Chunghyeon History Park | Attraction Guide | K-Travel Mate

Chunghyeon History Park is a park themed around the historical records of Ori Yi Won-ik, a prime minister during the Joseon Dynasty. In the approximately 1,400-pyeong park, visitors can explore the political thoughts and philosophies of Yi Won-ik throughout the park. Cultural heritage sites include Ori Yi Won-ik's ancestral home, Gwanguamdang, Yi Won-ik's portrait, the site of Chunghyeon Seowon, his tomb, and a stele. It takes about five minutes on foot from Chunghyeon History Park toward Soha Intersection to reach Ori Yi Won-ik's old house, the Chunghyeon Museum, and Chunghyeon Seowon. The Chunghyeon Museum, established by Yi Won-ik's descendants, is the only clan museum in the country. Here, visitors can see Yi Won-ik's portrait and Gwanguamdang, which was bestowed by the Joseon king, as well as various other materials related to Yi Won-ik.