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[Huyuldang]
Huyuldang was designated as Chungcheongbuk-do Monument No. 13 on December 21, 1976. |
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[Gasansa Temple]
This is a branch temple of Beobjusa Temple, the main temple of the 5th district of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. |
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[Historical Site of Goun Choi]
This is where Chi Won Choi, the great scholar of the late Shilla Empire (857∼?), used to stay.
Chi Won Choi was the leader of the 6th-class scholars that emerged as the new power holders during the l... |
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[Nampo Government Office]
This was the Government Office of Nampo-hyeon in the Joseon Dynasty. The Office consists of Jinseoru, Naesammun, and Oidongheon. |
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[Nampo Village School]
Village school was a public school established to perform the rituals for Confucius and various saints while educating and enlightening the local citizens. |
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[Nampo Castle]
Castles used to protect local residents and perform both military and administrative functions.
Nampo Castle is a stone castle that stands on the western tip of the Charyeong Mountain Range. Nampo ... |
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[Magoksa Temple]
This temple was named Magoksa Temple because the believers who gathered to listen to Priest Bocheol of the Shilla Empire resembled hemp stalks covering a field. It is said that this temple was establ... |
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[Tomb of King Muryeong]
This tomb was coincidentally discovered in 1971 while laying water discharge pipes to prevent flooding around Old Tombs #5 and #6 of Songsan-ri. This tomb had been buried undiscovered for about 1,500... |
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[Gong Fortress]
Gong Fortress is Historical Relic No. 12 that covers Geumseong-dong, Sanseong-dong, and Ongnyong-dong of Gongju. About 400m of the walls was built with earth in the Baekje Empire and about 250m was b... |
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[Shrine and Tomb of Danjae]
Designation: Chungcheongbuk-do Monument No. 90 |
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[Chae Ho Shin’s Shrine]
Location: 305 Guirae-ri Nangseong-myeon Cheongwon-gun, Chungbuk |
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[Gosan Yoon, Seon Do ]
Yoon, Seon Do (1587 ~ 1671) was a government officer and poet from the mid-Joseon Dynasty.
- The Remains of Yoon, Seon Do reflects the typical garden landscaping of the Joseon Dynasty. When Yoon was... |
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[Songchon Hot-pepper Village Cultural Heritages]
Songchon Hot-pepper Village has many cultural heritages nearby. The 3-story stone pagoda by Naju North Gate is designated as Treasure No. 50 and Seokdanggan by Naju East Gate as Treasure No. 49. Jeo... |
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[Brother Justice Shrine]
Hee Bo and Hee Yeol Kang are brothers who were born in Sinchon Village of Bonggang-myeon around 1560. The older brother, Hee Bo, gathered about 100 civil soldiers in Gwangyang and led them to Danseon... |
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[Sindoan Foundation Stones]
Mt. Gyeryong Sindonae Foundation and Stone Materials: Stone materials that were used to build the palace in the 2nd year of the reign of King Taejo (1393). 115 1.2-1.8m round stones. |
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[Sinwonjae]
Sinwonjae: Ritual house of Bi Kim (1613-1699), the 9th son of Sir Jang Saeng Kim. Built in 1710 and rebuilt in 1872. |
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[Mowonjae]
