A scenic photo spot known for its beautiful trumpet creeper flowers and lotus blossoms
Popular to boys from 24 to 48 months
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Address
368, Seojung-ri, Sanbuk-myeon, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Republic of Korea
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Reservation
Same-day visit and on-site registration only; reservations are not available
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Popular Ages of Juamjeong
Juamjeong is
popular to from 24 to 48 months boys
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
52%
girls
48%
Prices & Programs of Juamjeong
- [Fees]
- Free
Parenting Tips for Juamjeong
- The trumpet creeper flowers and lotus blossoms are beautiful, so many people visit this spot for photography as well.
- It is a pavilion actually set on top of a rock, so if you go up onto the rock and look you can take in the beautiful scenery at a glance.
- Since this is a place people visit for photos, we recommend visiting during the day rather than at night.
- There is a parking lot near the entrance, and there is also a restroom next to the parking lot, so it is convenient to stop by before you go.
- It is also nice to visit nearby attractions such as Mungyeongsaejae and Yongchu Valley together.
A mysterious pavilion on a boat-shaped rock to explore with your kids, Juamjeong in Mungyeong
What makes Juamjeong special
- Juamjeong is a pavilion located at 368 Seojung-ri, Sanbuk-myeon, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, and uniquely, it stands on top of a boat-shaped rock. The rock really looks like a boat floating on the water, giving kids a magical impression that feels like a scene from a storybook.
- The pavilion was built in 1944 by the descendants of Chae Ik-ha, a Confucian scholar from the 17th-century Joseon Dynasty, to honor him. His pen name was "Juam."
- With the Geumcheon River in front of it, and facing Gyeongchejeong across the way, it is considered one of the local landmarks.
What you can enjoy at Juamjeong
- Juamjeong is also well known as a photo spot thanks to its beautiful natural scenery and the unique structure of the building set on a rock. The traditional hip-and-gable roof and old-fashioned pavilion atmosphere come together beautifully, making it a lovely place for families to take memorable photos.
- If you visit especially in summer, from June to August, you can enjoy an even brighter atmosphere with lotus flowers and trumpet creeper in bloom. It is a popular spot for photography because the "trumpet creeper and lotus flowers" are so beautiful, and the scenery of the pond, green leaves, and the pavilion on the rock makes for a wonderful experience with your child.
- There is a parking lot near the entrance, and a clean restroom next to it, so families can visit comfortably.
The space at Juamjeong and walks nearby
- The pavilion building is built in a unique structure measuring 3 bays across the front and 1 bay on the side, with only foundation stones placed on the rock. When you go up to the pavilion, you can enjoy the view of the winding Geumcheon River.
- Across the river, you will find Hyeon-ri Village and a spread of large and small mountains, making it a nice place to combine nature experiences with a walk.
- You may also want to visit nearby attractions such as Mungyeongsaejae and Yongchu Valley.
Helpful tips for your visit
- The parking lot and restroom are located right at the entrance, making it easy to get around with young children.
- The most beautiful time to visit is when the lotus flowers and trumpet creeper are in full bloom during summer, and it is especially recommended for photos.
- It usually does not get too crowded, so it is a great place to quietly enjoy nature and spend quality time with your family.
Recommended for kids who
- would love to experience the refreshing beauty of nature up close
- want to explore the vivid traditional look of old Korea, including a traditional wooden pavilion and rock scenery
- enjoy taking pictures and running around in nature
FAQ about Juamjeong
Is parking and restroom access convenient when visiting Juamjeong with family?
There is a visitor parking lot near the entrance to Juamjeong, so it is convenient to use. There is also a restroom next to the parking lot, making it easy for families to visit comfortably.Can you explore Juamjeong safely with young children?
Juamjeong is a pavilion built on actual rock, and you can enjoy lovely views when you go up onto the rock. However, areas near the rock or pond may be slippery, so if you are visiting with children, close adult supervision is needed. Please note that convenience facilities such as baby chairs and diaper changing tables are not provided.What activities or memories can you make with your child at Juamjeong?
Juamjeong is a great place to enjoy beautiful natural scenery and take photos while admiring seasonal flowers such as trumpet creeper and lotus flowers. You can make special memories with your child through nature observation and family photos. A walk along the nearby trails to experience the nature of Mungyeong is also a wonderful option for a family outing.Is there an admission fee to visit Juamjeong?
Juamjeong can be visited free of charge, with no separate admission fee.Are there other attractions near Juamjeong worth visiting together?
Near Juamjeong, you will find well-known attractions such as Mungyeongsaejae and Yongchu Valley. If your family would like to enjoy a variety of nature and history experiences, these are great places to visit together.
Juamjeong Address
Address: 368, Seojung-ri, Sanbuk-myeon, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Republic of Korea
How to make a reservation for Juamjeong?
Same-day visit and on-site registration only; reservations are not available