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Sightseeing Sites of Andong

Byeongsan Seowon

Byeongsan Seowon, the ancient confucian academy, was built foreducating pupils and commemoration of ancestral spirits . In1614, Confucian scholars erected a memorial tablet in honor ofRyu's scholastic achievements. Thus, this became a well-knownConfucian academy. Located near Mt. Hwasan and Hahoe Village,Byeongsan Confucian academy is adjacent to river Nakdong. It isknown for its spectacular scenery and splendid architecture.

LLooccaattiioonn : 30, Byeongsan-ri, Pungcheon-myeonDDrriivviinngg HHoouurr : 10 min from Hahoe villageAAddmmiissssiioonn FFeeee : FreeWWeebb PPaaggee : www.byeongsan.net (English)

Andong Folk Museum

Andong Folk Museum is a indoor folk museum located in Andongdam. It displays over 7,000 Andong's unique tradition and cultureincluding various artifacts.

LLooccaattiioonn : Folk Village in Andong damDDrriivviinngg HHoouurr : 10 min from Andong Station AAddmmiissssiioonn FFeeee : Adult - 1,000won / Group - 800won per personYouth(7-18), Korean Soldier - 300won / Group - 200won per person

A group needs over 30 people. It's free for childrun under 6 and seniors over 65.

WWeebb PPaaggee : www.adfm.or.kr(English)

Wolyeonggyo Bridge

The largest wooden bridge in the nation with 3.6m wide and387m long, Wolyeong-gyo is in harmony with moonlight on thelake and mountains surrounding the Nakdong River, whichremain us of a part of an oriental painting. Nearby are thePalgak-jeong Pavillion and fountains, all of which add anotherbeauty to the area.

LLooccaattiioonn : In the Andong damDDrriivviinngg HHoouurr : 10 min. from Andong StationAAddmmiissssiioonn FFeeee : Free

Korean Study Advancement Center

Korea Studies Advancement Center(KSAC) was established inorder to study, understand, and preserve Korean literaturethrough systematic research. KSAC seeks to globalize thetraditional Korean culture and establish a spiritual framework forKorea's future. KSAC also carry out its mission to educate peoplefor the appreciation of Korean history.

LLooccaattiioonn : 220, Seobu-ri, Dosan-myeon DDrriivviinngg HHoouurr : 25 min. from Andong station AAddmmiissssiioonn FFeeee : Only Confucian Museum charges 1,500 wonWWeebb PPaaggee : http://www.koreastudy.or.kr (Korea)

Beopheungsaji Seven-Story Brick Pagoda

This pagoda from the Unified Silla Dynasty(668-918) is the largestand the oldest brick pagoda in Korea. It has seventeen meter talland its base bears engraved symbolic figures, Buddha gods, andtwelve gods of the earth.

LLooccaattiioonn : the entrance is under the railway near the Andong Dam DDrriivviinngg HHoouurr : 5 min. from Andong stationAAddmmiissssiioonn FFeeee : FreeBBeeoopphheeuunnggssaajjii SSeevveenn SSttoorryy-Brick Pagoda is under construction.

Icheon-dong Maaeyeoraeipsang

(The Stone Buddha Statue) This statue stands at the foot of Mt.Taehwasan in Icheon-dong, to the north of Andong-city. A ten-metertall image of Buddha was carved into the granite cliff with aseparately sculptured head on top during the Goryeo Period (918-1392). This is considered to be a sacred place where the spirits of themountain gods are integrated with that if Buddha, thus enhancing thepower of the site to make wishes come true. Jebiwon, where thisstatue stands, was a mecca of local folk religion.

LLooccaattiioonn : Mt2, Icheong-dong DDrriivviinngg HHoouurr : 15 min. from Andong stationAAddmmiissssiioonn FFeeee : Free

Head House of Toegye Family

Toegye Jongtaek was rebuilt in accordance with its original scaleby his thirteenth descendent, Ryu Ha-jeong between 1926 and1929. It is now a 34 kan(room) as a square shaped building withsix rooms in the front and five rooms at the side.

LLooccaattiioonn : 48-2, Togye-ri, Dosan-myeonDDrriivviinngg HHoouurr : 10 min. from Dosan SeowonAAddmmiissssiioonn FFeeee : Free

Andong Gunja Village

This is a historical site, which contains a six hundred yearsresidence f the Yean branch of the Gwangsan Kim clan. This sitealso has cultural properties and buildings, which were movedfrom their original site after the construction of the Andong Damin 1974.

LLooccaattiioonn : Mt. 28-1, Ocheon-ri, Waryong-myeon, AndongDDrriivviinngg HHoouurr : 20 min. from Andong StationAAddmmiissssiioonn FFeeee : Free WWeebb PPaaggee : http://www.gunjari.net/(Korean)

Hakgasan Hot Spring

Hakgasan Spa, located southeast of Mt. Hakgasan, boastsexcellent water quality, illuminating sleeping room andsurroundings best suited to spa bathing.