Mowonjae: Ritual cell of Guk Gwang Kim, a literary scholar from the era of King Sejong in the Joseon Dynasty (1623). Kim was the prime minister of King Seongjong and compiled Gyeonggukdaejeon (Nation... |
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[Eunnongjae]
Eunnongjae (Old Home of Jang Saeng Kim): the place where Jang Saeng Kim stayed in the mid-Joseon Dynasty to teach Si Yeol Song and Jun Gil Song. (He stayed here for about 29 years.) |
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[Yeongwonsa Temple]
Traditional Temple No. 106 (Registered on Jan 24, 2003)
Yeongwonsa Temple is located about 920m in altitude on Mt. Jiri at Samjeong-ri Macheon-myeon Hamyang-gun. Its time of establishment is not kno... |
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[Seoamjeongsa Temple]
This is an old temple that was reconstructed by Great Priest Jieom who succeeded the original order of Korean Buddhism. This temple is Located about 600m to the west of Beoksongsa Temple, this temple... |
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[Chungiksa Temple]
Chungiksa Temple is a shrine that preserves the tablets of General Jae Woo Gwak and the 17 Warriors. General Gwak was the first person to organize volunteer troops to fight the invaders during the Ja... |
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[Daewonsa Temple]
Daewonsa Temple is very neat and humble. It cherishes the world’s most beautiful valley and lives among a couple of clean streams that flow between the rocks. Daewonsa at Yupyeong-ri Samjang-myeon o... |
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[Naewonsa Temple]
Naewonsa Temple is beautifully located at Daepo-ri Samjang-myeon of Sancheong-gun, where Jangdanggol and Naewongol converge. At the time of its establishment by National Priest Muyeon, during the rei... |
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[Chuja Shrine of Cheosa ]
Chuja Shrine of Cheosa was designated as Jejudo Island’s Tangible Cultural Asset No. 9 on March 12, 1975. It was established in memory of Park, In Taek (pen name: Cheosa), but it is not known exactly... |
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[Tomb of Hwang, Gyung Han]
Hwang, Gyung Han is the son of Hwang, Sa Young (Alexio), who was executed in 1801, and Jung, Nan Joo (Maria), who was exiled to Jejudo Island as a national slave. His tomb is situated on the mid-slop... |
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[General Choi, Young Shrine]
General Choi, Young’s shrine (1316-1388) is situated on the cliff to the northwest of Upper Chujado Island’s Daeseo Elementary School. |
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[Gido Village School]
Gido Village School is located at Gido-ri of Anpyeong-myeon. This village was dominated by the Ok Family of Euiryeong that was strongly dedicated to fostering the next generations to preserve the tra... |
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[Anpyeong Urigol 3.1 Movement Memorial Monument]
Anpyeong-myeon is a patriotic town where many independent activists who participated in the 3.1 Movement originated from. |
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[Bangdanhyeongjeok Stone Pagoda]
This pagoda is Gyeongsangbuk-do’s Intangible Asset No. 301. This pagoda was made in the Goryeo Dynasty with unevenly-shaped natural stones. However, we have not found any records about this pagoda o... |
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[Gounsa Temple]
This is the main temple of the 16th region of Jogye Order. It was established by Priest Euisang in 681 (1st year of the reign of Shilla King Shinmun) and manages about 60 branch temples. |
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[Okryeonsa Temple]
This temple is situated to the south of Mt. Bongdu, which is a part of Mt. Ilwol in Samchun-ri of Anpyeong-myeon. This temple is thought to be established by Priest Euisang.
