the civilization of the world has changed, the harmonized lines of the roof tiles of Donghwasa Temple and the lines of Palgong Mountain are still beautiful enough to take your breath away. Even a casual stroll in and around the temple will leave you feeling refreshed. But there's a thing you must be careful of. Do not visit Donghwasa Temple in October and November, when autumn is in full swing. You might have a feeling of being in heaven which can cause your mind to disembodied.

I went there 17th of August ‘22. Bus 1 dropped me off at the main centre point. From there, it's about a 15 min walk. There is a tunnel you have to go through, but there is someone there where you have to buy tickets from (3000kw) for one access. It was there at 8 am, so it was quiet. People are already praying. When you turn right, you have to walk for just 5 min, and then you find the giant Buddha statue. One thing I love about Korea is not only at this place - clean toilets everywhere, more hygienic than my hostel 😂 and you can pay with your card if you want to buy a souvenir. Worth it. It takes approx. ~ 1.5 hours, so you can combine it with the cable cart.

While chasing the dying, everywhere lacks energy; everything is muddled; everyone is confused. Especially me, all senses are closed here. I wouldn't meditate. Why did I come for this?

(Translated by Google) Catastrophic, the sources no longer even exist. All the hotels are dilapidated deserted towns we searched for a very long time for hot water springs and we asked the locals where to find it to find nothing, the other comments are false. (Original) Catastrophique les sources n’existent même plus. Tout les hôtels sont délabrés villes déserte nous avons cherchée pendant très longtemps les sources d’eau chaude et nous avons demandé au habitants où elle ce trouver pour rien trouver les autres commentaires sont faux.

(Translated by Google) The exact place I went to was Rainbow Hotel,, The entire area is filled with the same facilities. It's the same atmosphere wherever you go. Perhaps because it was vacation, the kids room was almost booked even though it was a weekday. I had no choice but to use a slightly oversized room. The price is a bit high compared to the facilities, but if you have a large family, It's a size and satisfaction that I think I'll use again. There are three large beds on the first floor and a large bed on the upper floor, so children can have fun, and the family bath is the size of a local public bathhouse. It's half the size. It's really big. Next time, I'll take my parents with me. The bathtub is so big that I want to bring my younger brother's family. Haha. It's just a local motel facility with a large public bath and a hot spring!!! Cooking is not possible, but there are many restaurants nearby. There are places to eat jjamppong, so I had a hot and enjoyable time. (Original) 정확히제가간곳은 레인보우호텔,, 지역전체가 같은시설로 빼곡합니다 어딜가도 같은분위기ㅋㅋ 방학이라그런지 평일임에도 키즈룸은 거의 예약이다되있어서 어쩔수없이좀과한?크기의객실을 이용했는데 시설대비 가격은 좀나갔지만 대가족이온다면 또애용할것같은 크기와 만족감입니다 1층 큰침대 3개 위복층에도 큰침대가있어 아이들이 신나게놀수있고 가족탕사이즈는 동네 공중목욕탕 반만합니다 엄청크구요 담번엔 부모님 모시고 동생네가족델고오고싶을정도로 탕이 큽니다ㅋㅋ 그냥 동네모텔시설에 대형목욕탕 그것도 온천!!! 취사이런건불가하나 근처에 식당도많고 짬뽕먹을만한곳도있어서 뜨끈하고 즐거운시간보내고왔네요

(Translated by Google) I like hot spring water It takes about 40 minutes to get from Changwon to Bugo. I enjoy the sights along the way and come back with a clean body and mind. Friends or It’s a good family hotel Come and relax comfortably (Original) 온천물이좋아요 창원에서부고까지는40분정도걸리는데도 가는길구경도하고몸과마음을깨끗하게오는데 친구나 가족호텔이잘되어있어서 편하게와서쉬어가세요

(Translated by Google) You can visit the Bugok Renaissance Hall at the entrance to Bugok Hot Springs, see the cherry blossoms, and take a dip in the good Bugok Hot Springs to relieve fatigue and smooth your skin. You will probably come back to Bugok Hot Springs again. (Original) 부곡온천 입구에 부곡 르네상스관에 들어봐도 좋고,벗꽃구경 하고 피곤함을 물 좋은 부곡 온천에 몸을 담궈 피곤도 풀고 피부도 매끄럽게 하고 가세요.아마도 다시 부곡 온천을 때문에 다시 찾아 오실꺼에요

(Translated by Google) Clear, clean, 70 degree Celsius hot spring water The facilities are similar to that of a local bathhouse, but if you look carefully, you can find many neat places. Bathing fees are usually 5,000 won, but you can sometimes find 4,000 won bath fees. The hotel bathroom is a bit expensive at 5,000 won. It's quiet in the summer and a bit crowded in the winter. (Original) 맑고 깨끗하며 섭씨70도 온천물 시설은 동네 목욕탕 수준이지만 잘 찾아보면 깔끔한 곳도 많이 있다. 보통 5000원 목욕비에 가끔 4000원짜리도 찾을 수 있다. 호텔 목욕탕이 5000원으로 조금 비싼 편이다. 여름엔 조용하고 겨울에는 사람이 좀 많다.