LLooccaattiioonn : 14, Hakgasan-gil, Seohwo-myeonDDrriivviinngg HHoouurr : 5 min from Andong Terminal toward Hahoe villageAAddmmiissssiioonn FFeeee : 5,000won for Adult, 4,000won for group over 30

3,000won for Child(4-6) and senior over 65 WWeebb PPaaggee : http://www.hakgasanspa.kr/(Korean)

Traditional Cultural Contents Museum

An innovative museum born of Andong's tradition and cuttingeduge digital technology. This innovative museum allows visitorsto fully experience Andong's Confucian culture, which became animportant part of Korea's 5,00 year old history. These exhibitscome to life, thanks to cutting edge technology.

LLooccaattiioonn : 203, Seodongmun-ro, AndongDDrriivviinngg HHoouurr : 5 min from Andong Station by walkAAddmmiissssiioonn FFeeee : 3,000won for Adult, 2,500won for group over 30

3,000won for Child(4-6) and senior over 65 WWeebb PPaaggee : http://www.tcc-museum.go.kr/

Andong-the home of traditional Korean culture-is blessed with

cultural items from virtually every periods of Korean history.

There are many wonderful wooden cultural artifacts, which had

preserved the memories of the past and the richness of Korean's

magnificant folk culture has been integrated into Korean daily

life. Moreover Korean spiritual philosophies, such as Buddhism,

Confucianism and Shamanism have accumulated over the

centuries like layers of sedimentary rock.

Andong SojuAndong soju(Korean alcoholicbeverage) is made from rice that hasbeen distilled three times. It is madefrom a recipe handed down by aprominent family in Andong and isdesignated as GyeongsangbukdoProvince Intangible Cultural PropertyNo. 12. All the equipment needed formaking Soju, such as rings, bottles andcups, along with Andong traditionaltable setting, are dis-played in anAndong Soju Exhibition Hall. For more information, go to http://www.andongsoju.co.kr/

Andong Po(Hemp Cloth) The cloth made from hemp is verystrong, light and airy, making it anexcellent choice for summer clothing. Italso has strong antibacterial propertiesand is used to clothe the bodies of thedead so as to prevent the decay of bones.Andong hemp town and fabric worksexhibition is located near the GeumsoHemp village. Reservation for the visitshould be made in advance.For more information, go to http://andongpo.invil.org/

Hahoe MaskTo make Hahoe mask, carved woodfrom an alder tree is covered withHanji(Korean paper) and painted.Lacquer is then applied. The mask isused for special mask dance. Thereare eleven masks of ten differentkinds : bride, buddhist monk, ari-stocrat, scholar, meddler, food,flirtatious young woman, butcher.granny, and two imaginary lionmasks.Visitors can purchase the masks inthe souvenir shops around thesightseeing area.

Andogn Sanyak(Yam Food) ( )

Sanyak is a natural food that is highlyeffective in protecting the stomachand is good for diabetes and con-stipation.It has quite a strong taste, so thecompany has produced several dateand orange juice-flavored varieties tomake it easier to drink. About 70% ofthe country's Sanyak is produced inAndong.

Andong Hanji (Korean paper and paper crafts)The hand-made Korean paper, Hanjiis prepared from mulberry bark thatis specially selected based ontraditional methods. A visit to Andongpaper factory and exhibition will berewarded with the chance to makeyour very own paper as well as beingable to admire paper-related craftwork.The hand made process is seen at thefactory and visitors can experience tomake paper by themselves and theycan also buy paper crafts in the shopof the factory. The paper art workexhibition is next to the factory andoffered a free admission.

Regional Specialties and Foods Only in Andong

Chrysanthemum TeaIt is grown in the uncontaminated areaof Andong. Chrysanthemum is grownorganically with no chemicals thereforeit contains its original taste. color andscent. It is made by traditional method.It is a caffeine free premium qualityhandmade tea so you may enjoy asmuch as you can without any loads.Our chrysanthemum is grown up atarea where it has suitable dailytemperature range, soil, and a goodclimate condition therefore it isoutstanding in taste and scent.

Yongsusa Temple

Mt.cheongyangsan

Dosan Spa

Mt.cheondeungsan

Mt.agisan

Mt.Gallasan

Mt.hwanghaksan


Mt.hakgasan

Andong Folk village

Yonggye Ginkgo Tree

Gilan Valley

Mt.Gyemyeong Recreational Forest

Mureung Resort

Mae Pine Grove

Amsan Resort

Wolyeonggyo Bridge

Dosan Seowon

Bongjeongsa TempIe

Hahoe Village

Andong Folk Museum

Head House of the Ongye Family Gosanjeong Pavilion

Wangmosanseong Fortress

Lee Yuk-sa Poerty Mounment

Birthplace of Toegye Relic Site of the Scholar Nongam

Dosan Confucian School Culture Training Center

Korea Studies Advancement Center. Museum of Confucian Culture

Andong Hemp CLoth Exhibition Hall

Andong Hemp CLoth Exhibition Hall

Hahoe World Mask Museum

Andong Soju&Traditional Food Museum

Andong Traditional Paper Factory&Exhibition Hall

Andong Craftworks Culture Exhibition Hall

Andong Independent Movement Memorial Hall

Andong Hemp Cloth Town

Lee Yuk-sa Literary Hall


Andong Relics Site(Village)

