A must-visit in Daegu, South Korea is Gyeongsang Gamyeong Park.

#One-day tour in the city#100 ways to travel Gyeongsang Gyeongyeong Park in Daegu, South Korea, was the site of Gyeongsang Gyeongyeong in the 34th year of King Seonjo of Joseon. It was then used as the Gyeongsangbuk-do government office from 1910 to 1965, and was named Central Park in 1970. In 1997, it was renovated to preserve the history and cultural heritage of the village and renamed Gyeongsang Gamyeong Park. Xuanhua Hall was the office of the former Gyeongsang Province Governor, and Chengqing Pavilion was used as a residence. The two buildings have very distinctive styles. The Good Governance Monument in the park is a reward monument for the achievements of the governor at that time. In the quiet garden, people can be seen walking on the promenade and relaxing on the lounge chairs. It is a great place to relieve stress and relax. I happened to come here on the weekend and came across the second-hand market, which added a few surprises 🎉. When I came at the end of May, the fruit trees next to the tourist information center were full of fruits, and fruits could be seen everywhere on the grass. The pork 🐖 soup rice in the market next to the park is sweet and delicious. There are also century-old Daegu delicacies near Central Road. Remember to stay for half a day when you visit Daegu to stroll around and taste the delicacies. Address: 99, Gyeongsang-Gamyeong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu Transportation: Subway Line 1, Jungang-ro Station, Exit 4 Opening hours: 24 hours, 365 days Fee: Free admission🆓 #familytravel #DaeguAttractions#AttractionsPhotographyGuide #GyeongsangGamyeongPark