Gyeongsangnam-do
Places to visit in Miryang-si
This area has a riverside pavilion, an old government office, and temples in the mountains. Explore Yeongnamnu Pavilion, the local Confucian school, Pyochungsa Temple, and Maneosa Temple for architecture and natural scenery.
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Places to visit
8 placesPyochungsa Temple
Pyochungsa is a distinctive temple with Pyochung Seowon, a Confucian academy for teaching scholars and honoring sages, within its grounds. Buddhism and Confucianism coexist here.
View on mapManeosa Temple
Maneosa Temple stands high on the slopes of Maneosan Mountain, at an elevation of 674 meters. It is a historic temple founded by King Suro of the Garak Kingdom.
View on mapMiryang Yeongnamnu Pavilion
One of Korea's three famous pavilions, Yeongnamnu was designated a National Treasure on December 28, 2023.
View on mapMiryang Government Office
The founding date of the Joseon-era Miryang magistrate's office is unknown. In 1612, Magistrate Won Yu-nam restored the office on its original site after taking up his post.
View on mapMiryang Hyanggyo Confucian School
Founded around 1100 during the Goryeo period, Miryang Hyanggyo was burned during the Imjin War. Magistrate Choi Gi rebuilt it in 1602, and the building still stands today.
View on mapYerim Seowon Confucian Academy
Yerim Seowon was an educational institution for followers who studied the teachings of Jeompiljae Kim Jong-jik, a leading Confucian scholar of the Yeongnam region.
View on mapJagwongwan Fortress Site
This fortress site was used to defend against Japanese invaders who raided Gimhae and the Nakdong River region.
View on mapPyochungbi Monument
Around the time of major national events, droplets are said to form naturally on the monument and run down like beads of sweat. People revere this as a spiritual sign from the monk Samyeongdang, who worried for the country and its people.
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Scenes of the area
- Explore temples and pavilions in Miryang-si.
- Discover old schools and historic sites in Miryang-si.