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Exploring Andong Hahoe Village: A Cultural Gem

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When traveling to Andong, one cannot miss

the famous tourist destination,

Andong Hahoe Village.

Location: 186 Jeonseo-ro, Pungcheon-myeon, Andong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do

Operating Hours: Summer (April-September) 09:00 - 18:00 (Last entry at 17:30)

Winter (October-March) 09:00 - 17:00 (Last entry at 16:30)

Hahoe Village, a representative village of Korea,

has been home to the Pungsan Ryu family for generations.

The village is dotted with serene traditional houses.

You can also experience the historic cultural heritage of

Hahoe Byeolsin Gut Tal Nori and Seonyu Jullbul Nori,

making it a place for diverse travel experiences.

To fully enjoy all of this,

I recommend experiencing both day and night in Hahoe Village.

Let's explore the nooks and crannies of Hahoe Village!

Hahoe Village is embraced by the Nakdong River, flowing in an S-shape.

With the beautiful natural environment of Mansongjeong Pine Forest and the steep cliffs of Buyongdae,

the tranquil traditional houses create a harmonious beauty.

Especially now, as we transition from summer to autumn,

the scenery of Hahoe Village is peaceful,

like a painting at every glance.

Walking through the alleys while admiring flowers blooming over the walls

brings a sense of tranquility.

As you stroll, you may pause at the representative buildings of Hahoe Village,

such as Yangjindang and Chungyodang,

or visit the exhibition hall of artifacts set up within the family house

to view precious relics.

After meeting the sacred zelkova tree of Samsindang,

you can also make a wish.

As you slowly enjoy the daytime in Hahoe Village,

before you know it, darkness falls,

and night arrives.

Next, it's time to experience the night of Hahoe Village,

where the Seonyu Jullbul Nori unfolds.

Following pre-events filled with humor and satire,

the main event of Hahoe Seonyu Jullbul Nori begins.

Between the lush pine trees of Mansongjeong and the steep cliffs of Buyongdae,

the fire is lit,

illuminating the dark night with beautiful flames.

The softly glowing flames gradually grow brighter,

creating a stunning spectacle.

As the fireworks rain down,

the audience cheers,

and a large fireball falls from the cliffs of Buyongdae.

Under the shower of fireworks,

numerous lanterns called egg fires

glow yellow as they float down the river.

Just as the scholars of old enjoyed the arts,

performers reenact the past on boats.

All these sights come together,

creating a breathtaking scene that evokes admiration.

Hahoe Seonyu Jullbul Nori, a traditional Korean fire play,

is a beautiful cultural heritage worth experiencing at least once.

2026 Hahoe Seonyu Jullbul Nori

Every Saturday until October

Andong Hahoe Village, Nakdong River Area

This is a place where the charming traditional houses of the early Joseon period remain,

and where you can enjoy the night illuminated by fireworks.

How about visiting Andong Hahoe Village this autumn?

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