華やかで切なく、ミリャン春の迎え | 旅行コース | K-Travel Mate

경상남도 밀양시 내일동에 있는 조선시대 사당으로 밀양 남천강 옆의 영남루 바로 아래 대나무숲 속에 있다.

Yerim Seowon, located in Bubuk-myeon, Miryang-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, was built to honor the scholarship and virtue of Kim Jong-jik of the early Joseon period and to provide Confucian education to the local people. It was established in 1567 during the reign of King Myeongjong of Joseon and enshrined memorial tablets. It was burned during the Imjin War and rebuilt in 1606. Originally, in 1567 during King Myeongjong's reign, the magistrate Lee Gyeong-u built the seowon at Deoksung-dong, the old site of Yeongwonsa Temple under Jasasan Mountain, consulting with Toegye Yi Hwang, calling it Deoksung Seowon. In 1635, it was moved to Yerim-ri, Sangnam-myeon, renamed Yerim Seowon, and honored Park Han-ju and Shin Gye-seong as well. In 1680, it was relocated to its current site. The building structure follows the layout of jeonhak-hu-myo, with educational spaces in front and ritual spaces behind. The site includes the shrine Yukdeoksa, the lecture hall for scholars, living quarters Donseonjae and Jikbangjae, as well as Jeonsacheong and Doksheoru.

Located northeast of Chodong-myeon, Miryang-si, Miryang Kkotsaemi Village has been inhabited for over 200 years by the Miryang Son, Gyeongju Lee, and Pyeongsan Shin clans living together like brothers. Jongsan Mountain, the tail end of the Taebaek mountain range, surrounds the village like a folding screen, with clouds swirling around the mountain waist and the shape of a phoenix spreading its wings. The village features clear valleys, beautiful natural scenery, and a night sky sparkling with stars. There are various attractions in Kkotsaemi Village. The most notable is the 108 stone pagodas at the village entrance, which are said to grant one wish. The sight of stone pagodas combined with Jangseung (traditional Korean totem poles) creates a unique landscape not seen in other villages. Bangdong Reservoir at the entrance adds charm, while the spring called Chamsaem and Jongsan Mountain behind the village offer additional sights.