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Dae Jang Geum Park

Hyeminseo: Medical institution Hyeminseo is a medical institution that had provided drugs, treatment, and education for female physicians from the Goryeo Dynasty to the Joseon Dynasty. It was built to film Maui, the drama starring Cho Seung-woo and Lee Yo Won and depicting a vet turned top physician.On the way down from Hyeminseo is Jeonokseo (prison of Joseon). The structure served as the main background of Okjunghwa or the Flower in Prison, which details the story of a prodigy girl who was born in prison but got involved in a mystery. Visitors can enter into the circular black wooden prison cell and pose like a sinner for a special shot. Not far from the jail is Yeonmujang where warriors practiced their skills. Located at the foot of the hill of the sets is a royal costumes center. Costumes of drama protagonists or traditional Korean outfits are available to be tried on and even photographed in at the studio. (KRW 20,000 for protagonist costumes, KRW 15,000 for traditional costumes, KRW 20,000 for studio photography)

LocationYongin

TypeTheme Park
Dae Jang Geum Park

Muryangsujeon Hall: With the best view in the park & Moon Embracing the Sun Cafe The hall is a replica of Muyrangsujeon Hall of Buseoksa Temple built during the Goryeo Dynasty, S. Korea’s national treasure and a UNESCO World Heritage.At the entrance of the hall that sits on the highest ground of the park is a 2-story Anyangnu Pavilion that offers an uninterrupted view of the gorgeous Dae Jang Geum Park. Capture the scenery of diverse traditional Korean architectures! On the left of the hall is Promotion Hall, where drama scripts are on display and videos are played. On the other side of the hall are a traditional tea shop (Moon Embracing the Sun) and a souvenir shop.Have a seat in the terrace at the outdoor garden of the café, which is a hidden attraction where one can have tea in an elegant hanok pavilion and enjoy the view of Dae Jang Geum Park.

LocationYongin

TypeTheme Park
Dae Jang Geum Park

Yeolseongak Pavilion: Harmony of scenic garden and architecture A replica of post-Three Kingdoms’ period architecture and one of the most beautiful architecture in the park, the pavilion was a gathering place of young warriors and their leaders during the Silla period.It is where the Great Queen Seondeok, which depicts the life of Korea’s first queen, was shot; the premises also include the palace of Misil, the queen’s archrival. Other dramas describing the lives of royal families such as Dong Yi and Moon Embracing the Sun were also filmed here. The dazzling and graceful buildings offer a great backdrop for taking a selfie.Over the beautiful pavilion is Gamchalbu where the protagonist of Dong Yi chased and investigated a criminal.

LocationYongin

TypeTheme Park
Dae Jang Geum Park

Jeojatgeori: Explore the traditional market place It often appears in historical dramas -- a broad assortment of shops and vendors selling cloths, rice and grain, ornaments, shoes, lanterns, books, simple meals, and alcohol. Take a walk in the street and have a look at the traditional Korean items on display: ornaments, masks, shoes, hanboks (costumes), household goods and many others. Right next to the commoners’ street stands Injeongjeon Hall, where a king or a queen performs ceremonies. Explore the grand palace and pose in front of the hall. The scene of the 19th episode of Moon Embracing the Sun starring Kim Soo-hyun, Han Ga-in, and Jung Ilwoo, where the two male protagonists were confronting each other, was filmed in front of Injeongjeon Hall. Behind the hall are Gyujanggak (royal library), Junggungjeon Palace (queen’s palace) with a beautiful garden, and Donggungjeon (crown prince’s palace).

