Feel the Rhythm of Korea: Andong

Hahoe Folk Village

하회민속마을

A UNESCO World Heritage Site where the Nakdong River bends in an S-shape around a 600-year-old village. Home to the famous Hahoe Byeolsin-gut Tallori mask dance tradition.

Buyongdae Cliff

부용대

A 64 m cliff across the river from Hahoe Village, offering the most complete aerial view of the village and its distinctive lotus-flower-shaped layout surrounded by water.

Bongjeongsa Temple

봉정사

A UNESCO-listed temple complex housing Geungnakjeon, believed to be the oldest surviving wooden building in Korea (mid-13th century). Queen Elizabeth II visited in 1999.

Byeongsanseowon Confucian Academy

병산서원

A UNESCO World Heritage Confucian academy founded by the students of Yu Seong-nyong, a Joseon-era prime minister. The Mandaeru Pavilion frames views of Byeongsan Mountain like a natural painting.

Wolyeonggyo Bridge

월영교

A 387 m wooden pedestrian bridge, the longest of its kind in Korea. Named 'Moon Shadow Bridge,' it is illuminated at night and crosses the Nakdong River beside Yeggi Village.

Manhyujeong Pavilion

만휴정

A secluded Joseon-era pavilion set amid a valley with a waterfall. The 500-year-old structure sits beside a stream and is surrounded by dense forest, accessible via a scenic hiking trail.

Jungang Line 1942 Andong Station

중앙선 1942 안동역

A restored 1942 railway station on the old Jungang Line, now repurposed as a cultural space and photo spot with vintage trains and retro railway infrastructure.