Its name Okryeonsa cam... |
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[Unramsa Temple]
It is located about 10m beneath the peak of Mt. Cheondeung in Sinan-ri of Anpyeong-myeon. About 1300 years ago, Priest Euisang established it for King Shinmun of the Shilla Empire. The temple was na... |
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[Seonseoksa Temple]
This building is located in Seonseoksa Temple on Mt. Seonseok of Incheon-ri in Wolhang-myeon and about 200m from Great King Sejong Offspring Umbilical Cord Center of Taebong Peak. |
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[Great King Sejong Offspring Umbilical Cord Center]
Great King Sejong Offspring Umbilical Cord Center on Taebong Peak of Mt. Seonseok of Inchon (742.4m) preserves the umbilical cords of 17 out of 18 legitimate princes of Great King Sejong (not includin... |
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[Noranggul and Geomeungul Kilns]
These kilns were designated as Jeju Special Self-governing Province Monument No. 5801 on April 17, 2002. This place used to make traditional earthenware. Gueok-ri Noranggul made the firing wall apar... |
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[Gosan Yoon, Seon Do]
Yoon, Seon Do (1587 ~ 1671) was a government officer and poet from the mid-Joseon Dynasty. |
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[Songchon Hot-pepper Village Cultural Heritages]
Songchon Hot-pepper Village has many cultural heritages nearby. The 3-story stone pagoda by Naju North Gate is designated as Treasure No. 50 and Seokdanggan by Naju East Gate as Treasure No. 49. Jeo... |
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[Brother Justice Shrine]
Hee Bo and Hee Yeol Kang are brothers who were born in Sinchon Village of Bonggang-myeon around 1560. The older brother, Hee Bo, gathered about 100 civil soldiers in Gwangyang and led them to Danseon... |
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[Traditional Home of Su Hyun Baek]
The Traditional Home of Su Hyun Baek is Historical Item No. 128 and was built as a hideout in the late Joseon Dynasty (1870s) by Queen Myeongseong. |
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[Goransa Temple]
Goransa Temple is located by Baekma River beneath Nakhwaam to the northwest of Buso Fortress, which was the last royal castle of Baekje. As Nakhwaam and Goransa Temple are formed by rocks, it does no... |
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[Nakhwaam]
Nakhwaam is a rocky wall that rises about 40m above sea level at the northern end of Mt. Buso. It is where the women of Baekje jumped off to kill themselves when Baekje was defeated by the Shilla-Tan... |
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[Cheongma Fortress]
Cheongma Fortress is the outer wall that was established in the late Baekje Empire to protect Sabi, the capital of Baekje. Currently, the west side of the castle is relatively well preserved. The we... |
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[Jeongrimsa Temple Site Five-story Stone Pagoda]
Jeongrimsa Temple Site Five-story Stone Pagoda is the stone pagoda from the late Baekje Empire. A five-story pagoda body is placed on a narrow and low single-story stylobate. General Sojeongbang of ... |
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[Songguk-ri Ancient Settlement]
Songguk-ri Village is located on a moderately sloped hill 40m above sea level. To the east and west of the village flow streams from north to south, and broad farmlands are covering the village throu... |
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[Jeongrimsa Temple Site Five-story Stone Pagoda]
Jeongrimsa Temple Site Five-story Stone Pagoda is the stone pagoda from the late Baekje Empire. A five-story pagoda body is placed on a narrow and low single-story stylobate. |
