Brilliant and Tender: Welcoming Spring in Miryang

Cherry blossoms are the harbingers of spring, which is why cherry blossom viewing is an essential part of any spring trip. The Samnangjin Antae Cherry Blossom Road is relatively less known compared to nearby cherry blossom spots like Jinhae, allowing visitors to enjoy the blossoms in a comparatively tranquil atmosphere.

Along the way

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   Miryang Yeongnamnu Pavilion

   밀양 영남루

   Located on Adongsan Mountain beside the Namcheongang River in Miryang, Yeongnamnu Pavilion (Treasure No. 147) is counted among Korea's three greatest pavilions, alongside Chokseongnu Pavilion in Jinju and Bubyeongnu Pavilion in Pyeongyang.MoreLess

   

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   Aranggak Pavilion

   아랑각

   A Joseon Dynasty shrine located in Naeil-dong, Miryang-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, nestled within a bamboo grove right below Yeongnamnu Pavilion beside the Namcheongang River in Miryang.MoreLess

   

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   Yerimseowon Confucian Academy

   예림서원

   Geoyeonjeong Pavilion (Gyeongnam Tangible Cultural Heritage No. 433) was originally built out of silver grass by Jeon Si-seo (pen name Hwarimjae), who lived in seclusion here during the mid-Joseon period, and was rebuilt in 1872 by his seventh-generation descendant Jeon Jae-hak and others. 'Geoyeon' (居然) was derived from 'Geoyeon A-cheonseok' (居然我泉石) in Zhu Xi's poem 'Twelve Miscellaneous Poems on the Study' (Jeongsajap-yeong), meaning to become a person who lives at ease in nature where water and rocks harmonize.MoreLess

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   Miryang Kkotsaemi Village

   밀양 꽃새미마을

   Located in the northeastern part of Chodong-myeon, Miryang-si, members of the Miryang Son, Gyeongju Yi, and Pyeongsan Sin clans settled here 200 years ago and have lived together harmoniously like brothers.MoreLess

   

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