Suaedang Traditional House

Jirye Artist Colony

Mukgye Confucian Academy and Head House of the Mukgye Family

Head House of the Gyeongdang Family

Head House of the Hakbong Family

Byeongsan Seowon Yeokdong Seowon

Hakgasan Spa

Andong Terminal Taesamyo

Yeonghoru pavilion

Unheung-dong Five-Story Brick Pagoda

Beop Heunsaji Seven-story Brick Pagoda

Unheung-dong Five-story Brick Pagoda

Forest Science Museum

Bonghwa

Yeongju

Yeongju.Jecheon

Mungyeong.Yecheon

Bonghwa

Chehwajeong pavilion

ManyujeongAndong City Hall

Andong Medical Center

Andong Station

Gyeongbuk Tourist Information Center

Andong Police station

Manhyujeong

Okyeon Pavilion

Buyongdae Cliff

Samgujeong Pavilion

Gyeomam Pavilion

Gosan Confucian Academy

Cheongsong

Cheongsong

Yeong cheon

Uiseong

Uiseong

daegu

Yecheon

Nam Andong I.C

Seo-AndongI. I.C

BUKHU-MYEON

NOKJEON-MYEON

DOSAN-MYEON

YEAN-MYEON

YUAYUNG-MYEON

IMDONG-MYEON

SEOHU-MYEONPUNGSAN-EUP

NAMHU-MYEON

NAMSEON-MYEON IMHA-MYEON

ILJIK-MYEON

GIRAN-MYEON

PUNGCHEON-MYEON

Andong MackerelVisitors, taking note of the distance of the city from the east sea, might besurprised to know that some of the best mackerel in Korean can be foundin Andong. In the old days, most people in Andong had to bring fish fromthe sea, and it took several days for a fish peddler to make the journey. Inorder to keep the fish fresh, salt was put on the mackerel.Meals served with the mackerel can be found at the restaurants inAndong dam and other tourist attractions.

Andong ChickenAndong Jjimdak is boiled chicken with vegetables and soy sauce. It isnutritious and low in calories. Large pieces of potato, spinach and greenonion are combined with chicken pieces and bean thread noodles. Thischicken is simmered over low heat, Sesame seeds and red chile are thenadded for a deep flavor. This is a favorite dish in Korea.

Andong Heot Jesabab (Ancestor Worship Meal) The people of Andong prepared bibimbap(boiled rice mixed with assortedingredients) using the same ingredients used for traditional ancestor worshipceremony, even for their everyday meals. It is served with a variety ofvegetables, sanjeok(meat and vegetable broiled on a skewer) and soup.Tourist can have this food at the restaurants in Andong Dam and Hahoevillage.

Andong BeefThis juicy, high-quality beef comes from cattle that are raised in theunpolluted countryside that surrounds Andong. Its taste is so highly prizedand unique that it is said that people who eat Andong beef at least once,will never forget the taste.

Andong Sikhye(Sweet and ginger taste beverage)One of the typical favorite winter beverage in Korea is AndongSikhye, a sweet and refreshing drink made from fermented rice.Andong sikhye is different from the common sikhye because itcontains hot pepper flour, ginger and radish. The drink is awonderful way to clean the palate after eating.

AndongThe Capital of the Korean Spirit

Welcome to ANDONGTThhee CCaappiittaall ooff tthhee KKoorreeaann SSppiirriitt

Korea’s Spirit, Full of the glorious doctrines of

Confucian and Buddhist Culture.

Home of Korean Iearning and etiquette.

Boasting a five-thousand-year-old history.

Course A (From the West to the North)

One Day Trip

BuyongdaeCliff

Hahoe Village Hahoe World Mask Museum

Byeongsan Seowon

Bongjeongsa Temple

Traditional Cultural Contents Museum

Andong Folk Museum & Wolyeong-brdg.

Andong Gunja Village

Korean Study Advancement Center

Andong Hanji Korean Paper Plant

BuyongdaeCliff

Byeongsan Seowon

Hahoe World Mask Museum

Hahoe Village(One night stay)

Bongjeongsa Temple


Andong Folk Museum & Wolyeong-brdg.