(Translated by Google) The water was very clean, which was nice, but the public bathhouse was small because the family bathhouse was the main business, and there was no sauna in the bathhouse. The price of the bath was cheap, but it was great to take a bath in the hot spring water. (Original) 물 너무 깨끗해서 좋았으나 가족탕이 메인 사업인지 대중탕 크기가 작고, 탕내 사우나는 없었음. 목욕값이 저렴한데 온천물로 목욕하니 너무 좋았음

(Translated by Google) Soaking in the hot springs with my family this weekend~ There are plenty of great restaurants nearby, so it's a great place to have lunch and relax for a day... It's near Daegu, so transportation is convenient. I love it~~^^ (Original) 주말 가족들과 온천물에 몸을 담그고~ 주변에 맛집도 많아서 점심 먹고 하루 힐링하기 좋은... 대구근교라서 교통도 좋고 넘 좋아라~~^^

RECOMMENDED: one of the most beautiful nature attractions I have seen in Asia. I got here from Andong bus terminal and got back on the last bus at 17:40. This park features three stunning waterfalls, a magnificent view, and a very well taken care of trail with English names. I started at the temple down below and too the right path to the first peak. It took me about 1:50 but according to the guide it should take 2:30. The way was beautiful with several stations to enjoy the view and drink some water. Going down I passed by a cave where, according to the story, an accent Chinese king once escaped to! The mountain is thus named after him! At the end I got to see two beautiful waterfalls of which one was a double folded waterfall, an amazing sight I have seen for the first time in my life. Down at the town are plenty of restaurants. Be sure to try the local apple wine, which is sold in yellow bottles. It is absolutely delicious!

Beautiful river trails and waterfalls! Trail well shaded for the most part. Readily accessible for all ages, clean and well kept. There is also a market avenue before the trailhead so you can get drinks and snacks before you head up! Buses go all the way and there is a temple at the start that adds to the historical value of the visit!

(Translated by Google) Visited on November 2, 2024 A national park is a national park. There are so many people And what is the main peak of Juwangsan Mountain? what's this? I feel it Juwangsan Mountain It's really nice to see it from afar The road leading directly to the main peak of Juwangsan Mountain takes about 1 hour to 1 hour and 10 minutes. If you look around the way down, It takes about 2 hours, 2 hours and 30 minutes. (Original) 2024년 11월 02일 방문 국립공원은 국립공원이네요 사람 정말 많이 있네요 그리고 주왕산의 주봉은 읭? 이게 뭐야? 느낌이네요 주왕산은 멀리서 바라보는 것이 정말로 좋네요 주왕산 주봉으로 바로 올라가는길은 1시간에서 1시간 10분 정도에 올라가고 내려오는길을 둘러 내려오면 2시간, 2시간 30분 정도 걸리네요

(Translated by Google) The scenery was truly breathtaking. But it's strictly forbidden to enter the mountain in the summer! We went during a heatwave and thought we were going to die... (Original) 절경은 정말 좋았습니다. 그런데 여름에는 절대 입산 금지입니다! 저희가 폭염날 가서 죽는 줄 알았어요...

(Translated by Google) I trekked from the parking lot to Yongchu Falls. The trail was barrier-free, so it was easy. The path along the valley was refreshing. (Original) 상의주차장에서 용추폭포까지 트레킹했어요. 가는 길은 무장애길이라 편했어요. 계곡을 따라가는 길이라 시원했어요.

