One is a village school that began as Dongho Shrine, which honored Hwang Gyeong-rim (1566–1629), a righteous army leader of the Imjin War. The other is a historic site park that displays Bronze Age dolmens and stone cist tombs excavated during the development of the Sinseo Innovation City housing site. Scholars of Hayang County built Dongho Shrine in 1820. The building was rebuilt in 1875, and when it was repaired in 1921, the name changed to a village school. It has a hip-and-gable roof, 4 bays across the front and 1 bay on the side, with 2 bays of ondol rooms and 2 bays of wooden-floor hall. You cannot park.
Donghoseodang Village School and Dongho Historic Site Park Today
Worked out per date
Nov 2 (Mon)
Open at all times
Sources: Hours and closed days: Korea Tourism Organization
Donghoseodang Village School and Dongho Historic Site Park before you go
Hours
Always open — source 1
Closed days
Open all year — source 1
Fees
Free — source 1
Parking
Not available — source 1
Contact
Daegu Tourist Information Center 053-627-8986+82 53-627-8986 — source 1
Address
1112-2 Dongnae-dong, Dong-gu, Daegu — source 1
In Korean: 대구광역시 동구 동내동 1112-2
1Korea Tourism Organization TourAPI
2Korea Tourism Organization barrier-free travel information (TourAPI)
Donghoseodang Village School and Dongho Historic Site Park more information
Credit card payment
Not available — source 1
Donghoseodang Village School and Dongho Historic Site Park facilities and access
Stroller rental
Not available — source 1
Accessible restroom
Accessible restroom available — source 2
Main entrance access
No step to the entrance, so wheelchair access is possible — source 2
Donghoseodang Village School and Dongho Historic Site Park map
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