Forest & Science Museum

Dosan Seowon Head House of Toegye Family

Hakgasan Spa Bongjeongsa Temple


Andong Folk Museum

LEE Yuksa's Literary Hall

Around Hahoe Village

Around Dosan Seowon

By Car

Course C (From the Central to the North)

Course B (From the North to the Central)

NextMorning

Traditional CulturalContents Museum

Andong FolkMuseum

Korean Study Advancement Center(KSAC) and One night Stay in KSAC.

LEE Yuk-Sa's Literary Hall


Dosan Seowon

NextMorning

Web SitePhone NumberName Location & Address

Museums and Exhibition in Andong

AAnnddoonngg FFoollkk MMuusseeuumm 784-1, Seonggok-dong 054-840-6546 www.adfm.or.kr

AAnnddoonngg NNaattiioonnaall UUnniivv.. MMuusseeuumm 388, Songcheon-dong 054-820-7421 museum.andong.ac.kr

FFoorreesstt && SScciieennccee MMuusseeuumm ooff GGYYEEOONNGGBBUUKK Mt.69, Dongbu-ri, Dosan-myeon 054-855-8681 www.gbfsm.or.kr

LLEEEE YYuukk--SSaa LLiitteerraarryy HHaallll 900 Woncheon-ri, Dosan Seowon-myeon 054-852-7337 www.264.or.kr

AAnnddoonngg AArrtt CCrraafftt EExxhhiibbiittiioonn 477-4,Sanga-dong 054-843-5531 www.acehall.co.kr

HHaahhooee WWoorrlldd MMaasskk MMuusseeuumm 287 Hahoe-ri, Pungcheon-myeon 054-853-2288 www.mask.kr

AAnnddoonngg HHaannjjii PPaappaarr PPllaanntt 36-1, Sosan-ri, Punfsan-eup 054-858-7007 www.andonghanji.com

AAnnddoonngg SSoojjuu && TTrraaddiittiioonnaall FFoooodd EExxhhiibbiittiioonn 280 Susang-dong 054-858-4541 www.andongsoju.co.kr

OOkkjjiinnggaakk EExxhhiibbiittiioonn 680 Togye-ri, Dosan Seowon 054-840-6599 www.dosanseowon.com

YYoouunnggmmooggaakk EExxhhiibbiittiioonn 844-3 Hahoe-ri, Hahoe Village 054-853-0109 www.hahoe.or.kr

SSuunnggwweeoonnggaakk EExxhhiibbiittiioonn Mt.28-1, Ocheon-ri, Gunja Village 054-852-5414 www.gunjari.net

UUnnjjeeoonnggggaakk EExxhhiibbiittiioonn 856, Geumgye-ri, Seohu-myeon 054-852-2087 www.hakbong.co.kr

AAnnddoonngg IInnddeeppeennddeennccee MMeemmoorriiaall HHaallll 240 Cheonjeon-ri, Imha-myeon 054-823-1555 www.815andong.or.kr

AAnnddoonngg HHeemmpp TToowwnn 1028-14 Geumso-ri, Imha-myeon 054-840-5314

AAnnddoonngg WWaatteerr && CCuullttuurree MMuusseeuumm 486-2, Sanga-dong 054-859-1257

TTrraaddiittiioonnaall CCuullttuurraall CCoonntteennttss MMuusseeuumm 447-8, Dongmun-ro 054-840-6517 www.tcc-museum.go.kr

NNaattuurraall DDyyeeiinngg AArrtt MMuusseeuumm 459, Sanga-dong 054-822-5790 www.naturaldyeart.com

TTaaeessaammyyoo TTrreeaassuurree EExxhhiibbiittiioonn 24-1, Bukmun-dong 054-852-1969 www.tsm3.or.kr

BBoonnggjjeeoonnggssaa SSeeoonnggbbooggwwaann EExxhhiibbiittiioonn 901 Taejang-ri,Bongjeongsa Temple 054-853-4181 www.bongjeongsa.org

GGyyeeoonnggbbuukk CCuullttuurree && HHiissttoorryy AArrcchhiivvee 385,Jeongha-dong 054-840-2293 www.gber.kr

TTiillee--PPaaiinnttiinngg EExxhhiittiioonn 90,Taejang-ri,Seohu-myeon 054-855-2267 www.kiwart.com

Tour Course Guide

Two Days Trip

Transportation to Andong

Departure Route Travel Time

Seoul Yeongdong Expressway Jungang Expressway Andong 2hr. 30min

Busan Gyeonbu Expressway Daegu Jungang Expressway Andong 2hr. 30min

Daegu Jungang Expressway Andong 1hr.

Daejeon Gyeongbu Expressway Jungbu Regional Expressway

North Sangju I.C. Yeocheon Andong2hr.10min

Gwangju Olympic Expressway Daegu Jungang Expressway Andong 4hr.