LocationYongin

TypeTheme Park
Dae Jang Geum Park

Dae Jang Geum Park: S. Korea’s largest historical drama set to commemorate the drama Dae Jang Geum Yongin Dae Jang Geum Park is the biggest historical drama set in S. Korea run by Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) and a filming that is open to the public. The park was originally called “Yongin MBC Dramia” but became Yongin Dae Jang Geum Park in 2011 when part of Yangju Dae Jang Geum Park was moved here.The historical drama Dae Jang Geum, also known as Jewel in the Palace starring Lee Young-ae and Ji Jinhee, is the initiator of Korean Wave all over the world. The story of a lowly cook turned top-rated chef and physician recorded the highest viewership domestically; it was aired in dozens of countries and is still loved by many globally. The park features sets of the drama as well as life-size figures of Jang Geum, other protagonists, and maids of honor in the royal kitchen for visitors who want to take photos with them. Farther up from the Dae Jang Gem filming set are posters of more various dramas and life-size figures of actors and actresses. Dramas about varying historical periods ranging from the Three Kingdoms’ period, Goryeo Dynasty, Joseon Dynasty, and modern times, such as Shin Don, Jumong, Yi San (Wind of the Palace), Moon Embracing the Sun, and Mr. Sunshine, were filmed here.Due to the broadness of the site, visitors are advised to plan the tour before starting, which mostly takes about 1.5 - 2 hours. Tour cars are available for those who prefer a ride accompanied by commentary (KRW 3,000 per person).

LocationYongin

TypeTheme Park
Waujeongsa Temple

Daegakjeon Hall: White Jade Sakyamuni Buddha practicing asceticism Daegakjeon Hall is a grand Indian-style white building located at the highest point in the temple precincts. The hall enshrines the world’s largest and only white jade statue of Sakyamuni Buddha practicing asceticism sitting under a Bodhi tree. The body of the statue was hewn from one giant piece of white jade, while the pedestal was made of elegant green jade.If you want to take a photo with this statue in the background, it is recommended to take a photo from the right side to avoid the reflection from the protective glass. The road leading from the Stone Pagoda of Unification to Daegakjeon Hall offers the best spot to enjoy a splendid panoramic view of Waujeongsa Temple. Near the three-way intersection under Daegakjeon Hall, a mural painting of the Eight Great Events of the Buddha’s Life unfolds like an eight-panel folding screen.In addition, the Five Hundred Stone Arhats, composed of Buddha’s disciples, are notable for the refined stone carving techniques applied to their facial expressions and physical gestures.

LocationYongin

TypeHeritage
Waujeongsa Temple

Recumbent Buddha: The world’s largest wooden recumbent Buddha Yeolbanjeon Hall of Waujeongsa Temple is enshrined with the largest recumbent Buddha in the world. This recumbent Buddha, which is twelve meters long and three meters high, has been registered as the world’s largest wooden recumbent Buddha in the Guinness Book of Records. The statue was hewn from one large piece juniper wood.It is said that when an Indian monk, who was practicing asceticism at Borobudur Temple in Indonesia, heard of the establishment of Waujeongsa Temple, he sent the juniper wood to Korea. The recumbent Buddha signifies the complete state of nirvana. His relaxing smile makes one feel peaceful. The Pagoda of Peace and the Pagoda of Unification flank Yeolbanjeon Hall. If you walk up the road on the left of the hall, you will see stone towers made with stones from sacred Buddhist lands sent by Buddhists from the world. It is a very popular photo zone among tourists.If you follow the staircase between the Pagoda of Peace and the Pagoda of Unification you will come to a lovely golden statue of Sakyamuni Buddha, which was made in Nepal with donations of Nepalese people living in Korea and sent to Waujeongsa Temple. This Sakyamuni Buddha statue holding an alms bowl is well worth a look as it is quite different from Korean statues.

LocationYongin

TypeHeritage
Waujeongsa Temple

Daeungjeon Hall: Daeungjeon Hall and Bell of Unification in harmony with the mountain Daeungjeon Hall of Waujeongsa Temple is characterized by its neat and natural structure, and a simple design unadorned by dancheong (ornamental painting). Visitors are recommended to appreciate the panoramic view of Daeungjeon Hall against the beautiful backdrop of the mountain from the front yard. Visitors are sure to enjoy the fine view of the scenery along with the stone yard, stone pagoda with a prayer box, and staircase.Daeungjeon Hall itself contains various Buddhist statues including the five-meter-tall Five Buddhist Statues, which took ten years to produce and contain 60,000kg of brass. The five statues depict Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, Seated Amitabha Buddha, Vairocana Buddha, Seated Sakyamuni Buddha and Mahathamaprapta Bodhisattva. After taking a break in front of Daeungjeon Hall, if you continue further to the right inside the Hall, you will find the Bell of Unification, which is Korea’s largest golden Buddhist temple bell.Weighing twelve tons, this Bell of Unification is famous for being struck at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. Furthermore, the world’s largest bronze Pensive Maitreya Bodhisattva (6m-tall) statue, the Stone Seated Bhaisajyaguru Buddha, and other impressive statues are placed around Daeungjeon Hall.

