A sparkling, glowing village in the forest
Popular to boys over 48 months
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Dpirang, Civic Culture Center, 29, Nammanggongwon-gil, Tongyeong-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, Republic of Korea
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Facilities
Baby chair, Parking
Reservation
Same-day visit and on-site registration only (reservations not available)
Open/Closes
Mon Regular closed day Tue 20:00 ~ 24:00 Wed 20:00 ~ 24:00 Thu 20:00 ~ 24:00 Fri 20:00 ~ 24:00 Sat 20:00 ~ 24:00 Sun 20:00 ~ 24:00
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Popular Ages of Dpirang
Dpirang is
popular to over 48 months boys
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
53%
girls
47%
Prices & Programs of Dpirang
- [Fees]
- Children (ages 6 to 12): 10,000 won
- Teenagers (ages 13 to 18): 12,000 won
- Adults: 15,000 won
- Dpirang + Cable Car 1-person pass: 20,900 won
- Dpirang: Adventure 1-person pass: 20,900 won
- Same price for weekdays, weekends, adults, and children
- [Hours]
- March, April, September: 19:30-24:00 (last admission 22:30)
- May, June, July, August: 20:00-24:00 (last admission 22:30)
- October, November, December, January, February: 19:00-24:00 (last admission 22:00)
Parenting Tips for Dpirang
- If you have a same-day luge, cable car, or adventure tower ticket pass, you can get a discount.
- Restrooms are located only in two places, at the entrance and in the Orchestra Zone near the end of the course, so it is recommended to stop by the entrance right after entering.
- Since this is a nighttime experience, be sure to apply mosquito repellent. Mosquito repellent is sold at the cafe at the entrance.
- The ticket office sells accessories, and since the inside is dark, it is recommended to wear accessories for photos. If you wear accessories such as fairy wings, your photos will look especially nice.
- Please be careful so children do not fall, because the path from the parking area to the ticket office is very steep.
- Strollers are allowed, but on the last course you need to take a detour because of the stairs.
- There are experiences that work by inserting a light ball sold at the ticket office, so it is recommended to buy one before entering.
- After comparing photos taken with a Galaxy phone, a camera, and an iPhone, the iPhone night mode takes the best photos.
- The snack shop is located past the entrance and the Orchestra Zone.
- The entrance cafe sells souvenirs, and there is also a baby chair in the cafe.
Dipirang
Dipirang is a forest walking experience space that comes alive at night with lights, visuals, and sound. As you walk with your child, you can enjoy a storybook-like atmosphere, making it a great fit for families looking for a special evening outing in Tongyeong.
A special nighttime walk with media experiences
Along the 1.5 km walking trail, you will come across a variety of themed spaces, so it is fun to stroll slowly with your child and take everything in. The sparkling displays continue through the dark setting, making it great for family photos, and there are also interactive elements using a light ball that help kids stay engaged.
Things to check when visiting with kids
- Strollers are allowed, but the final section has stairs, so you will need to take a detour.
- There is no nursing room, diaper changing station, or stroller rental.
- The cafe at the entrance has high chairs, so it is a nice spot to take a short break.
- Restrooms are located at the entrance and later in the course at the Orchestra Zone, so it is recommended to stop by before entering.
Good to know before your visit
- It is regularly closed on Mondays.
- Parking is available, but the path from the parking area to the ticket office is quite steep, so it is best to hold your child's hand as you walk.
- Since this is a nighttime attraction, comfortable shoes and mosquito repellent will make your visit much easier.
"If you want to walk through Tongyeong's sparkling night with your child, Dipirang is well worth a visit."
FAQ about Dpirang
Is Dipirang a good place to visit with kids?
Dipirang is a nighttime experience space where you enjoy about a 1.5 km walk surrounded by lights, visuals, and sound, so it is a nice place to visit with children from toddlers to elementary schoolers. Since it is a walking course at night, it is best to consider your child's condition and whether they are comfortable walking before you go.Can I get around Dipirang with a stroller?
Strollers are allowed at Dipirang. However, there are uphill and downhill sections, and the final part of the course includes stairs, so you will need to take a detour.Does Dipirang have a nursing room or diaper changing station?
Dipirang does not have a nursing room or a diaper changing station. If you are visiting with an infant or toddler, it is best to get everything ready before entering.Where are the restrooms at Dipirang?
There are two restroom locations at Dipirang: one at the entrance and one later in the course at the Orchestra Zone. There are not many restrooms along the way, so it is more convenient to use one soon after entering.Does Dipirang have high chairs or a place to rest?
There are high chairs at the entrance cafe. It is a good place to take a short break or sit for a while, and souvenirs are also sold in the same space.What are Dipirang's operating hours and last entry time?
Dipirang is regularly closed on Mondays and operates from Tuesday to Sunday. Hours vary by season: March, April, and September are 19:30 to 24:00, May to August are 20:00 to 24:00, and October to February are 19:00 to 24:00. Last entry is usually between 22:00 and 22:30.How much is admission to Dipirang?
Admission to Dipirang is 10,000 won for children ages 6 to 12, 12,000 won for teenagers ages 13 to 18, and 15,000 won for adults. The Dipirang + Cable Car 1 person pass and the Dipirang + Adventure 1 person pass are 20,900 won each.Is parking available at Dipirang?
Parking is available at Dipirang. However, the path from the parking area to the ticket office is fairly steep, so it is best to hold your child's hand and walk slowly.Is there anything I should definitely bring before visiting Dipirang?
Since Dipirang is an outdoor nighttime course, it is a good idea to bring comfortable shoes and mosquito repellent. There is also an experience that uses a light ball, so if you are visiting with your child, it may be worth considering buying one at the ticket office.
Dpirang Address
Address: Dpirang, Civic Culture Center, 29, Nammanggongwon-gil, Tongyeong-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, Republic of Korea
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How to make a reservation for Dpirang?
Same-day visit and on-site registration only (reservations not available)