• Andong Hahoe Folk Village - Hahoe is a historic village where the Ryu family, originating from Hahoe Village, has resided for 600 years. In 2010, it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The name Hahoe (Ha meaning river and Hoe meaning turning around) is derived from the Nakdong River’s S-shaped flow around the village.

Hahoe Village preserves the Hahoe Byeolsingut Mask Dance Play, a traditional performance by the general public, and Seonyujulbul Nori, a boat ride and fire play enjoyed by the Yangban nobility. The village maintains numerous cultural heritages that reflect Korean traditional living cultures and ancient architectural styles.

• Andong Folk Museum - Opened on June 26, 1992, the museum was established to investigate, research, preserve, and exhibit the folk culture of the Andong cultural sphere. It serves as a venue for social education and relaxation, helping visitors understand local culture accurately. The museum displays materials on the history of the Andong region, including customs such as weddings, funerals, and traditional games.
• Byeongsan Seowon - Byeongsanseowon Confucian Academy traces its origins to Pungakseodang, an educational institution in Pungsan, Andong, from the mid-Goryeo period. It was a gathering place for the children of local Confucian scholars.
  Over 200 years, many families settled near Seodang, and roads were constructed. As Confucian scholars sought a new location for Seodang, Seo-ae Ryu Seong-ryong consulted his teacher in Hahoe after his father’s passing. Seo-ae recommended Byeongsan as the ideal site, and in 1575 (Seonjo 8), the scholars relocated Seodang to Byeongsan, renaming it Byeongsan Seowon.

Byeongsan Seowon contributed to local education, producing numerous scholars, and was one of the 47 seowons that remained intact even when Heungseon Daewongun ordered their abolition in 1868 (Gojong 5). (27 Seowon, 20 Saeng)

• Bongjeongsa Temple - A UNESCO World Heritage Site Temple

Home to Korea’s oldest wooden building, Bongjeongsa Temple is a source of pride and a place where visitors can unwind, breathe fresh air, and rejuvenate.

In February 2000, during roof repairs on Daeungjeon, a ridgepole inscription confirming the temple’s founding year and an ink inscription from the late Goryeo Dynasty were discovered on a wooden Buddhist altar inside Daeungjeon.

• Andong Old Market - Andong Old Market is a traditional local market where visitors can experience the authentic daily life of Andong.
  The market is bustling with small shops and food stalls offering local specialties, street food, and fresh produce. It is particularly renowned for Andong Jjimdak.
• Woljeong Bridge - The moon descending from the sky, floating on the river, and touching our hearts, the gentle moonlight revives forgotten dreams and becomes the moonlight of the lake again, aiming to remain a beautiful memory. Wolyeonggyo is a sculpture that captures this natural beauty, but more importantly, it commemorates the beautiful and profound love of the Lee Eung-tae couple who lived in this area for a long time. The shape of a pair of Mituri, crafted with the wife’s hair for her late husband, is incorporated into the design of this bridge. To eternalize their beautiful and poignant love, this bridge was built, allowing us to transform the moonlight of their sublime love into our love and dreams.

• Comfortable private vehicle
• Pick up and drop off
• Licensed tour guide
• Fuel and parking fee

• Lunch
• admission fee(4$ per person)

This exclusive tour is designed solely for your group, with no shopping involved. A certified tour guide will accompany your group from your accommodation to all the tour destinations. Itineraries can be customized to suit your preferences.

Here are some of the most popular tourist attractions in Andong:

• Andong Hahoe Folk Village
• Andong Folk Museum
• Andong Traditional Market
• Wolyeonggyo Bridge
• Bongjeongsa Temple
• Byeongsan Seowon - Confucian Academy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.