LocationYongin

TypeHeritage
Waujeongsa Temple

Head of the Buddha: The largest head of Buddha in the world (listed in the Guinness World Book of Records) Upon entering Waujeongsa Temple, the giant golden Buddha’s Head immediately catches the eye. This Buddha’s head, or buldu in Korean, is 8 meters high, making it the largest Buddha’s head in the world, for which, it has been listed in the Guinness World Book of Records.It is said that about 30,000kg of brass was used to make this statue, and if its body is ever completed in the future, it will stand over 100 meters tall. A 108m-high Buddha statue would be so huge that it would be visible from a great distance, but its gentle smile would charm visitors’ hearts.Below this Buddha’s Head are a number of small Buddhist statues along with a prayer box. Visitors can buy a prayer candle at the nearby self-service stand and write a prayer on it before lighting it and putting it in the prayer box. The World Buddhist Museum is situated next to the Buddha’s Head. Although individual visits are not allowed, group visitors are allowed to enter the museum by advance reservation.The Museum exhibits a wide variety of Buddhist statues and valuable Buddhist relics from around the world, such as an anatomical chart, the sarira of Sakyamuni, stupas, and Buddhist sutras. The world’s largest emerald reliquary of Buddha is also displayed on the left-hand side of the museum.

LocationYongin

TypeHeritage
Waujeongsa Temple

Waujeongsa Temple: The most beautiful temple selected by netizens There are a couple of sayings about the origin of this temple’s name. First, it is said to have been named Waujeongsa, which literally means ‘a temple (jeongsa) on which a cow (u) lies (wa)’, because it is located on Yeonhwasan Mountain, which is said to resemble a cow. Second, it is said that the name derives from the original name of Buddha Gautama (meaning ‘cow’) Siddhartha.Waujeongsa Temple is well known for having the largest wooden statue of a recumbent Buddha in the world, as well as a giant Buddha’s Head. It also contains countless Buddhist relics including the Bell of Unification, the Buddha Triad (made of blue jade), the Statue of Sakyamuni practicing asceticism (made of white jade), Five Hundred Stone Arhats, and the Sakyamuni Statue brought to Korea by a Nepalese Buddhist.The temple is also home to the World Buddhist Museum, which displays over 3,000 Buddhist statues from around the world, the Emerald Reliquary of Buddha, and the Pagoda of Unification, which was made with stones brought from sacred Buddhist lands, including Baekdusan Mountain and the Himalayas, by high priests and believers in Buddhism. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful seasonal scenery of Yeonhwasan Mountain and the temple precincts while appreciating exotic Buddhist statues from all over the world.

LocationYongin

TypeHeritage
Anyang Art Park

Linear Building Up in the Trees - a famous architecture of Anyang Art Park The Linear Building Up in the Trees is a famous artwork in Anyang Art Park that was built by America’s Acconci Studio in 2007. This complex facility, which comprises a parking lot, an outdoor stage, and a walking path that connects the parking lot with the outdoor stage, was created to resolve the question of how to deal with a rather ugly parking lot.The building’s design allows visitors to the Park to walk over the parking lot to reach the outdoor stage via a long tube-shaped walkway. Upon walking inside the building, you will feel as if you’ve been drawn into a black hole through its overlapping and connecting curves. Why not take a photo of this fascinating place that’s become famous among Instagram users?You can also reach Samseongsan Mountain by going down toward Anyang Art Park from the Linear Building Up in the Trees, crossing the bridge and then passing by the artist’s garden.Anyang Art Park invites you to enjoy exploring its treasures including Anyang Crate House, 3-Dimensional Mirror Labyrinth, Observatory, and Re.vol.ver.