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[Cultural Assets/Temples]
Family name is Kim and pen name is Tonghyo.
Also called Pumil.
He left for Buddhist meditation at the age of 15 and received the rules of Buddhist priest in 829 (4th year of the reign of King Heun... |
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[Old Streets of Baekbongnyeong]
Baekbongnyeong’s real name is unknown, but 「Taengniji」 calls it Baekbongnyeong and 「Jeungpomunheonbigo」 and 「Yeojidoseo」 call it Baekbongnyeong or Hibokjae.
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[Birth Home of Sir Yi, Seok Jeong Tomb of General Ahn, Ui Baeksan Lecture Hall]
This is the birthplace of Sir Yi, Seok Jeong (1840∼1910; given name: Hyeongo), the master of Practical Science from the late Joseon Dynasty. |
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[ Unnim Art Studio]
This is Unnim Art Studio. Unnim probably was the best name for it because this mountainous area surrounded by countless peaks of Mt. Cheomchal must have had foggy forests every morning and evening. |
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[Monument of Sir Yi, Gyu Bok]
Sir Yi, Gyu Bok was born in Songseok-dong Buk-myeon Jeongseon-gun in 1707. His family origin was Gyeongju, given name was Baekgeun, and pen name was Songseokwa. |
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[Tomb of Jungyeong, Tomb of Yeonggyeong]
Tomb of Jungyeong is the tomb of General Yangmu, the 5th-generation ancestor of Joseon’s Founder King Taejo and Tomb of Yeonggyeong is the tomb of General Yangmu’s wife, Madame Yi. |
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[Historical Artifacts]
Samyong-ri of Iwol-myeon is a mountainous area that stretches along Mihocheon Stream, a tributary of the Geum River. |
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[Cheonggan Pavilion, Cheonhak Pavilion, Hwaamsa Temple, House of Eo, Myeong Gi ]
Cheonggan Pavilion is one of the eight beautiful scenes of Gwandong and eight beautiful sunrises of Mt. Seorak. Located at 81 Cheonggan-ri Toseong-myeon by the East Sea, Cheonggan Pavilion is a gable-... |
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[Gochang Castle]
Gochang Castle is a natural-stone castle erected by the people of Jeolla-do to prevent invasions in the 1st year of the reign of Joseon King Danjong (1453). |
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[Bukjangsa Temple]
Bukjangsa Temple Bukjangsa Temple is located at 38 Bukjang-ri Naeseo-myeon on Mt. Cheonju. As a temple of Jogye Order, we presume its establishment took place during the Shilla empire. It was recons... |
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[Nearby Attractions (Sinoe-dong Teojugari Shrine)]
Sinoe-dong Teojugari Shrine is currently not designated as a cultural heritage, but has been succeeded for a long time. Sinoe-dong is divided into 1-ri and 2-ri. |
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[Nearby Attractions (Tomb of General Nam, Ee)]
The Tomb of General Nam, Ee was designated as Gyeonggi-do Folk Item No. 13 on July 10, 1973 and is plated on a double-layer stone terrace in Namjeon-ri Bibong-myeon, Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do. |
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[Nearby Attractions (Old Home of Jeong, Won Chae)]
The Old Home of Jeong, Won Chae was designated as Gyeonggi-do Folk Item No. 6 on June 28, 1985. Located in Songnim-ri Namyang-myeon Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do, this house is a mansion from the late Joseon ... |
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[Nearby Attractions (Sunguijeon Palace)]