(Translated by Google) 🚩 A Walk Review of Juwangsan National Park in Cheongsong, Gyeongbuk An early morning visit to Juwangsan National Park, breathing in the fresh air! 🏞️ Arriving around 8 a.m., the parking lot was empty, allowing for a leisurely start to the day. Passing several restaurants and facing the majestic and mysterious rocky mountain, I thought, "Wow, I'm so glad I came!" Our family's goal was to hike to Yongchu Falls. The sound of the stream filled our ears throughout the walk, the rugged cliffs peeking through the lush forest, and even a squirrel that suddenly appeared and startled our child! Every moment was healing. 💚 It turns out some people walk barefoot for a reason. On the way back, we even encountered a coiled snake, which was a wonderful nature lesson for my child. However, the main trail seemed flat enough for a stroller. ✨ Summary: The sound of water, the scent of the forest! A Healing Trail Perfect for Kids 📌 #Juwangsan #JuwangsanNationalPark #CheongsongTravel #PlacesToVisitWithKids #FamilyTravel (Original) 🚩 경북 청송 주왕산 국립공원 산책 후기 이른 아침, 상쾌한 공기 마시며 찾아간 주왕산 국립공원! 🏞️ 8시쯤 도착하니 주차장이 한산해서 여유롭게 하루를 시작할 수 있었어요. 여러 음식점을 지나 마주한 웅장하고 신비로운 바위산의 모습에 ‘아, 정말 오길 잘했다!’ 싶더라고요. 저희 가족의 목표는 용추폭포까지 가는 산책길이었는데요. 길 내내 귀를 즐겁게 하는 계곡 물소리, 푸른 숲 사이로 보이는 기암절벽, 그리고 갑자기 나타나 아이를 놀래킨 다람쥐까지! 모든 순간이 힐링이었답니다. 💚 괜히 맨발로 걸으시는 분들이 있는 게 아니더라고요. 돌아오는 길에는 또아리를 튼 뱀도 만났는데, 아이에게는 이보다 더 좋은 자연 학습이 없었네요. 다만, 주산책로는 유모차도 다닐 만큼 평탄한것 같네요. ✨ 한줄 요약: 물소리, 숲내음 가득! 아이와 함께 걷기 좋은 힐링 산책로 📌 #주왕산 #주왕산국립공원 #청송여행 #아이와가볼만한곳 #가족여행

(Translated by Google) Juwangsan is always enjoyable to visit. The view from Gamebong Peak is truly spectacular. (Original) 매번 가도 즐거운 주왕산 입니다. 가메봉에 올라가면 경치 정말 좋아요

A great place to visit you can go by your own vehicle..

(Translated by Google) Good ^^ (Original) 좋아요^^

I visited Bogyeongsa Temple with my family on May 4, 2024. For Buddha's Birthday, one of S. Korea's public holidays, is near, the temple was nicely decorated. Many people visit this temple for praying to Buddha to make a wish. It takes around 20 minutes from the big parking area to Bogyeongsa Temple. The angle of sidewalk is not that stiff, easy to walk. On the way to this temple, there are many local food restaurants and some coffee shops as well. Enjoy.

Beautiful and peaceful temple surrounded by mountains. Mostly visited by locals, so it’s quiet and relaxing compared to touristy spots. The temple buildings are colorful and well-kept, with a calming atmosphere. After visiting, there’s a nice walking trail through the forest that leads to several waterfalls — the scenery is amazing, and the sound of the water makes it even more peaceful. The walk is not too hard, and you can enjoy fresh air and nature the whole way. A perfect place to enjoy both culture and nature in one visit.

Our visit to Bogyeongsa Temple near Pohang during our 2015 visit, and with Abunim and Omanim caught the bus, had lunch in the village just beyond the Temple grounds, then walked the long tree lined shaded path into the quiet and peaceful grounds of Bogyeongsa. Circumnambulating the Stupa, bowing before the Buddha images in the great hall, making a donation for a tile to help maintain and build the temple structures for future visitors, sitting quietly, listing to the stream, enjoying each others company and time together in the blessings of the Temple Buddhadhamma field. 🙏🙏🙏😊🌼🤌❤️ Perfect.

A beautiful and must see place.

My friend and I decided to come visit this temple while we were sightseeing in Pohang. As we drove up, we realized that we had come unprepared. We were dressed in street clothes while everyone else was wearing hiking outfits. The temple itself can easily be seen in an hour or so and this includes many picture breaks. This was perfect for our plans because we had more places we wanted to go. I would suggest, however, that when you visit, you come prepared with proper clothes, snacks, and water for a day of hiking. I have visited many temples in Korea and I'm unsure if I was just not as observant when I visited the others, but this temple had some lovely paintings on the outsides of the buildings. Cost of admission was ₩3,500 for adults. I did not have to pay for parking.

A beautiful hiking trail. The further you go the more it feels like an actual hike. The first bit is for all people

Fantastic place surrounded bei the Naeyeonsans National Park. The Bogyeongsa Temple is really huge with some beautiful Pavillons and Shrines. We loved this quiet place!