LocationAnyang

TypeOthers
Anyang Art Park

Anyangsa Temple: The legend of Taejo Wang Geon of Goryeo The name ‘Anyang’ means “a land of happiness where body and mind are peaceful and free”. Anyangsa Temple, whose name originates from the regional name, was built by Taejo Wang Geon (877-943), the founder of Goryeo Dynasty.It is said that when King Taejo passed through Samseongsan Mountain on his way to conquer the southern area of the country in 900, he was amazed by the five-colored clouds in the sky, met an old monk named Neungjeong, and decided to build a temple here. The Kimchungup Architecture Museum is located at the former site of Anyangsa Temple, which was rebuilt deep inside Samseongsan Mountain. The temple is famous for its splendid dancheong (ornamental painting), which fills up the entire space with colors and designs. The Turtle-shaped Pedestal and the Stupa, which enshrines reliquaries and remains of a deceased monk, stand before Daeungjeon Hall.Furthermore, the temple grounds contain Myeongbujeon Hall, a Statue of Maitreya Buddha, the Samseonggak (Three Sages) Shrine, and Simgeomdang (Buddhist temple dormitory). Visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Anyangsa Temple by walking up the staircases on the left-hand side of Daeungjeon Hall and stand in front of the giant Maitreya Statue.

LocationAnyang

TypeOthers
Anyang Art Park

Anyang Pavilion, APAP, a festival space for artists The APAP (Anyang Public Art Project), Korea’s only public triennial art festival, introduces diverse public art works including paintings, sculptures, architecture, videos, designs and performances created by deriving inspiration from Anyang’s geography, culture and history. Every three years, the whole of Anyang city becomes a public art gallery where citizens can appreciate the arts in their daily life with ease.The Anyang Pavilion, the APAP’s representative work in Anyang Art Park, was the first work in Asia by Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza Vieira. The Pavilion is a public art center and the starting point of the docent tour of Anyang Art Park. Anyang Art Park operates the docent tour between March and November. Reservations must be made at least three days in advance at the homepage of the Anyang Culture and Art Foundation. The Midday Tour, one of the popular docent tour programs, is held five times a day from Tuesday to Sunday. The English-language guided tour is available on the last Saturday of each month at 1pm (Admission: KRW 1,000).What’s more, the park’s Moonlight Night Tour allows visitors to enjoy excellent artworks by global artists at night amid the Park’s beautiful lights (Admission: KRW 3,000 including lantern rental fee). The Midday Tour takes 90 minutes, while the Moonlight Night Tour and the English-language Guided Tour take about 80 minutes each.* Homepage of the Anyang Culture and Art Foundation: http://www.ayac.or.kr

LocationAnyang

TypeOthers
Anyang Art Park

Anyang Museum: Discover Anyang’s history and relax The Anyang Museum, designed by Kim Chung-up, a master of Korean modern architecture, was built by remodeling the former factory building of Yuyu Industry. The museum comprises three floors: the first floor houses the information desk and the children’s experience space; the second floor contains the permanent exhibition hall and the reference room; and the third floor contains the office and a restaurant.In particular, the permanent exhibition hall (Fl. 2) exhibits video materials, models and relics on Anyang’s history and culture from prehistoric times to the modern period. Visitors will also find interesting film posters that recall the heyday of the Anyang Film Studio, which was established in 1957 as the largest film studio in the East at the time. The restaurant café ‘The Terrace’ on the 3rd floor commands an open view of Anyang Art Park including its outdoor sculptures and Gwanaksan Mountain.Visitors who are interested in art and architecture are also recommended to visit the Kimchungup Architecture Museum situated just outside the Anyang Museum, as it exhibits a variety of interesting materials about the life of modern architecture master Kim Chung-up, including his architecture models, holograph memoirs, and design sketches.

