Literary Journey

In Pyeongsari, the setting of Park Kyong-ni's epic novel, stands a drama filming set where the House of Choi Champan from the story is recreated with 14 hanok buildings. Take a glimpse into daily life in the late Joseon period, gaze upon the beautiful scenery gifted by Hadong, and enjoy an enriching literary journey.

Along the way

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   Pyeongsari Park

   평사리공원

   Located in Pyeongsari, Agyang-myeon, Hadong-gun, Pyeongsari Park sits midway between Hadong-eup and Gurye. Created under the Hadong Green Flower Cultivation Project, its surroundings include Gososanseong Fortress, built in the Joseon period, and Choi Champandaek, famous as the setting for author Park Kyong-ni's epic novel 'Toji'.MoreLess

   

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   Choi Champandaek (House of Choi Champan)

   최참판댁

   Pyeongsari in Agyang, famous as the setting of author Park Kyong-ni's epic novel 'Toji,' is a land that has fully received the blessings of the Seomjingang River.MoreLess

   

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   Pyeongsari Literature Hall

   평사리문학관

   Built in Pyeongsari, Agyang-myeon, where wide open plains stretch beneath Hyeongjebong Peak of Jirisan Mountain, this hall was established in connection with the Choi Champandaek house—the main setting of the novel 'Toji'—to help visitors understand the literature of Hadong and Jirisan.MoreLess

   

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