充满家人笑声的一天 | 旅行路线 | K-Travel Mate

Nampyeong Mun Clan Ancestral Residence is the site where the Nampyeong Mun family established their settlement by organizing the land and roads in a grid pattern according to the Jeongjeon method on a geomantically auspicious site where a temple originally stood. Currently, there are nine houses and two pavilions within the settlement, with low walls built along the roads facing the residential area. Subongjeongsa is the representative building here, located at the front of the settlement; it served both to welcome guests and as a large venue for clan gatherings, with a beautifully decorated garden. Gwanggeodang was a place for young members to study and cultivate their learning and refinement, while Insumungo preserved over 10,000 books and the clan’s treasures.

A Korean traditional set menu restaurant located within 2km of Daegu Arboretum, with main dishes including Korean beef ribs and other set menus. It offers the most Korean flavors certified by the Korean Cuisine Master and serves healthy food for our body. Especially, the food is prepared using natural seasonings, and as a member of the Daegu Yeon-yori Research Association, it is also famous for medicinal cuisine. The restaurant has large and small rooms including private rooms, and provides spaces suitable for the nature of gatherings when reservations are made.

Dodong Seowon is a seowon dedicated to the Confucian scholar Han Hwendang Kim Gwingpil. The meaning of 'Dodong (道東)' refers to ‘the way of Neo-Confucianism coming from the east.’ It is one of the 47 seowon that were not abolished under Heungseon Daewongun’s 1865 order to close seowon and is considered one of Korea’s five major seowon. In 2019, it was listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage as part of the 'Korean Seowon.' It is the first site in the country whose wall was designated as a Treasure. The 400-year-old ginkgo tree and the view of the Nakdong River flowing beside the seowon recall a scene from an East Asian painting, embodying the spirit of the ancient scholars.