Sunguijeon Palace is located on a hidden edge of Mt. Ami and cherishes many stories and memories from the history of Korea by Imjin River.
Currently, it enshrines tablets of King Taejo, King Hyeonjo... |
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[Nearby Attractions (Tomb and Birth Home Site of Heo, Mok)]
This is the tomb of Heo, Mok (1595-1682), a great scholar and calligrapher from the mid Joseon Dynasty. Heo, Mok’s given name was Munbo or Hwabo, pen name was Misu, and family origin was Yangcheon. |
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[Nearby Attractions (Tomb of General Jeong, Bal)]
Jeong, Bal (1553-1592) was a government officer in the mid Joseon Dynasty who was born in Baekseok-ri. His given name was Jago, pen name was Baegun, and family origin was Gyeongju. |
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[Attraction (Mt. Yangja Hiking Trail)]
Mt. Yangja is where Gangsang-myeon and Gangha-myeon to the southwest of Yangpyeong-gun and Sanbuk-myeon of Yeoju-gu meet. Because it is moderately sloped and easy to access from the metropolitan area... |
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[Attractions (Namhan River Training Center)]
his is a training facility that includes an auditorium, seminar room, and lecture halls for various multimedia training lectures and seminars. Trainees that participated in lectures or seminars can c... |
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[Attractions (Gwangtan Recreation Park)]
Pass Yongmun to arrive at Gwangtan Recreation Park. This is where you can enjoy the fresh scent of grass, the songs of crickets and birds, and the picture-perfect scenery of Gwangtan Valley surrounde... |
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[Nearby Attractions (Jukju Fortress)]
Jukju Fortress is located on Mt. Bibong in Maesan-ri. Jukju Fortress’ inner walls were built during the Shilla Empire and outer walls during the Goryeo Dynasty. |
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[Attractions (Chiljangsa Temple)]
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[Mangilsa]
Mangilsa in the southeast direction from Daesan-eup is located at 170m above sea level of Mangilsan, about 1km away along the road to Unsan-ri to east from seat of Daesan-eup office. |
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[General Gwonyul’s Grave]
The grave of General Gwonyul(1537~1599). His family town is Andong, name Unshin, pen name Manchwidang and Moak, and poetry pseudonym Chungjang. He passed his military officer’s exam in 1582, and becam... |
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[Lee Sugwang’s Grave]
The grave of Jibong Les Sugwang(1563~1628), a scholar of Confucianism and literature in the mid-Joseon period. |
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[Cheonsuam]
Cheonsuam is a very beautiful temple. There are old pine trees on the both side of the path to the temple, also there are many bamboos are surrounding the temple. |
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[Lee, Ji-Ham’s Grave]
Lee, Ji-Ham is a scholar in the middle of Cho-seon dynasty, his family house is Hansan and his pen name is To-Jeong. |
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[Shin, Gyeongseop's House]
This is a Korean style house which was built at the end of the Choseon Dynasty. It was built of big wood which was used for rich people's main building. |
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[Hwa-am Auditorium]
This auditorium is built in remembrance of the scholarly and moral conduct of Lee, Ji-Ham, Lee, San-Bo, Lee, Mong-Gyu. Lee, Ji-Ham (1517∼1578) is a scholar in the middle of Cho-seon dynasty, his pen n... |
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[Mr. Kim, Jin-Han]
Mr. Kim, Jin-Han is Korean intangible cultural asset No.6.