LocationAnyang

TypeOthers
Anyang Art Park

Anyang Art Park: A playground of public arts with cultural assets Opened in 2005, Anyang Art Park is a public art park that displays about eighty artworks by artists from Korea and overseas in various public spaces including Anyang Valley, the Forest Walking Path, and a public square. The Park was originally established as the Anyang Amusement Park, whose attractions included the clear pure water flowing through the valley and dense forest between Gwanaksan and Samseongsan Mountains, as well as a nearby Buddhist temple and other cultural heritages. Anyang Art Park also contains the Anyang Museum, which exhibits relics discovered in and around Anyang and at the site of Anyangsa Temple, the Special Exhibition Hall, the Education Hall, and the Kimchungup Architecture Museum. The park is also the main venue for the APAP (Anyang Public Art Project) which is held every three years. Visitors can appreciate various artworks including the Anyang Pavilion designed by Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza, and the Observatory designed by Dutch architects MVRDV.Located in the vicinity of the Park is Anyangsa Temple, Yeombulam Hermitage, the Flagpole Supports at Jungchosa Temple Site (Treasure No. 4), and the Rock-Cave Bell in Seoksu-dong (Gyeonggi-do Province Tangible Cultural Heritage). Visitors who collect stamps on the tour map distributed by the Anyang Art Park, Anyang Museum and other places are eligible for a discount on a meal or drink at the designated restaurants and cafes on Food Street located next to the park.

LocationAnyang

TypeOthers
Gwangmyeong Cave

Lascaux Exhibition Hall: Art of Jean Novel, a magician of light The Lascaux Exhibition Hall was designed by Jean Novel, a master of modern architecture and winner of the 2008 Pritzker Prize who is known as the “magician of light”. His major works include the Arab World Institute in Paris, France; the Torre Agbar (Office Tower) in Barcelona, Spain; the Louvre Abu Dhabi in the UAE; and Museum Two, Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art in Seoul, Korea.Mr. Novel designed the Lascaux Exhibition Hall in the Gwangmyeong Cave Theme Park when an international tour of the Lascaux Cave Paintings was held to celebrate the Korea-France Year of Bilateral Exchanges in 2015-2016. The exhibition hall features a unique exterior made with containers. Its black, modern building creates the impression of a dark night, as if it were coming out of the ground. It is also equipped with Korea’s largest beam projector system, and frequently exhibits international artworks as well as holding media art exhibitions, promotions, and conferences. It holds interesting exhibitions on new themes every year, allowing visitors to participate in and communicate with diverse media.Admission fees to the Lascaux Exhibition HallAdults: KRW 10,000 (KRW 7,000 per person for groups) / Soldiers/teenagers: KRW 7,000 (KRW 5,000 per person for groups) Children: KRW 5,000 (KRW 3,500 per person for groups).Holders of the integrated ticket, which covers the entrance fee to Gwangmyeong Cave and the admission fee to the Lascaux Exhibition Hall, will receive a discount.

LocationGwangmyeong

TypeTheme Park
Gwangmyeong Cave

VR Experience Center: Realistic mine trolley and miner experiences The VR Experience Center, a new activity program introduced at Gwangmyeong Cave earlier this year, offers exciting VR programs such as the mine adventure experience, in which you can ride in a mine tub into the depths of the mine; the mine experience, in which you can experience being a miner; and rock climbing and hang gliding experiences in which you can tour the cave and tourist attractions.Admission fees for experience programs 1-4Adults: KRW 5,000 to 13,000 /Soldiers/teenagers: KRW 4,000 to 12,000 / Children: KRW 3,000 to 11,000. Gwangmyeong citizens are eligible for a 50% discount on all tickets. Holders of the integrated ticket, which covers the entrance fee to Gwangmyeong Cave and the admission fee to the VR center, will receive a discount. The mine adventure allows you to ride in a 12-passenger tub at high speed, like a roller-coaster, and experience the fantastic underworld and a thrilling trip to the gold palace through an ocular VR device.The miner experience allows you to become a miner and experience the excitement of drilling with a virtual mine trolley, rock drill, and dynamite, by wearing an HMD (Head Mounted Display) and holding a controller.The rock climbing program allows you to experience virtual rock climbing through an HMD. Upon reaching the summit, you can experience a bungee jump from a 4-meter height using a bungee jump simulator.The hang gliding VR program, which is based on a 360-degree drone filming technique, enables you to virtually fly around Gwangmyeong Cave and the neighboring attractions at Gahaksan Mountain.