By Train Departure Route Travel Time Contact Number

Seoul Cheongryangri Andong 3hr.30min-4hr. Korea Railroad Cooperation 1544-7788

Busan Bujeon Andong 3hr.30min-4hr. Bujeon Station 051-809-7788

Daegu Dong Daegu(East Daegu) Andong 2hr. Dong Daegu Station 053-954-7788

Andong Train Station : http://www.korail.com (English) 054-856-7788

By Bus Departure Travel Time Contact Number

Dong Seoul(East Seoul)

3 hr. Dong Seoul Terminal ARS 02-446-8000

Busan 2hr. 30min Busan Terminal ARS 051-508-9955ARS 1588-6900

Dong Daegu(East Daegu)

1hr. 20min Daegu Jungang(Central) Terminal 053-743-2622

Andong Terminal : http://www.andongterminal.co.kr (Only Korean)

Tourist Information 1330 or 054-856-3013 - Web Site : http://www.tourandong.com

Gyeongbuk Provincial Tourist Information 054-852-6800

Hahoe Folk Village Management Office 054-854-3669

Tourist Information of Hahoe Folk Village 054-852-3588

Dosan Seowon Management Office 054-856-1073

Andong Folk Museum 054-840-6546

Tourism Office in City Hall 054-840-6393, 840-6689

- Web Site : http://www.andong.go.kr(English)

Andong Intra-city Bus Companies

Gyeongan Yeogaek Bus 054-821-4071

Dongchun Yeogaek Bus 054-821-2102

Andong Bus 054-859-4573 / Andong Post Office 054-850-3009

- Web Site : http://www.koreapost.go.kr/kb/760 (English)

Andong Police Station 054-856-2814

Andong Hospital 054-840-1004 - Web Site : http://www.gbpolice.go.kr/ad (English)

Andong Seongsu Hospital 054-857-2321 (English)

Andong Medical Center 054-858-8951 - Web Site : http://www.amc.or.kr/ (Only Korean)

Andong Terminal 054-857-8296

Andong Mask Dance Festival 054-840-6591

- Web Site : http://www.maskdance.com(English)

Restaurants of Andong Foods

Accommodations

Name Main Menu AddressPhone No.Ggachigumeongjip Heotjesabap (mixed rice with veg.) 054-821-10565 13-1, Sanga-dong

Andong GangodeungeoMeals with fried mackerel 054-855-9900 513-2, Sanga-dong

Yangban Bapsang

Andong Jjimdak Boiled chickens with veg. 070-8839-9191 182-36, Seobu-dong

Andong Hanwoo Galbi Grilled beef or other beef dishes 054-857-6337 171-10,Unheung-dong

Geumjae Garden Maeuntang(spicy fish stew) 054-855-9380 216, Jungagu-ri, Waryong-myeon

Cheongrok Hanjeongsik Hanjeongsik(Korean table d'hote) 054-858-2698 312-2, Jeongha-dong

Seoksong Garden Ingeojjim(spicy fish with veg.), Pheasant Soup 054-857-2000 452, Icheon-dong

Gyeongbokgung Grilled beef or other beef dishes 054-858-6550 295-4, Jeongha-dong

Golmokan Songuksu Noodles in soup 054-857-8887 207-1, Namum-dong

Geonggangsan Garden Grilled beef or pork, other dishes 054-843-8000 983-13, Ok-dong

Hwangso Gokgan Grilled beef or other beef dishes 054-843-2001 597,Angyo-ri, Pungsan-eup

