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Places to visit in Andong-si

This area brings together traditional villages and views of the Nakdong River. Explore Hahoe Folk Village and cultural attractions to learn about old houses and local stories.

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Andong-si, Explore old villages and relaxing scenery in Andong-si.

Places to visit

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  • Andong Culture and Tourism Complex

    A multi-purpose cultural complex for an extended stay, with sports, lodging, and recreation facilities.

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  • Hahoe Tourist Area

    A tourism and leisure complex connected with traditional cultural resources in and around Hahoe Village.

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  • Yean Hyanggyo Confucian School

    Yean Hyanggyo is a traditional school that carried on Confucian education and rites in the former Yean area. Take in its school buildings and quiet courtyard.

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  • Dosan Seowon Confucian Academy

    Dosan Seowon is an Andong academy that honors the scholarship and ideals of Toegye Yi Hwang. Explore its traditional buildings and the surrounding mountain scenery.

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  • Gosan Pavilion

    Gosan Pavilion is a traditional pavilion set amid Andong's mountains and water. Take in the kind of pavilion scenery enjoyed by scholars of the past.

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  • Korean Culture Theme Park

    This Andong cultural experience space focuses on Confucian culture and traditional life. You can explore traditional buildings and hands-on facilities.

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  • World Confucian Culture Museum

    This museum introduces Confucian culture and everyday life in East Asia, including Korea. Explore its exhibits to learn about the history and culture of Confucianism.

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  • Seonseonghyeon Culture Complex

    This cultural complex draws on the former Seonseonghyeon government office and traditional living spaces. Explore its hanok houses and spaces for historical experiences.

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  • Bongjeongsa Temple

    Bongjeongsa is an old mountain temple on the slopes of Cheondeungsan Mountain. Explore its traditional buildings, including Geungnakjeon Hall and Daeungjeon Hall, which are designated National Treasures.

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  • Cheongwonru Pavilion

    Cheongwonru is a pavilion from the Joseon period in Andong's Sosan Village. Take in its restrained hanok design and the village's historic atmosphere.

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  • Byeongsan Seowon Confucian Academy

    Byeongsan Seowon is an academy from the Joseon period closely associated with Ryu Seong-ryong. Take in Mandaeru Pavilion and the mountains that surround it like a folding screen.

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  • Gaeho Pine Forest

    Gaeho Pine Forest is designated as a scenic site along with Andong Baegunjeong. See the quiet landscape formed by its old trees.

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  • Gyeongsangbuk-do Independence Movement Memorial Hall

    This memorial hall exhibits and researches the history of the independence movement in Gyeongsangbuk-do. Its exhibits and educational programs trace the region's resistance to Japanese rule.

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  • Andong Baegunjeong Pavilion

    Andong Baegunjeong is a traditional pavilion designated as a scenic site along with Gaeho Pine Forest. Explore the pavilion's setting among the trees.

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  • Manhyujeong Pavilion

    Manhyujeong is a traditional pavilion set amid Andong's mountains and valleys. Take in the atmosphere of an old pavilion surrounded by nature.

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  • Mammoth Bakery

    Mammoth Bakery has been serving customers for many years on Andong Culture Street. Try signature items such as cream cheese bread and yuja pound cake.

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  • Jungangseon 1942 Cultural Complex

    This cultural complex in Andong's old downtown uses the former Andong Station building. See traces of railway heritage and explore exhibitions and cultural events.

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  • Talchum Park

    Andong International Mask Dance Festival and traditional cultural events are held here. Walk through the outdoor grounds to experience Andong's mask dance culture.

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  • Imcheonggak House

    Imcheonggak is an old house in central Andong, known as the birthplace of independence activist Seokju Lee Sang-ryong. Explore its hanok architecture and the history of the independence movement.

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  • Seven Story Brick Pagoda at Beopheungsa Temple Site, Andong

    This brick pagoda from the Silla period remains in Beopheung-dong, Andong. See the old tower built up across several levels.

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  • Woryeonggyo Bridge

    Woryeonggyo is a long wooden pedestrian bridge across the Nakdong River. Walk across to take in the pavilion at its center and the riverside scenery.

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  • Andong Dam

    Andong Dam was built on the upper reaches of the Nakdong River, creating Andong Lake. Take in the lake and mountain scenery nearby.

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  • Andong Folk Museum

    This museum introduces the history and folk culture of everyday life in Andong. Explore its exhibits to see how people traditionally lived in the region.

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  • Andong Craft Culture Exhibition Center

    This exhibition space introduces Andong's crafts and craft culture. Explore the different materials and forms of expression used in local crafts.

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  • Andong Folk Village

    Explore traditional houses and living spaces to get a glimpse of Andong's past. The outdoor folk village is a place to stroll at a relaxed pace.

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Scenes of the area

  • Explore old villages and relaxing scenery in Andong-si.
  • A Confucian academy trail through Dosan and Yean.
  • Cultural spaces along Andong Lake.
  • Historic architecture west of Andong.
  • Forests and pavilions in the southeast.
  • Old downtown and mask dance culture.
  • A route along the Nakdong River and Andong Dam.
  • Folk scenery by the dam.

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