This place sparked my interest since I’m interested in learning the history of the region/country. We visited this place during the week and we had no issues parking our car on the free parking lot as it was almost empty. When buying tickets - 4,000 Won per adult - we didn’t have to wait at all. The village is nice with some very old buildings. I only wish some of the buildings would be more accessible/open to the public. Every building was basically closed for the public and you could only see the building and patios. All the shrines were closed off. Some of the old buildings have a massive accumulation of garbage and personal things since people still live there. Sometimes there was so much garbage that we almost became disgusted about certain houses. One house had a little dog outside on a chain; the animal had no water and food and there was dog poop all over the place. The dog had no place to run since he was chained up (7 ft chain) and the only bit of shade he had was from his little dog house which was standing there in the burning sun! If this is a cultural heritage site then I would expect better maintenance, more accessibility, and more respect to the land from the people that live there. To be honest, one visit to this place was more than enough for me. I wouldn’t go back. I took a bunch of pictures to try to get some of the beauty of the buildings.

Yangdong Folk Village is a must-visit UNESCO World Heritage Site if you're in Gyeongju. It is located pretty far up north, but there are buses that go to this place from the city centre. The village was founded by Son So (孫昭 1433–1484). There are English speaking local guides who will bring you around upon request (free!). The entrance fee was around ₩4,000~5,000 per pax from my memory. Yangdong Folk Village also has one of the oldest trees in South Korea, of over 600 years (see my attached photos)! It felt absolutely majestic to see it up close. Wikipedia: Yangdong Folk Village (Korean: 경주양동민속마을), or Yangdong Village of Gyeongju, is a traditional yangban (upper class) village from the Joseon dynasty. The village is located in Gangdong-myeon, sixteen kilometres northeast of Gyeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea, along the Hyeongsan River. Mt. Seolchang stands to the north of the village. The village is designated as Important Folklore Materials No. 189 by the South Korean government. The size, degree of preservation, numerous cultural assets, traditionalism, beautiful natural setting all contribute to the importance of Yangdong Village. It is also a fine example of the yangban (Korean aristocracy) lifestyle and Neo-Confucian traditions. The village is listed by the South Korean government with UNESCO as a World Heritage Site with Hahoe Folk Village in 2010.

I visited around 11 AM. We took a bus from the city center, then walked about 7–10 minutes from the gate to reach the village. At the entrance, the security guard gave us the 203 bus schedule, which is helpful for planning your visit. Interestingly, we didn’t buy any tickets — there was no one at the ticket booth, so we’re not sure if it was free or just unmanned that day. The atmosphere was calm and peaceful, but it felt a bit quiet. I’m not sure how many people still live there — we only saw a few tourists, not many locals. There were only about two shops selling coffee and snacks, so options are quite limited. Still, it was a nice experience and worth a visit if you’re interested in learning more about traditional Korean houses and village life.

Wow a fascinating experience! So charming! I understand what the other reviewer said about being disappointed many houses being closed off- well, residents are still living there and of course they don’t want strangers coming inside their house. Yes some residents live sloppily and have garbage strewn, but what can you do- that is how they choose to live. Many of these residents are older folks and do not live fancy lives. Though they should be more understanding of tourists walking around to take photos. Also better signage is needed. Even with the map, it was quite confusing. And yes, it would be nice if they could open up some more of these homes and let us take a look inside. Surely they could use the entrance fee we pay to do this. There are some famous houses you can enter and take photos, though a lot of interiors were closed. Many houses were converted into rental housing sadly. But it’s still a fascinating place. Korea has had much of it’s traditional structures razed and burned by the Japanese. It’s a marvel that this village still exists intact. And it is frankly charming. So charming. Little Korean hobbit homes. I loved it. Great photos. It’s quite vast and we spent 3 hours here and yet it wasn’t enough time. But we were tired after 3 hours. Stop by the tour guide shack and inquire if there are any tours. Bring a little snack in case you get hungry. I definitely would come back- I found the entire village to be so charming.

This is a village designated for world cultural heritage. You can see traditional houses of korean style, streets and their living style here. Very beautiful and peaceful, and you can feel traditional fresh air on walking aroud the village. You should pay some money for entrance fee but is not expensive, approximately 3 dallars an adult. If you have a chance to visit Gyeongju, South korea, absolutely you have to go once.

It is a very traditional village that requires a lot of walking. Lot of nice view of old style architecture and many trees along the way but the weather is so hot when I visited. Got a few cats in the village too. You can also see some vegetables growing in the farmland. Along the way you can visit the Mucheomdang House, Daeseongheon House and the Songcheam Head House.

