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Taekwondowon (국립태권도원)

14.8 Km    3973     2024-04-07

Museol-ro 1482, Seolcheon-myeon, Muju-gun, Jeonbuk-do
+82-63-320-0114

Taekwondowon es un lugar para practicar el 'cambio' con el objetivo de cultivar el espíritu del taekwondo a través del entrenamiento físico y la búsqueda del dominio de las formas de este arte marcial. En este espacio se ofrecen 45 tipos de programas bajo los temas de experiencia, entrenamiento, descanso e interés. Los programas están abiertos a cualquiera que esté interesado en entrenar cuerpo y mente con el taekwondo, incluidos practicantes locales e internacionales, grupos de negocios, estudiantes, y el público general.

Observatorio del Parque de Taekwondo (태권도공원 전망대)

14.8 Km    31502     2024-04-06

Museol-ro 1482, Seolcheon-myeon, Muju-gun, Jeonbuk-do

El Parque de Taekwondo es el santuario de tanto los aficionados como los profesionales que sienten una gran pasión por el arte marcial coreano taekwondo, un legado de gran valor cultural y artístico.

Bandi Land de Muju (무주 반디랜드)

14.9 Km    24933     2024-04-07

Museol-ro 1324, Seolcheon-myeon, Muju-gun, Jeonbuk-do.
+82-63-324-1155

Bandi Land es un lugar interactivo que permite aprender de la naturaleza, principalmente las luciérnagas, y de la astrología con diferentes instalaciones, como: el mayor centro de exposición de insectos y animales en Corea, mariposas y plantas tropicales, sala de proyección de videos sobre el universo, salas de 3D sobre luciérnagas, escuela natural, observatorio de la astrología y luciérnagas, campamento para jóvenes, casas de madera, etc.

Wonhak Goga (Wonhak Old House) [Korea Quality] / 원학고가 [한국관광 품질인증]

15.3 Km    10637     2019-12-05

109-5, Hwangsan 1-gil, Wicheon-myeon, Geochang-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do
+82-10-5359-2224

Located in Geochang, Wonhak Goga (Wonhak Old house) is regarded as the most beautiful hanok, or traditional Korean house, in the village of Hwangsan. Designated as Folk Material No. 17 in recognition of its value as a historic material, it is the largest and best preserved noble house in Gyeongsangnam-do Province, and is currently managed by Park Jeong-ja, the wife of the eldest son of the head family. It was originally opened to the public for the annual Keochang International Festival of Theater (KIFT) as there was insufficient accommodation to lodge the thousands of visitors to the festival. Therefore, the county suggested that Park provide people with a hanok accommodation to promote the village’s traditions. Accepting the suggestion, Park renovated the house by expanding the sarangchae room installing a modern-style washroom, and providing clean high-quality bedding. The house itself consists of seven structures in total including the anchae, sarangchae, jungmunchae, gotganchae, a tall gate, and a rear gate. Both the sarangchae and anchae have a half-hipped roof. Notably, the sarangchae has a total area of 99m2 and features a large girder and a round foundation stone. This traditional hanok house also boasts high-quality, refined interior decoration. The Geochang area is well known for both the Suseungdae scenic point, whose splendid surroundings include pure crystalline water, rocks, and a pine grove, and the Keochang International Festival of Theatre (KIFT) which is held every summer. After passing the main gate of the Suseungdae scenic point, in Whicheon-myeon, Gaochang-gun, and continuing along the road, visitors will come to Hwangsan Village, where a 600-year-old-zelkova tree welcomes them. In addition, visitors can enjoy the mural paintings created as part of a public art project by Geochang County while walking along the 1.2km-long stonewall (designated as a Gyeongsangnam-do Folk Material). The village of Hwangsan consists of two districts, one of which contains about fifty 100- to 200-year-old hanok houses, as well as Wonhak Goga, which has stood at the center of the village for about 500 years. Wonhak Goga, or the Old House of the Shin Clan, was originally built by Shin Gwon (pen-name Yosu), but was then demolished and rebuilt by Shin Jong-sam, a 10th-generation descendant of the family, in 1927. It is also a renowned family house and has remained a symbol of the family’s wealth and authority for many generations. Park’s father-in-law, Shin Do-seong, was a member of the National Assembly and worked as the Ministry of Unification, while her husband, Shin Wi-beom, worked as a school juristic person, gaining people’s confidence and trust. Furthermore, the house stands in an auspicious location in terms of geomantic principles, according to which the family’s descendants will have a peaceful and prosperous life for the next 400 years. Park hopes that guests will enjoy their stay amid the serene atmosphere of this old hanok house.

