Exploring playgrounds and neighborhoods in Daegu | Travel Course | K-Travel Mate

E-World is a theme park that began reconstruction with tower construction and comprehensive theme park development in October 1987, finalized its master plan in 1993, and opened in March 1995. It is designed as a European-style urban park decorated with waterfalls, fountains, lighting, and flowers, offering rides, exhibition and art spaces, and clean dining areas for all ages. E-World provides various plazas according to different themes, offering visitors new experiences and enjoyment. Notable spaces include the Entrance Plaza located at the entrance, the Central Plaza in the center of the land, the Children's Plaza for kids, and Young Town Plaza for youth.

The 83 Tower (Daegu Tower) is the sky palace symbolizing Daegu, featuring an observatory with panoramic views of Daegu city, a communication promotion center, a science museum, and a special exhibition hall. It also offers hotel-style services with three major steak houses and a food court where the whole family can enjoy without burden. Visitors can see different seasonal landscapes from the observatory. While there is an elevator, walking up along the Starlight Road allows you to enjoy beautiful night views. Inside the building, there are various photo zones to capture precious memories.

Seonghwasa Temple (聖華寺) is a temple located in Seongdang-dong, Dalseo-gu, Daegu Metropolitan City, and is a branch temple of Haeinsa, the main temple of the 12th district of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. It was founded in July 1978 by founder Bodhisattva Jeon Bok-jo with the purpose of "purifying citizens' minds through Buddhist propagation." Later, in 1994, the temple was expanded into its current form by Monk Jingak. This temple is known for practicing Taijiquan for mental purification and physical training. Due to its relatively modern founding, the temple grounds and architectural style consist of a modern three-story concrete building. It focuses on practice within the urban area (Seongdang-dong) and everyday life (such as sharing compassion with neighbors in need).

Mabijeong Village (馬飛亭) in Bonri 2-ri, Hwawon-eup, Dalseong-gun, Daegu, which holds a sad legend about horses, has recently transformed into a 'mural village' through the Green Rural Experience Village Project, becoming a prominent tourist attraction not only in Daegu but nationwide. It is also known as a filming location for the popular SBS variety show Running Man, drawing many domestic and international visitors. The entire village is decorated with murals depicting the nostalgic rural landscape of the 1960s and 70s, using earthen walls and stone walls. Visitors can enjoy murals while experiencing nature, including the nation's only connected tree + intertwined tree love tree, the oldest lacquer tree in Korea, bamboo tunnel paths, and ipap tree tunnel paths.