Yangdon Village, Gyeongju Our last stop of the day was Yangdon Village, (wish we could have skipped the Grotto and come straight here) after all we were 9 hours on the road without lunch break! It was certainly a most worthwhile destination, wished that my legs didn’t give up so early to walk the entire village, a truly remarkable story, as explained below! (Credit goes to Trazy Blog, a site which I found most informative and worth using as a guidance!) Yangdong Village is the largest traditional village in Korea, which demonstrates the typical culture of the Joseon Dynasty. There are about 160 old houses and 500-year-old thatched-roof houses in this beautiful village. You can also enjoy elegant surrounding views that blend with old houses. Totally worth it, (took us almost 2 hours to drive back to Busan) if I would plan again, I would to the village first, then the Bulgugsa Temple, but that’s me! Enjoy the Photo’s wish I could have taken more! #busan #southkorea #touristystuff #gyeongju #yangdonvillage #history #sightseeing #koreatourism

Peaceful quiet Buddhist temple where you can take a leisurely stroll around. There's some cafes here that sells snacks and drinks. Sometimes they have night markets too.

It is such a great temple to visit. The natural beautiful. Recommend to walk to the temple. Not very long walk and feel great going barefoot. No tiket.

Highly recommend. Beautiful location. Small restaurant on premise, good food, good price

A beautiful Unesco world heritage destination. The temple itself is quite large and I was lucky enough to hear a prayer during my time there. The walking path to the temple (if you don't have a car) is about 1.2km and is a very easy walk along the river. There were quite a few people when I went but other than that it was a good time. Entrance fee for adults is 3,000 won

History is a virtue and should never be forgotten. 457 years of history lies at this very place. It is the second largest Buddhist temple shrine in South Korea. This place feels very holy and rich with culture and is visibly shown in the architecture. Please visit this site when you are in Korea.

1. One of the best buddhism temple in korea 2. Beutiful architecture 3. Open mind temple 4. Available temple stay 5. Essential place in korea travel but suitable early summer and autumn

Very big cluster of temple. If you like a historical and cultural place this is a must visit place especially if you are staying around Busan.

2025.03.31 Spring at Cheomseong Observatory and its surroundings. Nice place to see cherry blossom. Walking distance to many attractions.

One of the must visit spots in Gyeongju You can enjoy seasonal flowers year-round

This park is extensively planned and i thi k most visitors will enjoy at any time of the day. At night, the flower gardens are lit up for visual effects. The fog just adds to the mystics.

It was just a simple land with flowers and observatory tower. There’s no trees around. And it can be pretty hot.

Quite crowded during weekend night and the light show. But i recommend visiting here. It's petite but it is beautifully designed. The light show was also very creative and worth watching.

It's the oldest standing observation tower. Shaped like a milk bottle. There are light shows in the night.

Take your time to visit this place, there are si many things to see and read, beautiful gardens too.

This is a tranquil garden with a pond and pavilions as centrepiece. It's worth checking out by circling the pond and view the extensive landscaping works. The pavilions and walking trails are illuminated after sunset.

Visit only if you have time. It’s just a park with two ‘Gazebos’. In pictures it looks good with illuminations, try going when it dark. The pond has lovely Koi’s. It cost 3000 won to enter, but one can’t enter twice, I was checking if I can come back in night when they turn on the lights. It has plenty of parking space available.

So surreal! Being able to visit this site in person was one of my highlights of visiting South Korea. Just being in that space watching the sunlight fade and the transition to nighttime at the point where the lights came on, magical!

It's a huge complex but sadly I was able to see just 1/4 of it. My group of girls had dressed up in Hanboks and we visited this palace for photography. It was a lovely place to unwind but only if you have time in your hand.

We went here around May, weather was totally different with Busan. Its warm and sunny here. Need to buy ticket from entrance , no crowded and you can enjoy to see the historical building here. I think evening time will be more beautiful as we came here in the morning.

Although this is basically all reconstructed, it feels authentic and magical. Come here in the evening and enjoy the lights, the little islands, trees, and pavillons reflected in the lake. But don't forget your Mosquito spray, if you plan on sleeping the following night! 😀

Went here in the evening. It was busier then I thought it would be (Sunday night), but not over crowded. It's easy to walk around and would suit all walking abilities. The lighting at night is great for taking photos. There is a parking area and toilets too.

An excellent museum to discover and deepen your knowledge of the Silla period. I recommend starting your stay in Gyeongju with this visit — it’s free and provides valuable context for exploring other sites, especially the tumuli. The museum also offers an app with additional explanations in English for selected artifacts. Lockers are available to store your belongings, and several bus lines stop nearby. The only drawback is that there aren’t many dining options in the immediate area, so it’s worth planning your meals accordingly.

