Suseongmot Lake Resort is located at the foot of the northwest side of Yongjibong Peak (altitude 629 meters) in Beommul-dong and offers outstanding scenery including gently sloping mountains along with Suseongmot Lake. The resort is centered around Suseongmot Lake, established in 1925 with 700,000 pondage in a circumference of 2,020 meters. The total area of the park is 218,000 ㎡.
Suseongmot Lake is an artificial lake created in 1925 during the Japanese colonial period to supply water for agriculture to rural areas. Today, it is no longer used for agricultural purposes, but has been turned into a resting area. Nearby the lake is Suseong Land which houses benches, walking paths, a ferry dock, and entertainment facilities such as a Viking ship, bumper cars, and merry-go-round. In addition, visitors can enjoy a duck boat ride, view of Dusanpokpo Falls and other exciting places perfect for excursions. The lake has a music fountain that operates four times a day from May to October.
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Suseongmot Lake Resort, where Ha-na prepares to send Robin off, is one of the most popular hangouts in Daegu. It is particularly beautiful at night, when the lake and the fountain shows are illuminated by the lights of the city.
Suseong Recreation Area is located at the lower part of the ridge stretching northwest from Beommul-dong Yongjibong (629m), surrounded by gentle hills and Suseongmot, creating a natural scenic beauty. Formed around Suseongmot, constructed in 1925, it has a storage capacity of 700,000 tons and covers an area of 218,000㎡ with a circumference of 2,020m. Suseongmot was an artificial pond built in 1925 during the Japanese occupation for agricultural water supply. Now, it is used as a waterside relaxation space boasting abundant water year-round. Around Suseongmot, Suseong Land with benches, trees, walking trails, a cruise ship dock, spaceship, cruise ship, Viking, bumper cars, carousel, and other amusement facilities create the recreation area. With boating and pedal boats as well as attractions like a children's playground and Dusan Waterfall, it is perfect for family outings and couples' dates. The Suseongmot media art musical fountain offers a unique spectacle. ◎ Travel info to experience Hallyu charm - The recreation area featured in the drama , where Robin and Hana prepared their sorrowful farewell, is a representative healing spot for Daegu residents. At night, you can see the lights surrounding the pond, the urban nightscape, and the dazzling fountain show.
Arte Suseong Land is Daegu's first amusement park, located in Sang-dong, Suseong-gu. It features 12 types of rides for children, an indoor ice rink, and animal feeding experiences. Traditional games such as jegichagi, top spinning, and tuho throwing are also available. The park offers various facilities including an airplane cafe, observation garden, and barbecue area. The picnic garden can host small weddings, outdoor weddings, first birthday parties, 60th birthday celebrations, corporate events, and sports festivals. Seasonal cultural events are planned, and hands-on workshops for woodworking, pottery, leather craft, plant art, and calligraphy are operated.
This hill in Dusan-dong, Suseong-gu, Daegu Metropolitan City honors the national poet Sanghwa Lee. It is a place dedicated to Lee Sanghwa (李相和), a national resistance poet famous for 'Does Spring Come to the Stolen Fields?'. Within Sanghwa Hill, there is a poetry and literature street featuring various sculptures related to Lee Sanghwa. Key facilities include a central square, lawn square, water feature, tennis courts, basketball courts, and badminton courts. Convenience facilities include a bicycle storage, public phone, restrooms, drinking fountain, and parking lot.
Bongsan Seowon began in the 11th year of King Yeongjo's reign in the Joseon Dynasty (1735) when descendants built a shrine dedicated to Seonsaeng Son Lin (孫遴). By the 3rd year of King Sunjo's reign (1803), it was called Bongsan Seowon. However, in 1864, the seowon was abolished under the Seowon Abolition Order. In 1967, a lecture hall was rebuilt and named Gyeongmojae (敬慕齋). In 1996, thanks to the efforts of descendants, the lecture hall Jihangdang (砥行堂) was constructed, along with Bongsamsa Shrine (鳳岩祠) on the site of the east study, and Songdokjae (誦讀齋) as the west study. A memorial stele honoring Seonsaeng Son Lin was also erected. In 2009, Jihangdang was extensively renovated due to deterioration. The layout and size of the buildings show that upon entering the outer gate called Jihangmun, a gatehouse with a traditional peaked roof, the stele of Mun Tan Son Seonsaeng stands on the right and the lecture hall is opposite it. The lecture hall bears two signs: Bongsan Seowon and Jihangdang. (Source: Haengbok Suseong Culture and Tourism)
This Seowon was reestablished in 1993 as a Seowon from Cheommogjae (瞻慕齋), which was built to honor Nam Eun (南隱) Seo Seop (徐涉), an early Joseon Dynasty civil official known for his upright integrity. Seo Seop was the patriarch of the Dalseong Seo clan's Panseo branch, passed the grand civil service exam during King Sejong's reign, and served as Minister of Personnel under King Danjong. After King Sejo's usurpation, he resigned from office, returned home, changed his pen name from Namae (南涯) to Nam Eun (南隱), and lived in seclusion until his death. His descendants knew little about him until over 80 years ago when his old house was torn down and his writings and biography were found in a box hidden in the ceiling, revealing his loyalty and integrity widely. In 1926, descendants built Cheommogjae near his tomb in Hwanggeum-dong, and in 1954 it was rebuilt with a stele erected. The Seowon's main hall has four rooms and is called Chungjeongdang (忠正堂). The east dormitory, Guinjae (求仁齋), and the west dormitory, Jonseongjae (存誠齋), each have three rooms. The shrine, Gyeonguisa (景義祠), is located behind the main hall. On the west wall above the main hall hangs Yi Surak's Doksan Seowon-gi (德山書院記) plaque, with couplets on the pillars. The outer gate is Sungjeolmun (崇節門), and the inner gate is Yuhyeonmun (維賢門). To the east of the main hall is the stele and pavilion of Nam Eun Seo Seonsaeng Shindobi (南隱 徐先生神道碑), and to the south of the hall is the Doksan Seowon historic site stele. (Source: Haengbok Suseong Cultural Tourism)
