漢方テーマパークで楽しむヒーリング旅行 | 旅行コース | K-Travel Mate

국도3호선 (진주-함양)을 따라 가다보면 경호강 줄기와 어울러져 시골 풍경을 그리는 조그만 면소재지가 나온다. 여기엔 민물고기를 주원료로 하는 식당이 나란히 있는데 그중 하나가 생초식당이다. 음식맛이 깔끔할 뿐만 아니라 인심이 후해 장거리 기사들이 많이 이용한다. SBS , KBS , MBC 등 방송에 수차례 출연하여 생초면 원조 민물고기 전문식당으로 가장 유명한 식당이며 모범식당이다. 경상남도지사 표준 식당으로 지정되어 있다.

This stone tomb is said to be the grave of Guhyeong, the 10th king of Gaya and the great-grandfather of Kim Yushin. He became king of Gaya in 521 and ruled for 11 years until 532 when he surrendered territory to King Beopheung of Silla. There are two theories about this tomb: one that it is a stone pagoda, based on similar structures found in Andong and Uiseong regions, and another that it is a royal tomb, supported by records in Donggukyeojiseungnam and the San-eum-hyeon Sancheon section stating, "In the mountains 40 ri from the county, there is a stone structure called the nine dragons with layered sides, traditionally said to be a royal tomb." The first record naming the tomb after the king appears in the Joseon-era scholar Hong Ui-young's Wangsan Simneung, mentioning the temple Wangsan-sa west of the tomb, where the Wangsan-sa Chronicles refer to it as Guhyeongwangneung. Unlike ordinary tombs, it is constructed with a stepped stone base on a sloped hill. It has seven layers at the front, and uses the hill's natural slope at the back rather than creating a flat stepped pyramid. The tomb's summit is oval-shaped. In the center of the stone tomb is a stele inscribed 'Garakkuk Yangwangneung,' with stone artifacts in front, which are recently added facilities. Previously called Jeon Guhyeongwangneung, its official name was changed and announced in July 2011 to Sancheong Jeon Guhyeong Royal Tomb.