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Imgyeongdae

📍 원동면 화제리 (오봉산), Yangsan

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Imgyeongdae, ranked among Yangsan's 8 Scenic Views, is a pavilion built during the Unified Silla period that stands at the edge of a western cliff along the Nakdonggang River. Also known by the names Goundae and Choegongdae, it has long been recognized as a spot with fine scenery.

It's said that the Silla scholar Choi Chi-won often came here to enjoy the scenery, and a poem attributed to him is inscribed on the pavilion's wall. Walk a little further along the trail and you can also see the Nakdonggang River bending into the shape of the Korean Peninsula.

Visitor information

Address 경상남도 양산시 원동면 원동로 285
Opening hours Open year-round
Closed days Open year-round
Admission Free
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Opening hours and prices can change.

Useful tips

  • About a 5-minute walk from the pavilion along the trail brings you to the viewpoint for the Korean Peninsula-shaped bend in the river.
  • Visit early in the morning and you may catch mist settling over the Nakdonggang River.
  • The trail runs along the top of a cliff, so it can get slippery in the rain — take care.

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Photo — Korea Tourism Organization (KOGL attribution). The introduction was written by EasyTicket.