Busuk Hanjeongsik(Korean table d'hote) 054-855-8898 38-8, Moksong-dong

Solbat Sikdang Hanjeongsik(Korean table d'hote) 054-857-7907 1-5, Okjeong-dong

Name Address Phone No.Numbers of Room Unit

Zen Motel 14-1, Gwangseok-dong 31 054-859-4272

Royaljang Yeogwan 202,Gwangseok-dong 26 054-859-5161

Motel Castle 1 pilji, 224-1,Gwangseok-dong 29 054-842-5678

Mong Motel 198-1, Namun-dong 27 054-854-2151

Gungjeon Motel 222-47, Namun-dong 27 054-853-7869

Daeyeonjang Yeogwan 250-15,240-1, Nambu-dong 44 054-857-8266

Rino Motel 48-1, Gwangeum-ri, Namhu-myeon 32 054-858-5772

Daeunjang Motel 138 Daeseok-dong 25 054-853-7220

Feel Motel 264-3,Daeseok-dong 25 054-857-7222

Shine Motel 158-2,Dongmun-dong 26 054-857-8160

Grand Motel 219-9,Dongmun-dong 26 054-859-0014

Bando Motel 112-10, Dongbu-dong 31 054-841-3563

Shervil Motel 116-1, Dongbu-dong 41 054-855-6622

Aroma Motel 202,Dongbu-dong 30 054-856-6644

Galeria Motel 203-1, Dongbu-dong 29 054-853-3377

Motel Q 219-28, Beonpsang-dong 25 054-857-6878

Andong Hotel 103-3, Samsan-dong 35 054-858-1166

Win Hotel 613-3,Ok-dong 32 054-843-1188

Hotel Gallery 614-8, Ok-dong 31 054-842-0066

CF Motel 791-10,Ok-dong 25 054-855-1553

Sapphire Motel 791-13, Ok-dong 36 054-859-4824

Hayanseong Motel 791-2 Ok-dong 34 054-858-5700

Jace Motel 791-3,Ok-dong 42 054-842-8181

Nine Motel 639-14,Ok-dong 25 054-855-9969

Sharp Motel 141-45,Unheong-dong 43 054-854-0081

Motel M 256-18,Unheong-dong 27 054-856-6400

Andong Park Hotel 324, Unheong-dong 34 054-853-1501

Parkstel 170-6,Taehwa-dong 39 054-857-2277

Lotto Motel 59-15,Taehwa-dong 25 054-841-9002

Green Park Motel 60-17,Taehwa-dong 25 054-855-2767

Susangong Motel 60-2,Taehwa-dong 35 054-854-9300

Yaksu Motel 692-45 Taehwa-dong 25 054-853-1434

Hill Motel 99-1,Sangri-ri, Pungsan-eup 25 054-858-0897

Bitnan Motel 123, Angyo-ri, Pungsan-eup 25 054-859-8091

Theme Motel 601-2 Angyo-ri, Pungsan-eup 25 054-841-8255

HAHOE Village is on the

UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE LIST

Hahoe Folk Village

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On Jul. 31, 2010, HAHOE Village was registered on the

UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE LISTInquiry : Hahoe Village Management Office(054-854-3669)

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Inquiry : Dosan Confucian Academy Management Office

(054-856-1073)

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Inquiry : Bongjeongsa Temple (054-853-4181)

Lee Hwang(Toegye)

Lee Hwang (1501~70), known more

commonly by his penname, Toegye, was

one of Korea s most respected neo-

Confucian scholars. Lee ardently studied

neo-Confucianism and developed it

further based on his theory of gyeong, or

mindfulness. He passed the national

government test at the age of 34 and

served in high position in the central

government in the capital. After his

service, he returned to his hometown and

built Dosan in order to spread the

teachings of Confucius.

Hahoe Maskdane Drama

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FreeInquiry : Hahoe Maskdance Preservation Association

054-854-3669Performance Time : 14:00 ~ 15:00, Every Wed,

Sat and Sun(Mar ~ Nov)

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Sangdeoksa (The Shrine)

Jeongyodang (The Lecture Hall)

Dosanseodang(Dosan Confucion Academy)

Nongunjeongsa(The Dormitory)

Jangpangak (The Publishing Place)

Jeonsacheong (The Offering Warehouse)

Bakyakjae (The Dormitory)

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Sanggojiksa (The Caretaker's Quarters)

Sammuhn Gate

Jindomuhn Gate

Hagojiksa (The Caretaker's Quarters)

Yeokrakseojae(The Study)

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Lee Yuk-sa Literary HallLee Yuk-sa Literary HallLee Yuk-sa Literary HallLee Yuk-sa Literary HallLee Yuk-sa Literary HallLee Yuk-sa Literary HallLee Yuk-sa Literary HallLee Yuk-sa Literary HallLee Yuk-sa Literary HallLee Yuk-sa Literary HallLee Yuk-sa Literary HallLee Yuk-sa Literary Hall

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Cheondeung Cave

Yeongsanam Hall

Daeungjeon Hall

Information Board

Main Gate

Muryanghaehoe

Gongdekdang Hall

Geungnakjeon Hall

Bronze Bell

Stupa

Gogeumdang Hall

Manseru Pavilion

Hyeopmun

Hwaeomgangdang Hall

Hahoe World Mask MuseumThis museum, located near Hahoe Village, displaysmaks from both Korea and it is other countries, andit is a wonderful place to learn about the history andculture of the unique history and tradition of masks.

JingbirokThis book was written by Ryu Seong-ryong(1542~1607), a scholar andhigh ranking official, during the Japanese invasion of 1592~1598. Thebook records the event during the war, such as national resistanceagainst the Japanese invaders, rescue of Joseon by the Chinese MingDynasty, and the progress of battles of the navy. The title 'Jingbi' means'precaution saves later troubles'. This is important historical material forthe study of the Japanese invasion of 1592-98.

Mansongjieong Pine Tree ForestThis pine forest was created by Ryu Un-ryong(Gyeom’am)when he was young to complement weak Jiki or landenergy of the western part of the village in accordance withthe teachings of geomancy. Besides, this is the site whereseon Seonyu-Julbul-Nori , a favorite game of the Hahoeliterati, was held each year, in addition to the sites atBuyongdae and the sand beach of Nakdong River.

Yangjin Residence (Treasure No.306)

This is the head house of the Pungsan line of the Ryufamily (a noted for its long line of Confucianscholars)and it is the oldest house among thenoblemen's houses in Hahoe.This manor excellentlypreserves the style of architecture typical of earlyJoseon Dynasty upper-class homes, which is quite rarein Korea.

