1. You can visit the Butterfly Ecology Park and see live butterflies.
2. You can visit Donghwasa Temple, a representative temple of Daegu.
3. You can view an exhibition of traditional Korean pottery.

Experience the beautiful nature and history unique to Daegu!

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• You can use a sightseeing bus to conveniently explore popular tourist attractions in Daegu.
• You can not only enjoy Daegu's beautiful natural scenery but also experience Korea's traditional culture.
• You can visit Donghwasa Temple, a popular tourist attraction in Daegu.

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• Target Audience: All travelers
• Exchange Period: Exchanges are possible on the day of the reservation.
• Expiration Date: Valid only on the specified date

• Departure time:
  
  - 10:30 City Tour platform, 50m in front of Exit 2, Cheongna Hill Station
  
  - 11:00 City Tour platform in front of Dongdaegu Station
  
  ・ End time: 17:30 Get off at Cheongna Hill Station or Dongdaegu Station

  
  

• Holidays for Lunar New Year and Chuseok

  
  

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• Enjoy the Palgongsan Tour, the signature course of the Daegu City Tour! You can experience not only Daegu's unique natural scenery but also traditional Korean culture.

  
  

• Bongmu Park (Butterfly Ecological Park)
  
  Established as Bongmu Waterfront Park at the foot of Mt. Palgong in October
  1992, this urban nature park is gaining popularity as a cozy resting place for
  citizens. Equipped with children's playgrounds, sports facilities, and
  campsites, it is suitable for family outings on weekends. Additionally,
  approximately 8,000 wildflowers and wild grasses are planted along the walking
  and exploration trails surrounding Dansanji Reservoir. Bongmu Waterfront Park
  provides a space for citizens to relax for a healthy lifestyle and serves as a
  natural ecology learning center.

  
  

• Palgongsan Native Plant Garden
  
  It is a space where you can observe plants native to the Palgongsan area and
  find healing while enjoying the refreshing scent of the forest.

  
  

• Donghwasa Temple Facilities District
  
  There are many restaurants and cafes, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery
  by riding the Palgongsan Cable Car. (20% discount on Palgongsan Cable Car for
  Daegu City Tour passengers)

  
  

• Donghwasa Temple
  
  Donghwasa Temple is a historic ancient temple of the Silla Dynasty situated in
  the Donghak-dong valley, where the Waterfall Valley, Bindaegol, and Susutgol
  valleys of Palgongsan Mountain converge on either side. It is the head temple
  of the 9th District of the Korean Buddhist Jogye Order. It was founded by
  Geukdan in 493 (the 15th year of King Soji) and was named Yugasa. Later, in
  832 (the 7th year of King Heungdeok), it was rebuilt by the Royal Preceptor
  Simji; it is said that the temple was renamed Donghwasa because paulownia
  flowers were in full bloom around the temple even though it was winter.
  
  Most of the existing temple buildings were constructed during the
  reconstruction under King Yeongjo and include Daeungjeon Hall, Yeonggyeongjeon
  Hall, Cheontaegak Hall, Yeongsanjeon Hall, Bongseoru Pavilion, Simgeomdang
  Hall, Chilseonggak Hall, Sansingak Hall, Eunghyanggak Hall, Woneumgak Hall,
  and Cheonanmun Gate. Additionally, affiliated hermitages include Geumdangam,
  Biroam, Naewonam, Buddoam, Yangjinam, and Yeomburam.

  
  

• Bangjja Yugi Museum
  
  Located at the foot of Mt. Palgong, famous for its magnificent scenery, the
  Daegu Bangjja Yugi Museum opened on May 25, 2007. The museum spans one
  basement level and two floors above ground (site area 17,880㎡, total floor
  area 3,758㎡) and features facilities such as an outdoor performance stage and
  an experience area, as well as exhibition halls including the Yugi Culture
  Room, Donation Room, Reproduction Room, and Special Exhibition Room in the
  exhibition building. The exhibition building houses the Yugi Culture Room,
  which provides a general overview of the history of yugi and the craftsmanship
  of those who carry on the tradition, and the Donation Room, which preserves
  the works of Bangjja Yugi master Lee Bong-ju. It consists of the Bangjja Yugi
  Reproduction Room, which demonstrates the production process using life-size
  and working models, and the Special Exhibition Room for self-planned
  exhibitions. Additionally, there are facilities such as a video education
  room, a souvenir shop, a storage room, and an archive. In the outdoor
  experience area, visitors can try various traditional games including
  Jegichagi (footbag kicking), Tuho (arrow throwing), ring tossing, and Yutnori
  (traditional board game).
  
  The Daegu Bangjja Yugi Museum is exhibiting some of the 1,489 pieces of
  Bangjja Yugi produced and collected throughout the lifetime of Lee Bong-ju, a
  master craftsman designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Heritage.