He makes the traditional Nompo ink stone after succeeded his grandfather Kim, Hyeong-Su, and his father Kim, Gap-Yong. He is maintaining hi... |
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[5-story stupa in Jeongrimsa site]
This is a stupa in Jeongrimsa site of Buyeo, which has the shape that 5-story body stands on the narrow and low 1 stylobate. So Jeong Bang, general of Tang who conquered Baekjae with allied forces wit... |
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[Buyeo Sedo General Village]
This is an incense burner of Baekjae founded with about 450 relics in a hole in the west part of a temple site between Baekjae Naseong and Neungsanri old tombs group.
It is a great incense burner of... |
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[Chusa’s Calligraphic Stone Engraving ]
The engraved article is thought to be the work of the great scholar and artisit of the late Joseon, Chusa Jeonghee Kim |
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[Visit to a prehistoric site]
Oido Paechong is the largest shell mound in the West Sea coast, and it is not only the only historic site from which to learn the situation of the relationship between the north and south during the N... |
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[Namyang Temple Three-Level Stone Tower]
Namyang Temple Three-Level Stone Tower is Gyeongsangbuk-do’s Cultural Item #71.
A book called ‘Seonsangji’ records, ‘Namyang Temple was located beneath Taejobong,’ telling us that Namyang Temple used... |
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[Rock, Others]
This is located in San 80, Shinbong-li, was used for the ritual ceremony, also it is known that ginseng was produced in here. |
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[Yonghwasa/Seokju yerae Ipsang]
The temple, which is located at the bottom of Goryong mountain at Shinbong-li, was repaired 48 years ago, and it is the sight of a Seokju yerae Ipsang. |
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[Seolbong Mountain Cattle ]
Seolbong mountain is in the Icheon, and about 30,000 pyeong high lands is the site of ancient cattle which has Kalrock in the center with 7 - 8 ridge. |
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[Icheon Cultural Asset]
Cultural Heritage No. 41.This is in the mountain at the south side of Jaseok-li, Seolsung-Myeon. |
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[The Tomb of Jo, Heon]
The Tomb of Jo, Heon was designated Chungcheong Provincial Monument No. 14 on December 21, 1976 and is managed by the Jo Family of Baecheon. When Jo, Heon was killed during a battle with his 700 warr... |
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[Introduction to Apdokguk]
Imdang ancient tomb is a great ancient tomb that represents the Gyeongsan region and is located throughout Gyeongsan-si, Imdang-dong, Joyeong-dong, Amnyang-myun, and Bujeong-ri. It was made during the... |
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[Dolmen Graveyard]
Four graves of Dolmen are left. Each in north, east, southeast and where pavilion tree in Changcheon Village is. |
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[Gogyeonsa Temple]
It is originiated from Gyeonamsa Temple which were built by priest Wonhyo in the 7th year of King Munmu of Silla(667) |
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[Okdong Lecture Hall]
Okdong Lecture Hall from the Joseon Dynasty was established along with Baekhwa Lecture Hall in 1518 (13th year of the reign of King Jungjong) to cherish the knowledge and virtue of Hee Hwang (pen name... |
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[Sanyang Lecture Hall and Myojeong Monument]
In the 5th year of the reign of Joseon King Sejong, Gwandong Province saw a severe drought. King Sejong urgently dispatched Hwang, Hee as the Governor of Gangwon-do in aid to the local people of Gwan... |
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[Cultural Assets/Temple]
Wonhyo, a Buddhist priest, built Pyochung Temple in the first year (654) of Muyeol King’s region of Shilla Kingdom. It is a temple where the priest led the national salvation to save our week country... |
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[Waujeongsa Temple]
Waujeongsa Temple attends many Buddha statues like a Buddha museum while being a Buddhist temple. And it is well decorated like a park |
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[Janggyeongsa Temple and the old house of General Ju-Kuk Lee]
○ Even though Janggyeongsa Temple is small, the temple was built by Buddhist Priest Gyeong Han, who created “Jikjisimgyeong (the best metal types in Goryeo),” and is currently devoted by five Buddhist... |
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[Gobun (Old Tomb) of Naengsu-ri]
Gobun (Old Tomb) of Naengsu-ri is from the Shilla Dynasty (around 6th century B.C.E.) and is the largest Gobun with a lateral stone chamber among the ones found to the south of Han River. |
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[Bubgwang Temple]
This place is the remains of Bubgwang Temple in Mt. Bihak located in Sangeup-ri Shingwang-myeon Pohang. |
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[The Tomb of General Wan Kim]
Designation: Monument #49 (Oct 2, 1981) |
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[Jeongdong Well]
Jeongdong is the largest village in Shinhak-ri and was called Saemgol because it has a large well. It was formed 1,000 year ago. |
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Wonhyo, a Buddhist priest, built Pyochung Temple in the first year (654) of Muyeol King’s region of Shilla Kingdom. |
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[Hwangryong Temple]
Hwangryong Temple, which was established October 1, 1972, has Daeungjeon (main building), two units of dormitories, Sanshingak, and two stone lanterns, two seven-level stone towers, and a stone Buddha... |
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[A pride of Hadomun Village ? Kim, Geun-Su’s House!! ]
The traditional house of Kim, Geun-Su is a house from the Joseon Dynasty and is located in Domun-dong of Sokcho. It was designated Gangwon Cultural Item No. 64 on January 17, |
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[Iseongdae]
Feel the breaths of wise scholars~ Iseongdae of Mt. Nochu!!
Iseongdae, which is located in a mid-height ridgeline around 1,322m above sea level, is a two-story wooden structure that is surrounded by... |
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[Temple]
Biryong Temple, which is located beneath a mountain, is a small rest area within the village.
