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The Center of Korea’s Independence Movement, Daegu National Debt Redemption Memorial Hall

1 year ago12123 min

The Center of Korea’s Independence Movement, Daegu National Debt Redemption Memorial Hall Local people Gukchaebosang-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu When talking about the history of the independence movement in Korea, the most important part is the national debt redemption movement. As a movement to protect national sovereignty by repaying national debt with the power of the people, it was initiated by Seo Sang-don on January 29, 1907 and spread nationwide. The National Debt Redemption Movement Memorial Hall,...

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Daegu Bullo-dong ancient tombs and chicken gizzard alley, good for the whole family to walk

2 years ago12073 min

Daegu Bullo-dong ancient tombs and chicken gizzard alley, good for the whole family to walk Local people Bullo-dong, Dong-gu, Daegu There are occasional examples of discovering new values among forgotten things. Such is the case with the ancient tombs in Bullo-dong, Daegu. The ancient tombs in Yasan in Bullo-dong, Dong-gu are presumed to be the tombs of indigenous forces in the region during the Three Kingdoms Period. After being forgotten for a long time, the...

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‘Exciting encounter’ between weather and science, Daegu National Meteorological Science Museum

2 years ago116710 min

‘Exciting encounter’ between weather and science, Daegu National Meteorological Science Museum Local people Hyodong-ro 2-gil, Dong-gu, Daegu The Daegu National Meteorological Science Museum is a place where the exciting meeting of weather and science is realized. It is fun to see, feel and experience the weather. The Meteorological Science Museum is divided into three thematic halls. In Exhibition Hall 1, ‘Encounter with the Weather’, the ‘Earth ON’ model, which observes the world’s weather changes with...

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Delicious and fun trip to Daegu night market on a spring day, Gyodong Dokkaebi Night Market, Seomun Market

2 years ago11913 min

Delicious and fun trip to Daegu night market on a spring day, Gyodong Dokkaebi Night Market, Seomun Market Local people 40 Gyodong-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu A trip to the night market is the truth on a warm spring day. Daegu Gyodong Dokkaebi Night Market is the first night market in Daegu. Although it is rather small in scale, it is close to Daegu Station and attracts travelers with the charm of the young and lively atmosphere...

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Autumn invitation from Apsan and Arboretum in Daegu

2 years ago11473 min

Autumn invitation from Apsan and Arboretum in Daegu Local people Apsan circulation road, Nam-gu, Daegu, etc. (Apsan, etc.) Along with the cold wind, the autumn leaves that fell silently like cat steps made me change clothes in Apsan, Daegu. Apsan is a mountain located in the south of Daegu City. You can enjoy the colorful scenery of Apsan Mountain with colorful leaves and the panoramic view of the city of Daegu at a glance while...

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A pink flower field full of sky, DaeguㆍDalseong

2 years ago14683 min

A pink flower field full of sky, DaeguㆍDalseong Local people Okpo-ro, Dalseo-gu, Okpo-myeon, Dalseo-gu, Daegu Metropolitan City The beginning of April is accompanied by cherry blossoms that completely erase the traces of winter by raising pink petals to the sky. Cherry blossoms are blooming everywhere in Daegu. Among them, the row of cherry trees planted in Okpo-ro (along National Road No. 5) in front of the Dalseong-gun Senior Welfare Center in 1968 boasts a unique...

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Daegu Anjirang Gopchang Street, a street of youth made by merchants

2 years ago12583 min

Daegu Anjirang Gopchang Street, a street of youth made by merchants Local people Daemyeong-ro 36-gil, Nam-gu, Daegu Metropolitan City Daegu young people living in other places have food that reminds them of their hometown. Seasoned giblets from Anjirang Gopchang Street that are sizzling over a briquette fire. Captivating their taste buds with its low price and taste, the Anjirang Market, which was in danger of being closed, turned into Anjirang Gopchang Street. The extraordinary efforts...

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Feel like an aviator on a night flight, night view of Apsan Mountain in Daegu

2 years ago11533 min

Feel like an aviator on a night flight, night view of Apsan Mountain in Daegu Local people Apsan circulation road, Nam-gu, Daegu Travelers who climb Daegu’s Apsan Observatory for the first time are at a loss for words at the exhilaration of the entire city unfolding beneath their feet. When the waves of the Nakdonggang River, which flows far away, turn red, the city takes out its hidden five-colored jewels under the night sky. Looking...

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Apsan Park

2 years ago11988 min

Apsan Park Local people Nam-gu, Daegu Apsan Observatory where you can enjoy a panoramic view of downtown Daegu and Sunset Observatory where you can see a beautiful sunset ※ Depending on the COVID-19 situation, there is room for change, such as sudden entry restrictions, so check whether or not to open, open hours, and view before visiting It is essential to check details such as method. In addition, make sure to check the safe travel...

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Kim Gwang-seok Singing a song to explore cultural heritage and experience delicacies

2 years ago11332 min

Kim Gwang-seok Singing a song to explore cultural heritage and experience delicacies Local people Daegu Metropolitan City For travelers visiting Daegu, the Daegu Urban Railway (abbreviated as Daegu Subway) provides a convenient footing. Subway Line 1 (25.9km, 30 stations) connects Ansim Station to Daegok Station, and Subway Line 2 connects Yeungnam University Station to Munyang Station (31.4km, 29 stations). The two lines intersect at Banwoldang Station in the center of the city. Line 3 (Dongho-dong...

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