It was so crowded. Luckly we were able to find a parking space. No tickets were available for the the crown exhibit. Ot was worth to visit.

Highly recommend. Excellent exhibions of the artefacts discovered through the ages put into historical context. They had a fab Buddha exhibition also. It's a nice walk from the Woljeonggyo Bridge to the museum and then on to the Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond. They also have a good coffee shop 🙂

The Gyeongju National Museum has lots of cultural exhibits and historical artifacts. Great for a rainy day or any time. Free.

Wonderful museum with so much to see. Very busy so get there early!

This was the highlight of our trip to Gyeongju. The museum is beautifully done and the building is such rich architecture. The exhibits are eye opening with how ancient koreas history is.

Large museum made up of several buildings on Korean history. They offer a free app guide assisted through Bluetooth which provides you with proactive insights depending on where you are.

We had a quick walk tour as part of our Pohang tour. This is the biggest fish market in town and it really was hugely massive! There are so many seafood to choose from and the price is definitely super competitive! All the store owners seem very friendly.

The market is huge with a ton of options for seafood, both fresh and dried. You can also buy seafood and eat it in the upstairs restaurants as well. Parking is difficult but there is a public lot nearby.

It’s huge traditional market carry everything you wants for groceries: fresh fish, vegetables, restaurant, baked goods, etc…

Was amazing to see all different types of seafood here. It was a huge market and must see place in Po Hang if you are interested in looking at exotic seafood items. Picked up some crabs and thy steamed for us to take home. There was also areas that you can shop regular grocery items. Honestly everything looked fresh here. It was fantastic experience.

A huge selections of freah seafood and more

Very traditional market. The fish market is super interesting, people keep approaching you "offering" good deals in the restaurants associated. If you buy their fish they will cook it and serve it in the restaurant. Or they will prepare it for take out.

Clever idea to have restaurants in the middle of the market to immediately eat fresh seafood if you don't want to otherwise take it home.

Scenic and Serene This place is a must to go place when in Gyeongju. The tress.. the air and the surroundings makes it beautiful to visit specially when the weather is not hot. The inside is beautiful. This place has some kind of peace and a happy feeling. At my time of visit, the weather was nice and it was raining a little which made my day beautiful. Surprisingly there were many tourists on the same day.

With Auttum colors, this scenic temple is breathtaking. Must visit for every tourist. Temple compound has beautiful landscape and aquascape. Entrance is free and closes at 5 pm. It needs lot of walking but still worth the visit. If driving, plenty of parking space available, if taking a bus, though not frequent but bus stops are right on the main road in front of the temple.

Our travel group visited this this temple as we were told this is the best place to experience fall foliage, autumn in in full colours. The temple is considered as a masterpiece of the golden age of Buddhist art in the Silla kingdom. The temple surrounding is beautiful will every part of it covered in colours, I wish I could sit for a while and soak in the colours but since we were a big group we had to leave. No monks were visible on the property maybe because of too many tourist. It was a lovely experience.

This buddhist temple is well known and cherished among Koreans as it is over 1300 years old. My second time coming here after 20 years as I still had fond memories. While it was raining when I was here, the serenity and sounds of raindrop hitting the terracotta roofs adds to the effects. Check out the surrounding gardens and well maintained landscaping works.

Must go visit due to this is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the head temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism in Gyeongju. Originally built in the 8th century during the Silla Kingdom, it represents the peak of Buddhist art and historical architecture from that golden age. A lot people when enter they will drink the fresh, cold water from the temple's natural spring, believed by many to be blessed and to hold healing properties. We will see a lot stack rocks at temples as a meditative act of making a prayer, earning merit, and creating a symbolic sacred structure, while also accepting the impermanence of all things.

An old temple that got renovated multiple times through history as result of fire and Japanese invasion. The park itself is very big and will require quite a good amount of walking. There is not much to see apart from the temple itself which is not that big. We went during public holiday but there are still parking spots available that is right at the entrance of the park.

Very nice place for a stroll. It's a UNESCO site, house to a 1500 years old temple. Monks could be seen chanting and praying.

The route to this place has lovely views on a windy road suitable for motorcycles to enjoy the bends. A short walk along a path to the granite statue. It was a pity after Covid that people are not allowed in to the cave where the statues are. And no photos are allowed to be taken either. So feels like a waste to go all the way there and not able to take photos of a beautifully carved statue and cave.

We took a taxi and a long walk in the rain to see Seokguram Grotto, a national treasure. We were not allowed to take photos inside the statue area, and there was a glass wall that prevented us from entering, but we could still see the statues and some of the walls. Unfortunately, we were unable to view the roof above the Seokguram Grotto statues.

