DALSEONG PARK - Daegu Korea

Dalseong Park is conveniently located in the heart of the city. With several historic sites and a zoo, the park is used as an educational field for children and youth. Dalseong Park, occupying about 126,576㎡ in Daegu's central district, officially opened in the year of 1969. Since then it has been the most beloved public garden to the citizens of Daegu.

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Gwanpungnu Pavilion

(Daegu Cultural Property material No. 3)

Gwanpungnu is a pavilion built on the Pojeongmun, the front gate of a government building of Gyeong-sanggamyeong of the latter period of the Joseon Dynasty. Gwangpungnu literally means a viewing stand where a governor could see what was going on downtown.

Children's Charter Monument

Statue of Choi je-u
(the founder of Donghak an Eastern Scholastic Religion)

Monument of Seo Byeong-o

Elephant

Bear

Zebra

Tiger

Peacock

(Indian Peafowl)

Deer

Chimpanzee

Mallard

Common Heron

White Stork

Wooper Swan

Mallards

White-tailed Sea Eagle

Swinhoe's Pheasant

Silver Pheasant

Golden Pheasant (yellow)

05.02.2009

HAEYANG PARK - Jinhae

04.30.2009

JINHAE ART VILLAGE

A coastal road of 20 km distance runs from Haengam to Angol Village and it is being highlighted as one of the new scenic attractions of Jinhae. It is a perfect driving course along a beautiful natural scenery for families to enjoy and a good place for photography.

04.30.2009