Chunghyo ResidenceThis is the head house of Ryu Seong-ryong,aprominent politician and the wartime prime ministerduring the Imjin war. Ryu Seong-ryong's 14thdescendent and the housekeeper for the 13thdescendent live in this house and preserve itstradition.

Buyongdae Cliff

This a 64m high cliff across the river from Mansong-jeong pine tree Forest.A gorgeous view of Hahoe Village can be seen fromthe top of the cliff.

Dosan Confucion AcademyThis is the oldest building at Dosan Academy.Its shape and size is quite simple and small,allowingit harmonize well with nature.

Buit by Ryu Do-Seong, aprovincial governor in1862, it has an -structured main buil-ding, a family shrine,servant quarters andliving quarters.

#Hahoe-ri, Pungcheon-myeon, Andong

Accommodation Capacity

9 old tile-roofed houses (177 people)

2 buitdings (50 people) and 29 thatched

cottaget

Inquiry : 054-853-0109

Take the opportunity to stay in a traditional Korean house and learmabout traditional Korean lifestyles. A truly unique and extraordinaryexperience.

Looking Back to the Past

Nonunjeongsa DormitoryIn the past ,the distance from school to home wasquite a trek. So students stayed here and studied. Thebuilding was built in the shape of an " ", which hascome to symbolize concentration in chinese.

Jeongyodang LectureThis was used as a main lecture hall.A tablet from King Seonjo (1552-1608) that ackno-wledges the efforts of the Dosan Confucian Academyhangs on the wall.

Sangdeoksa Shrine(Treasure No.211)

This shrine contains the memorial tablets of LeeHwang and Mok, one of Lee's disciples. Every February and August, memorial ceremoniesare held to honor the mand their teachings.

Gwangmyeongsil LibraryThese Libraries held over 5000books, includingselected works by Lee Hwang.However,for reasons of preservation,the books weremoved to the Korean Studies Advancement Centerwhich is located about 5km from the library.

Sisadan

Daeungjeon Hall

In the Joseon Dynasty,most government exami-nations were held in Seoul, the capital of Korea. Butin 1792,King Jeongjo(r.1776-1800)orderd certainexams to be held here at Dosan to commemorize LeeHwang's achievement.Sisadan was moved from its former location to heredue to the construction of Andong Dam.

Daeungjeon Hall is a classic,representative structure of the earlyJoseon Dynasty.The hall was named after a famoushero. Daeung,who helped out ofdifficulties.

Yeongsanam Hall

Yeongsanam Hall looks like a smallgarden and served as a smallbedch-amber for monks.This place is now used for templestay programs.

Geuknakjeon Hall (National Treasure No.15)

The well-pressrved GeuknakjeonHall is the oldest wooden buiding inKorea over 600 years and is knownfor its firm pillars and modestinterior furnishings.

Cheondeung Cave

In English,chen mean "angle" anddeung means "Light".Legend goes that a monk namedNeungin was studying Buddhistscriptures alone in this cave and anangle,moved by his strong will tostudy, provided a light for him.

TraditionalHomestay

Hahoe Guide Map

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Hahoe Global Mask MuseumHahoe Global

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Bukchondaek House

This house is the headresidence of the Sugokbranch of the Jeonju Ryuclan. The calligraphydisplayed on the walldemonstrates that this isthe living center of thetraditional Confucianvalues of loyalty and filialpiety.

Head House of Musi Family

It is Seoae Ryu Seong-ryong s reception hou-se that was constr-ucted with the help of amonk Tanhong to teachchildren and meet visi-tors.

Okyenjeongsa

This is an old mansion,which belonged to LeeMan-Hyeon[1832-1911],who died of an intolerablesadness and rage over thecollapse of Joseon Dyna-sty (1392-1910) after theJapanese invasion ofKorea in 1910.

Chiamgotaek(traditional House)

The Nongam familyhouse is located in anarea where one canenjoy the spectacularscenery of the NineValleys of Dosan (thebest nine gorgeousscenery). Take StateRoad No. 35 past Dosan-myeon, which bordersBongwa county.

Head House of the Nongam Family

Most of the house inJirye Art Colony wereconstr-ucted in 1663 andis a delightful place forvisitors. It has been said that anyfirst time visitors arebound to come back formore due to its marve-lous scenery.

Jirye Artist Colony

The is the head house ofJang Heung-hyo(1564-1634), a prominentscholar during the mid-Joseon Dynasty(aroundfifteenth century).Come and experiencethe traditional Koreanetiqu-ettes of the scholarin traditional Koreanclothes at a spectacularrear garden.

Head House of Gyeongdang Family

The garden of Suaedanghouse is an ideal placefor playing folk games,such as teetertottering,hoop,and rice doughmaking.