Be prepared to walk to this temple. It is located on top of the hill still a good length away from the main parking lot. Once you get to the temple there are more stairs you have to take in order to get there. While there may be a lot of walking the views make up for it.

It a pity that you are not allow to take photo or video of the Buddha. It a long walk in and I will recommend you to skip this if you are in the rush of time. If not, take a slow scroll in to witness this awesome Buddha in the cave.

A must see. You can't take pictures inside but there are many places all around the temple to take photos.

Cannot see and feel much as it needs a 360° view and cannot take a photo or video - too much effort to driving up and walking to the Grotto. Not worth to trip up unless you like hiking.

It was free admission to the grotto when I visited in June 2023. Bus fare (#12) is 1700KRW each way from Bulguksa temple. Bus schedule attached. While interesting to see, despite the glass partition, IMO it is not worth a 6000KRW admission fee + 3400KRW bus fare round trip. So I'm pleased it was free admission! I'd skip it if short on time.

Not possible to make photos or videos inside. It is very compact. In a glance, you see everything, but it is wonderful. Nice the temple close to it as well and the small walk to reach it from the parking lot

Very pretty place. Slightly different than the rest of the temples around Korea. However, there is a glass between you and the god statue so you are not able to see it up close. Still an awesome sight to see the structure and carvings. A pretty view from the top,

Visited Taehwagang National Garden (태화강국가정원) on a weekend, and it wasn’t too busy. The autumn colours were beautiful, and the park had plenty of small areas to explore, including a lovely bamboo forest. The information centre was helpful, and entry is free. We took a local bus there for just 1,500 KRW each. Definitely worth a stop if you’re in the area.

So. So. So. Nice. Pleasant to connect with the nature and spent some time with family. Did a picnic at one of the bench and did some people watching.

태화강 국가정원 Taehwagang National Garden is a gorgeous bamboo garden in Ulsan. It is beautifully planned, and the bamboo path stretches a few kilometres - making it an outstanding nature place to walk/exercise. If I live in Ulsan, I would literally come to this place every week to just take a walk and admire the beautiful nature. Foreigners tend to flood Seoul & Busan & Jeju Island, so Ulsan is pretty cosy with less foreigners. I highly recommend adding Ulsan to your Korea itinerary - it is a hidden city gem.

Today the last day of flower festival in taehwagang national garden, beautiful flowers around good place to visit

One of the most beautiful park that I have ever visited. The park is so large, you can find several beautiful flower gardens, pink muhly grass, water fountain, and also experience visit the bamboo forest! very recommended place to go with family with kids and elderly. Many people lay out mats and picnic with friends or family. Some were cycling, walking leisurely and sitting on a bench by the water fountain. I took many beautiful pictures, it was fun and really great place to relax.

The park is beautiful!!! This is really a must if you ever in Ulsan. It's so big and it has a lot of different types of flowers. You can take a stroll, ride your bike or even have a picnic. It's pretty accessible! I wanted to say much more time but I had to go back, ilthis is definitely a place I'll come back to!

No idea under what festival this park is now, 2022.05.22, but this National Garden Park always becomes super beautiful with various decorations and plant works. Sun rays a shot to our head and neck, but the hot sun, with green leaves and smells and flowers, makes feel fresh and alive with sense of summer almost here. Under a stone bridge from the Garden Park to Bamboo forests, the swamp looks like it is breeding its own eco system underneath water grass since I can see some birds landing on the surface to dive to grap fish with vivid sound splashing. The entire district of this place is beautiful awesome.

What a beautiful place😊 to trek around this area, you can even cycle or jog over here. 👍👍👍

Visit after dark! Millions of LED lights are projected up into the canopy, like fireflies. It’s an amazing experience.

One of my list place to go in Ulsan: Done ✅ Nice afternoon walks with my little family. There's so many nature scape I love. If I am Korean, as a Landscaper, I just want to involve on this place arrangement and maintenance...🤭😎

Enjoyed the stroll and fresh air. Disconnected with the outside world while I’m here and felt so at peace. Highly recommend everyone to visit!

The Taehwagang Bamboo Forest (태화강 십리 대숲) is part of the Taehwagang National Garden and free to enter. It’s not very large but is beautifully maintained, offering a peaceful walk among the tall bamboo. A nice spot to relax while exploring the park.