Spring azalea in spring, greenness in summer, autumn leaves in autumn, snow-covered landscapes in winter ... |
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[General Jeon, Bong Jun’s Death Place]
Dreaming of a world of farmers
Sunchang Sannaedle Village is where General Jeon, Bong Jun, the pioneer of Donghak Farmers' Movement, was captured by the Japanese soldiers. |
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[Spirit of 10,000 People]
The Spirit of 10,000 People enshrines 10,000 civil, official, and royal soldiers who died fighting for our country during the Japanese Reinvasion of 1597 and Chunyeol Temple enshrines the tablets of 5... |
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[Cultural Properties]
Bangha-ri Kobun-gun is in right across the Dundeok-myeon Georim-ri. Highland is well developed in south of Bangha Village and it is now cultivated as crop field. |
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[Manghae Temple]
It is possible to arrive in 5 minutes by driving from Shimpo harbor to Manghae Temple. The observatory of the temple, which is the top of the temple, has a great view; and you can see the sea line in ... |
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[Kumsan Temple]
Kumsan Temple which is located at the entrance of Moak mountain provincial park was built in the first year of Bupking in Baekje (599) and repaired by a monk named Jinpyo in 776 and was shaped like a ... |
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[Unmun Temple]
Unmun Temple, located in Mr. Hogeo in Shinwon-ri of Unmun-myeon, is the branch temple of Donghwa Temple, the head temple of the 9th District of a Buddhist sector of Korea (Jogye). According to the 「H... |
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[Jeokcheon Temple]
In the 4th year of the reign of Shilla King Munmu, (文武王, 664 B.C.E.), Great Priest Wonhyo (元曉大師,617∼686 B.C.E.) established Jeokcheon Temple as a cave. In 828 (the 3rd year of the reign of Shilla Kin... |
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[Mulpeginongyo]
Mulpeginongyo is a folk game originated in Buri-myeon Pyeongcheon-ri. Farmers used to dance and enjoy with Mulpeginongyo song. |
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[Nongbaukkeusigi]
Nongbaukkeusigi is a ritual for rain done by people from Eojae Village and villages vicinity of Jewon-myeon. |
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[Myeongdarigut of Sopo]
It is a religious ritual of shamanism that has been transmitted through many villages in Jindo. |
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[Datbae Songs of Sopo]
Jindo’s Datbae Songs originated from about 200 years ago. |
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[Ganggangsullae of Sopo]
The origin of Ganggangsullae is unknown, but the local ladies and girls leisurely gathered under bright moons to enjoy Ganggangsullae. |
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[Beteul (Loom) Songs of Sopo]
Jindo’s Sopo Beteul Songs were leisurely sung by local women who were overworked to produce textiles on manual looms, which is only in our memories due to mechanization, to satisfy their resentment an... |
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[Geolgun Percussion Performance of Sopo]
Geolgun percussion performance of Sopo originated from the time of Japanese Invasin of 1592. |
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[Aewol Coastal Way]
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[Seondol (Monolith)]
There are two pieces of Seondol lying in front of the main gate of Yongha Elementary school. The villagers have called them Dudolbaegi or Ssangdolbaegi as these two large pieces are lying by each othe... |
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[Moguam of Bubcheon Temple]
Moguam of Bubcheon Temple was appointed the Cultural Item No. 82. Located in Mt. Seungdal of Dalsan-ri in Mongtan-myeon, was established by Priest Jeongmyeong from a country off China’s western borde... |
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[Jangan Temple]
Busan Gwangyeok-si Gijang-gun Jangan-eup Jangan-ri #598 |
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[Bulgori Mirekubul (Local Heritage No.29)]
Cultural heritage
The village has many myths surrounding Gasibeol, Ganarigogae hill, Buldanggol and the shrine. In the middle of Cheupsan Mountain, a shamanist ceremony site can still be found. The p... |
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[The Toad Stone]
The Seomjin River crossing has a Legend that has given the Seomjin river its name. The legend of the toad. |
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[Suwoljeong]
The Suwoljeong is located inside the Maehwa Village. During the Joseon dynasty the local governor had spent his time in exile in this village leaving great works of literature. |
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[Jikji Temple]
Mt. Hwangak is marked as Mt. Hwanghak in maps as it was called so in the old times because of the frequent visits of cranes (Hak), but it is called Mr. Hwangak in Jikji Tample’s tablet 《Taengniji (擇里... |
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[Welcoming the Nw Year]
Welcoming the Nw Year
