Discovering Daegu's Playgrounds and Neighborhood Corners

This course features Daegu's famous amusement spot, E-World, and its observatory. Perfect for a date or a fun day out with children. After the lively fun, wrap up your day exploring the tranquil Seonghwasa Temple and every nook and cranny of Mabijeong Mural Village, filled with antique murals. It will be a great opportunity to discover Daegu's unique hidden neighborhood charms.

Along the way

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   E-World

   이월드

   E-World began the resumption of construction for the tower and comprehensive theme park in October 1987, finalized its comprehensive theme park master plan in 1993, and opened in March 1995. It is a European-style urban park decorated with waterfalls, fountains, illuminations, and flowers, offering amusement rides for all ages, exhibition and art spaces, and clean food courts. E-World provides newness and joy to visitors with themed plazas. Representative plazas include the Entry Plaza right past the ticket office, the Central Plaza in the center of the land, the Children's Plaza serving as a playground for kids, and the Young Town Plaza designed for youth. MoreLess

   

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   E-World 83 Tower

   이월드 83타워

   83 Tower (Daegu Tower) is a sky palace symbolizing Daegu, featuring an observatory offering a panoramic view of downtown Daegu, a telecommunications PR hall, a science hall, and a special exhibition hall. In addition, you can enjoy food while viewing Daegu city from one spot at the revolving restaurant, and looking down at Daegu's night view from the sky lounge is truly thrilling. MoreLess

   

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   Seonghwasa Temple

   성화사

   Seonghwasa Temple was founded in July 1978 by the founding Bodhisattva Jeon Bok-jo with the establishment purpose of "purifying citizens' minds through Buddhist propagation." At the time of its founding, it had a Dharma hall of about 198㎡ (60 pyeong) and monk's quarters of about 99㎡ (30 pyeong) on a site of about 1,488㎡ (450 pyeong), but it was later expanded to its current form in 1994 by Monk Jingak. Seonghwasa enshrines Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, prays for family peace and national development in a harsh world, and seeks mental purification and physical training through Tai Chi. MoreLess

   

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   Mabijeong Mural Village

   마비정 벽화마을

   Mabijeong Village in Bonni 2-ri, Hwawon-eup, Dalseong-gun, Daegu, which holds a sad legend about a horse, has recently been transformed into a 'mural village' through the Green Rural Experience Village Project, emerging as a major tourist attraction not only in Daegu but nationwide. In addition, it is known as a filming location for SBS's popular variety show 'Running Man,' attracting many domestic and international tourists. The entire village is decorated with murals utilizing mud walls and fences depicting affectionate rural scenes from the 1960s and 70s. Visitors can appreciate the murals while breathing with nature, admiring Korea's only Yeonrimok + Yeonriji 'Love Tree,' Korea's oldest lacquer tree, a bamboo tunnel path, and a fringe tree tunnel path. MoreLess

   

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