Suseungdae de Geochang (거창 수승대)

15.3 Km    47792     2020-08-28

Eunhari-gil 2, Wicheon-myeon, Geochang-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do
+82-55-943-5383

Geochang está situado en la zona montañosa al noroeste de la provincia de Gyeongsangnam-do y comparte fronteras con las provincias de Gyeongsangbuk-do y Jeollabuk-do. Suseungdae se encuentra en el Parque Nacional del Monte Deogyusan, que se ubica en el centro de las tres provincias adyacentes.

Es una de las atracciones turísticas más antiguas de Geochang y fue llamada originalmente Susongdae, ya que era un lugar donde partían los enviados de Baekje a Silla durante la Era de los Tres Reinos. Más tarde, durante el período Joseon, el nombre fue cambiado a Suseungdae. Hoy en día, sus salas de conferencias y pabellones de estilo antiguo ofrecen excelentes puntos de observación para los visitantes. La atracción también está totalmente equipada con una piscina al aire libre, un espacio para hacer acampada y otras instalaciones. En las noches de agosto, también acoge el Festival Internacional de Teatro.

Cheonji Garden (천지가든)

15.5 Km    110     2024-04-07

Goemok-ro 1313, Muju-eup, Muju-gun, Jeonbuk-do.

Located near the national highway, Cheonji Garden is a family operated restaurant.
With a folk and country style atmosphere, it mainly serves regional traditional dishes like ‘dotorimuk malim’ (dried acorn starch jelly) and ‘cheongtae jaban’ (a mixture of sea plants and other ingredients).
In fact, the grandmother of this family restaurant herself developed some of these dishes.
Cheonji Garden also has a spacious parking lot and great surroundings.

Festival de las Luciérnagas de Muju (무주 반딧불축제)

15.6 Km    8340     2024-04-06

Hanpungnu-ro 326-14, Muju-gun, Jeonbuk-do
+82-63-324-2440

La región de Muju, en donde se realiza el festival, es uno de los lugares designados como Patrimonio Natural de Corea por ser el hábitat de las luciérnagas. Entre los eventos, el más destacable es el programa interactivo de explorar las luciérnagas nocturnas. Además, el festival está programado con varios eventos para participar en la naturaleza, como pesca, paseos en balsas, etc.

Jungon Head House

15.6 Km    803     2021-04-09

13, Gangdong 1-gil, Wicheon-myeon, Geochang-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do
+82-10-2518-4727

Located in Geochang County in Gyeongsangnam-do Province, the Head House of Mr. Jeong On shows a peculiar style of ancient Korean architecture. Since the house is located in a basin surrounded by high mountains, it was built in overlapping style as the typical architectural style in the northern region in order to endure the cold. In addition, the "eyebrow" roof was added as protection from the frequent rain. The house is mainly visited by families on weekends and research organizations on weekdays. Visitors can enjoy various healing and cultural activities in the trekking course of Mt. Geumwonsan and the Suseungdae Amusement Park, which are 1km away. The Anchae is used by the owner family, and the Sarangchae, Jungmunchae, and Daemunchae are used as guest rooms. Groups can rent the entire Sarangchae building.

Pabellón Hanpungnu de Muju (무주한풍루)

15.7 Km    9378     2024-04-06

Hanpungnu-ro 326-5, Muju-eup, Muju-gun, Jeonbuk-do.

El pabellón Hanpungnu es un sitio que los grandes poetas del pasado solían frecuentar para apreciar la naturaleza y el arte. El pabellón fue quemado por los soldados japoneses en 1592 (25º aniversario del reinado del rey Seonjo) y reconstruido en 1599. Durante el período de la colonia japonesa, el pabellón se utilizó como lugar para la propagación del budismo. Después de la liberación de Corea, se trasladó a Yangsan-myeon en Yeongdong-gun y fue renombrado como Geumhoru. En 1972, la gente de Muju movió el pabellón a su localización actual en Dangsan-ri, Muju-gun, provincia Jeollabuk-do. Hanpungnu es uno de los pabellones más famosos en la región del suroeste de Corea, junto con Hanbyeokdang de Jeonju y Gwanghallu de Namwon. Se conoce también por tener el exterior más pintoresco de los tres.

Mercado Banditbul de Muju (무주반딧불시장(무주반딧불장터) (1, 6일))

16.1 Km    17549     2024-04-07

Jangteo-ro 2, Muju-eup, Muju-gun, Jeonbuk-do.