Suaedang House

Hahoe Village

Traditional Place(Traditional Home) Stays

Andong Maskdance Festival, The Korea's Honorary FestivalThe Andong Mask Festival is an international festival that is held every October in order topromote Andong as a world-class tourism destination steeped in traditional culture.

The festival is an exciting place for both domestic and international visitors, and it is so popular that it wasselected by the Ministry of Culture & Tourism as the Best Festival in Korea for six consecutive years.

Period Last Friday of every September(ten days)

Location Around Andong, Maskdance Park & Hahoe village

Organizer Andong Festival & Tourism Foundation

Sponsors Ministry of Culture & Tourism, Gyeongsang Buk-do province, The city of Andong.

Events Korean and international maskdances, Andong Folk Festival, Korean Puppet

Shows, Andong Landmarks Festival, etc.

It is an exciting meeting place for both domestic and international visitors. All visitors become one

through the festival.

Korean Traditional Maskdances

Hahoe, Bongsan, Bukcheong Lion Dance, Eunyul, Gangneong, Songpa, Yangju,

Gangneung Slave Dance, Gasan, Goseong, Tongyeong, Suyeong, Dongnae, Cheongdan and others.

International MaskdancesGreece, Turkey, Bhutan, China, Peru, and Japan and others

Andong Folk FestivalChajeonnori(men s battle game), Notdaribalgi(women s human bridge )

Wives and song contest, straw weaving display, traditional funeral ceremony and more

Hahoe Village FestivalSee Korean beauty come to life in Seonyu-Julbul-Nori- a traditional Korean fireworks event (2 Times)

The traditional village of Hahoe is an ideal setting for art and culture performances

(6 Times Per day at Traditional Art and Culture Stage)

Seonyu-Julbul-Nori (Tranditional Fireworks Display)

This ancient and traditional fireworks display sees long strawropes of fireworks tied to bags of charcoal between BuyongdaeCliff and Mansongjeong Pine Forest. The fireworks show has fourseparate displays, including ones shot off boats on theNakdonggang River, falling fireworks, egg-shaped fireworks andrope fireworks, The display can only be seen two times a year, oneif them being during Andong s annual Maskdance Festival, whichtakes place around September and October of every year.

Dosan Seowon(Ancient Confucian Academy)

Bongjeongsa Temple

Name Address Tel

JJiirryyee AArrtt CCoolloonnyy 1182-1, Baggog-ri, Imdong-myun 822-2590

HHeeaadd HHoouussee ooff NNoonngg--aamm FFaammiillyy 612, Gasong-ri, Dosan-myun 843-1202

AAnnddoonngg GGuunnjjaa VViillllaaggee Mt. 28-1, Ocheon-ri, Waryong-myun 859-0825

HHeeaadd HHoouussee ooff GGyyeeoonnggddaanngg FFaammiillyy 264, Seonggog-ri, Seohu-myun 852-2717

TTwwooeeggyyee MMaaiinn FFaammiillyy HHoouussee 468-2, Twoegye-ri, Dosan-myun 855-8332

GGoosseeoonngg LLeeee FFaammiillyy TTooppddoonngg--ppaa 9-2, Beomhung-dong 859-1149

HHaahhooee VViillllaaggee 749-1, Hahoe-ri, Poongchun-myun 853-0109

SSuu--AAee--DDaanngg 470-44, Soogog-ri, Imdong-myun 822-6661

GGuuddaamm JJeeoonnggssaa 459, Gudam-ri, Poongchun-myun 853-2009

CChhii--AAmm OOlldd HHoouussee 119-1, Anmag-dong 858-4411

BBuukkcchhoonn RReessiiddeennccee 706, Hahoe-ri, Poongchun-myun 019-228-1786

OOkkyyeeoonn PPaavviilliioonn 20, Gwangdeog-ri, Poongchun-myun 017-526-0410

SSoooojjooll--ddaanngg 251, Toegye-ri, Dosan-myun 856-3307

GGuummppoo OOlldd HHoouussee 509, Gumso-ri, Imha-myun 854-3788

BBoonnggjjeeoonngg TTeemmppllee 901, Taejang-ri, Seohoo-myun 853-4181

HHaaeeddoonngg TTeemmppllee 78, Shinse-dong 852-4520

YYoonnggssoooo TTeemmppllee 60, Woongog-ri, Dosan-myun 857-7873

GGaassoonngg RReeaall LLiivviinngg VViillllaaggee Gasong-ri, Dosan-myun 859-6660

AAnnddoonngg DDaamm VViillllaaggee CCoouunnttrryyssiiddee TThheemmee PPaarrkk Joongaguri, Waryong-myun 856-5632

HHaahhooee IITT VViillllaaggee Hahoe-ri, Poongchun-myun 841-2896

AAmmssaann CCoouunnttrryyssiiddee EExxppeerriieennccee VViillllaaggee Gwang-um-ri, Namhoo-myun 840-5669

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