Yanggu Art Tour

Yanggu is the birthplace and childhood home of painter Park Soo-keun. Explore Yanggu in search of the subjects found within his uniquely textured yet warm canvases. When visiting the Park Soo-keun Museum, many only tour the main hall before leaving, but be sure to also check out the uniquely designed Park Soo-keun Pavilion, the Contemporary Art Museum showcasing works by young artists, the Creative Studio, and Cafe Sugunsugun in front of the museum. From Dutayeon, a pristine natural site reopened to the public after some 50 years, to the Yanggu Porcelain Museum, where you can admire the elegant, rounded beauty of Joseon white porcelain, this Yanggu Art Tour course allows you to indulge in rich artistic ambiance and vibrant nature.

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   Park Soo-keun Museum, Park Soo-keun Pavilion, Contemporary Art Museum, Creative Studio & Cafe Sugunsugun

   박수근미술관,박수근파빌리온,현대미술관,창작스튜디오&카페수군수군

   Built on the site of painter Park Soo-keun's birthplace in Yanggu-gun, Gangwon-do, spanning about 660 square meters, the Yanggu Park Soo-keun Museum was established to honor the artist's view of art and life while serving as a landmark cultural space for the region.MoreLess

   

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   Dutayeon

   두타연

   Dutayeon is located along a tributary of Suipcheon Stream in Geonsol-ri, Bangsan-myeon, north of the Civilian Control Line, which is also downstream from Bia-ri and Satae-ri in Dong-myeon. Although the water flow is not abundant, the surrounding mountain scenery creates a picturesque landscape, and thanks to its pristine condition, it is renowned as Korea's largest habitat for the Manchurian trout, a designated natural monument.MoreLess

   

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   Yanggu Porcelain Museum

   양구백자박물관

   Yanggu Porcelain Museum (formerly Bangsan Ceramic Museum), which exhibits white porcelain from the Bangsan region, displays collection pieces alongside kiln tools such as saggers and kiln setters, allowing visitors to explore the area's white porcelain and learn about its historical flow through various multimedia videos.MoreLess

   

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