(Traditional Experience ? You can have fun without TV or computer. Gulleongsoi, Jegi, Biseokchigi and ddakjichigi ? you can try fun games that your dad and mum used to play. Do... |
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[Jikji Cultural Park]
Jikji Cultural Park is centered on its musical and artistic water fountain. |
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[Birth House of Lee, Byeong-Gi]
1) Birth House of Lee, Byeong-Gi
It is the birth house of Lee, Byeong-gi (1891∼1968), a Korean classical scholar and poet. |
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[Nojeokbong]
Walk up about five minutes from Deunggu Stone Sign of Mt. Yudal that is about five minutes from Mokpo Station and you can see Nojeokbong, a huge rocky summit of Mt. Yudal located to the left of Deungg... |
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[Yeongnam Jeil Gate]
Yeongnam Jeil Gate is a steel-reinforced concrete structure that is 12m in height and 50m in length and is a Korean-style structure with multi-layered gambrel and gable tile roofing. |
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[Jeongto Temple]
Jeongto Temple
Damun, a Zen Master, built Jeongto Temple in the 25th year of King Chungnyeol in Korea Dynasty. In Chosun Dynasty, Jinmuk Buddhist priest built Yaksa Shrine inside the temple. |
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[Temple]
Overall, it has luxurious forests and great rock cliffs and harmonizes bizarre-looking rocks and peaks with old pine trees. There is Ihwaryeong by its border to Mt. Baekhwa on the south and Joryeong ... |
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[Chungjeol temple]
There is a ruin that was once the headquarters of General Choe, Dae-Seong. After getting on principal highway number 2 and crossing a stream. That is where General Choe, Dae-Seong died after being amb... |
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[Bonggammojeon]
‘Bonggammojeon,’ is a five stoned pagoda and is one of Korea’s National Treasures (Treasure No.187, Designated August 22 1977). |
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[Golden Rose of Sharon Street ]
The Golden Rose of Sharon Street is a street filled with golden rose of Sharon that only inhabits in Soan-do, especially in Wolhang, in Korea. Wolhang aims to become a pioneer of the rose of Sharon m... |
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[Eunhae Temple]
As the head temple of the 10th District of a Korea’s Buddhist sector (Jogye), it is located on the eastern foot of Mt. Palgong that is 19km to the west of downtown Yeongcheon. It was originally estab... |
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[Unnimsanbang]
Unnimsanbang was probably named because Mt. Cheomchal’s peaks in the deep mountains forms Unnim (cloudy forests) every morning and evening and because “cloudy forests” corresponds to the philosophies ... |
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[Isikrae Houses]
A small straw-roofing gatehouse appears through a long pathway along the walls and the detached house is located in the middle of a bamboo forest to the west. |
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[Iyonguk Houses]
It is most beautiful in Ganggol village and located in the middle of the village.
According to the sign on the door we know the building was built in 1902, and a guest room is older. |
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[The tomb of Sejong the Great]
Sejong the Great, fourth king of the Joseon Dynasty (Reign 1418~1450), and Queen Soheon whose family was Sin were buried together in the tomb. As one of the greatest kings in our history, Sejong the G... |
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[Pasaseong Castle]
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[Gochang-eup Fortress]
Gochang-eup Fortress is a natural stone fortress that the people of Jeolla-do built to defend their homes and families from Japanese invasions during the first year of the reign of Joseon King Danjong... |
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[Godalsaji]
Godalsa Temple was built in the 23rd year of King Gyeong Deok of Silla (764) and is also called Godalwon. It has been one of the three famous Buddhist temples, i.e. Dobongwon (道峰院), Hiyangwon (曦陽院), a... |
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[Igeumjae Houses]
In a valley facing Mt. Obong, along the oceanside there are many houses, and in the middle of the village there is a pond. Entering the alley of a trifoliate orange tree fence east of the pond, |
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[Sangwonsa Temple (Traditional Temple No. 49)]
Sangwonsa Temple (Traditional Temple No. 49)
The temple’s foundation date is not cleare, although the record of the King Sejo visiting the temple makes it possible to presume that the holy temple of... |
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[Seongryun Temple]
At Seongryun Temple, We can meet priest Chunghwa who was born in 1923 at Muan-gun, Jeonnam and attained Buddha hood at Nov.12 2003 and entered Buddha at 1946 as 24 years old and did ascetic exercise f... |
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[YongdamHanggyo]
Name of cultural asset: YongdamHanggyo
Number of appointment: cultural asset data number 17
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