Seonseonghyun Gaeksa

Seonseong-hyeon

Original Text

The official residence of Seonseonghyeon in the Joseon Dynasty in Seonggok-dong. On August 31, 1973, it was designated as No. 29 of Gyeongsangbuk-do Type Cultural Property. Andong Seokbinggo Jangbingje It is said that it was the place where the four-handed festival was held. Looking across the bridge from Wolyeong Bridge, the building that is very brightly lit is Seonseonghyeon Gaeksa ... When you are at Wolyeong Bridge, please visit it together~

Seonseong-hyeon

Original Text

It is the 29th type cultural property of Gyeongsangbuk-do, and is a pavilion building built during the Joseon Dynasty. It has a single-character structure. In the past, the political party, which was the central space, originally enshrined a plaque and bowed to the side where the plaque was placed in the first day and full moon, and the Ikshi on both sides was used as a hostel to welcome envoys or precious guests. It is a building that fits the traditional concept of Andong, and the night view of Wulyeong Bridge seen here is pretty nice.

You can go at night ~ You can see the night view of Wolyeong Bridge ...

Original Text

I went to see it at night, and it was very bright at night. Mmm ... I was able to see the surroundings of the guesthouse well, but I think I can see enough without revealing it. ... It seems to be a waste of power ... But the night view of Wolyeong Bridge from there is also the best!

Seonseong-hyeon

Original Text

Looking at the mountain from the entrance of Wolryeong Bridge, you can see a very bright tile house on the mountainside due to the light. It is a one-character guest temple renovated by Yean Hyeon-gam Kim Seong-yu in the 38th year of Sukjong in Joseon (1712). This guest house has a typical guest house in the Joseon Dynasty. In the central building of this guest temple, the temple was placed with a plaque and the temple was built toward the palace in the first day and full moon.