Jinjugangssimoyeolgak is a stele pavilion honoring the chaste conduct of Kang of Jinju, who lost her husband a month after marrying and then died after him.
It was built in 1922 by an artisan of the Oryunhaengsil Junggansso, and the present building was repaired in 1979. The Yeolbujinyanggangssi Silhaengbi monument stands in the middle of the pavilion, and plaques such as Moyeolgak Sangnyangmun, Gangssi Yeolhaenggi, and Moyeolgakgi hang on the four walls. It is open at all times and has no admission fee, but parking is not available.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 1 · 6 photos
Jinjugangssimoyeolgak Today
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Nov 2 (Mon)
Open at all times
Sources: Hours and closed days: Korea Tourism Organization
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Jinjugangssimoyeolgak FAQ
Can I park a car at Jinjugangssimoyeolgak?
No, parking is not possible. It is open at all times, and there is no admission fee.
What is inside Jinjugangssimoyeolgak?
The Yeolbujinyanggangssi Silhaengbi monument stands in the middle, and plaques such as Moyeolgak Sangnyangmun, Gangssi Yeolhaenggi, and Moyeolgakgi hang on the walls.
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