LocationGwangmyeong

TypeTheme Park
Gwangmyeong Cave

Cave Wine Restaurant: The heart of Korea’s wine production Gwangmyeong Cave’s other famous attraction is its Wine Cave, which is 194 meters long. This wine cave has the ideal conditions for keeping and maturing wine at 12 to 13 degrees all year round. Although Gwangmyeong doesn’t produce any wine at all, the Gwangmyeong Wine Cave stocks some 170 wines from 49 wineries in Korea.You can sample and purchase Korean wines of excellent quality at the wine tasting counter. Its most famous wine is ‘Yeopo’s Dream’, a white wine label of Yeongdong in Chungcheongbuk-do, which was served at the Cheongwadae (Blue House) when Ivanka Trump visited Korea. The cave restaurant ‘Maru de Cave’ is situated at the end of the wine cave. The restaurant, whose vintage interior blends well with the cave’s unique atmosphere, serves delicious dishes with fine wines and coffee. The café accepts clients without reservation; however, for lunch or dinner groups of ten or more persons, it is necessary to reserve a table at least three days in advance.Upon leaving the cave via the entrance of ‘Maru de Cave’, you will find the Gahaksan Dulle-gil Trail, the perfect place for enjoying a stroll in the woods amid clean mountain air.

LocationGwangmyeong

TypeTheme Park
Gwangmyeong Cave

Gwangmyeong Cave: A fantastic art and culture space located 2km deep in the mine. Precious minerals such as gold, silver, bronze and zinc were mined here between 1912 and its closure in 1972. With a total length of 7.8 kilometers and a depth of 275 meters, the mine comprised eight levels from 0 to 7. According to the records, a total of 52kg of gold was mined here from 1955 to 1972, and it is presumed that before then several hundred kilograms of gold had been mined by the Japanese.Two impressive sculptures, the Stone Statue of a Miner and the Girl of Peace, located to the left of the entrance to the cave, were made to commemorate the miners and the young girls who were exploited by the Japanese imperialists. The cave also exhibits rusty relics found in the mine and tells vivid stories of the miners who worked there. Upon entering the cave, you will be impressed by the beautiful LED lights and artworks on the theme of “lights to brighten a dark pit”. Furthermore, the Cave Arts Center, Korea’s only cave art and performance space, stages collaborative performances with artists and has seats for 350 persons. The center also organizes a fantastic media façade show.The cave’s Aquarium, which uses premium natural bedrock water, is Korea’s first in-cave aqua world. It houses rare, native species of fish as well as various species from around the world. Its Geumnyong is particularly popular among visitors as this golden fish is believed to bring wealth and good luck.Mid way down to level 1 from level 0, you will find the six giant pillars and a golden palace where the cave fairy Aixia holds a gold bar. It is said that if you touch Aixia’s gold bar and say, ‘Shwik shwik hoihoi Aixia’, your wish will come true.

LocationGwangmyeong

TypeTheme Park
Gwangmyeong Cave

Ticket Office: Korea’s Best Cave Themed Park Gwangmyeong Cave has been transformed into a hugely popular tourist attraction by renovating an old mine that remained abandoned for 40 years. The mine was developed by the Japanese imperialists to exploit Korea’s natural resources back in 1912. After Korea regained its independence, however, Gwangmyeong Cave was preserved as an industrial heritage related with the nation’s modernization and industrialization, and as an historic site that bears testimony to the Japanese exploitation of Korean laborers and the country’s natural resources. After its closure in 1972, the mine was used as a salted shrimp warehouse for the next forty or so years.Then, in 2011, Gwangmyeong City purchased and renovated it into a cultural space, which is now regarded as Korea’s best cave themed park. Packed with cultural entertainment facilities that attract more than 2 million people every year, Gwangmyeong Cave consists of exhibition halls, an aquarium, wine restaurant, a reproduction of France’s Lascaux Cave, a VR experience center, a media tower, a cave observatory, Golden Outcrop, and Aixia Forest, and so on. It provides a shuttle bus known as the Elephant Bus from Ticket Office No. 3 to Soha-dong Parking Lot No. 3 (situated near the KTX Gwangmyeong Station). In addition, the Gwangmyeong Upcycle Art Center is located near to Gwangmyeong Cave’s parking lot No. 1, while the outdoor café is situated near to Ticket Office No. 1, and the food court ‘Cave Café’ is located on the 2nd floor of the Gwangmyeong Upcycle Art Center.

LocationGwangmyeong

TypeTheme Park

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