I would like to review the Tarhwagang Bamboo forest Park in Ulsan City, which is an iconic and beautiful park located in the heart of Ulsan. This 843-acre park is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a peaceful oasis in the midst of the bustling city. One of the most striking features of Bamboo Forest Park is its diverse landscape, which includes open meadows, wooded areas, lakes, and gardens. Visitors can stroll along the winding paths, or have a picnic on the grass patch. The park is also home to many historic landmark which provide great photo opportunities. In addition to its natural beauty, Bamboo Forest Park offers a wide variety of recreational activities, such as trekking, camping, picnic and flying kite. There are also numerous playgrounds and a carousel for children to enjoy. The park is well-maintained and clean, with plenty of benches and seating areas for visitors to rest and take in the views. It is also very accessible, with multiple entrances and many public transportation options nearby. Overall, Bamboo Forest Park is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Ulsan City. Its stunning natural beauty, diverse landscape, and wide range of recreational activities make it a truly unique and unforgettable experience. A very big park that is good for work out and also family gathering. There are a lot of young adult camping and also eating ramen. Haha. The flower bed created by the Govt is beautiful and a lot of local resident is admiring the flower in the park. The red flower bed is a total Lastly is the main highlight which is the bamboo forest. Give u a vibes that u are totally out of the city area and return back to the nature. A must go location if you are here. Do not miss it.

It’s the first time for me to see this large bamboo groves. Local people like to walk on the path with bared feet. I was irresistibly drawn by the fragrance from the nearby chrysanthemum garden. There’re also some other beautiful places in surrounding area.

My favorite park! I love there, there are so many activities for kids. You need one day to see all and walk around. There are vending machines for drinks and some stores at the enters. It is free to enter, expect the flowers and the zoo.

Ulsan Grand Park is a large, beautifully maintained green space that offers something for everyone. There are plenty of walking and cycling routes, open areas to relax, and various activities spread throughout the park. It’s clean, peaceful, and full of life — you’ll see people walking their dogs, families enjoying picnics, and school groups on outings. Especially now, with the trees turning vibrant shades of red and gold, it’s the perfect place to enjoy the crisp autumn air.

Rose Park is situated inside Ulsan Grand Park, near to the south gate. This place gets beautifully decorated during rose festival, generally in the month of May. During Christmas also, the park is open for visit. Small stalls with different handicrafts and street foods will surely attract you. A nice picnic spot with family and friends; kids will enjoy the playground and open space. The park and washrooms are clean. Easy to reach through public transport. The parking system is good. Mostly 2000 krw fee is needed per person during the special exhibitions.

Its a very big park and Free of charge,Very clean and calm place for walk, you can rent bicycle for a ride its 3000 won for an hour also it has a Zoo and butterfly garden each costs 2000 won. there are many very clean washrooms and vending machines situated inside the park and several coffee shops are available.(30.10.2022)

This is a great place to visit anytime of the day or night. If you are going for a morning walk there are exercise machines to use not far from the lake. Also there are places to sit down and have a picnic with the family on the weekend. There are some stalls located at the entrance of the park. And on the other side of the lake. Great places for photos. There's a windmill there. Also if you keep walking through the park there's a very good war memorial with some old military aircraft and tanks. A must see is the main memorial really a good place for remembrance. If in Ulsan this is a MUST see park.

This place is quite amazing. It's spacious. Has playground and the good part here is you can really spend time with your family.

Pleasant and extensive park if you are looking to do a leisurely tour, and not for activities or buzz. The highlight for us was the colourful plaza of flowers in bloom.

A good place to have a picnic here. Don't forget to take a picture with the iconic hand statue. You can visit this place for free. The location is quite far. It takes around 60-90 minutes from the Pohang Bus Terminal. You can go there by bus/taxi

This is one of the most famous tourist spots in Pohang that you need to see. I suggest you come in spring or summer, as in cold times, the wind is very strong and cold. For some people this can be a big problem. Here you will find some restaurants and cafes. You will also find souvenir shops. Parking is large and free. There are usually a lot of people visiting the place, so come early to be able to photograph the attractions without having to fight for the best place to take the photo.

Its an amazing place for family and kids i enjoyed the ocean view and the smell of ocean

Nice place with sea view! Seagulls are gliding in the sky. You can really feel the coastal part here. Square is not overcrowded at all. There are some photo spots. Also, there is a postbox if you are a fan of sending postcards.

Great sun rise! Bit chilly but worth watching it though.

Very touristy but the large hand in the water likely gives a good motive at sunrise. You can spare this sight if you don't like many people and rather enjoy nature without signs of civilization.

Had a very beautiful sunny afternoon at the Homigot in the company of my friends. There are convenience stores, many photo spots and even people who sells snacks around the Square. I had a very nice time.