Nammangsan Sculpture Park

Nammangsan Sculpture Park is an urban park located in Dongho-dong, Tongyeong, Gyeongsangnam-do, and is also called Chungmu Park. It was created on a low hill 72 m above sea level and is used as a resting space and a cultural arts space for citizens. Within the park, sports facilities, walking paths, pavilions, and sculptures are also established. At the center of the park are a statue of Admiral Yi Sun-sin and the Hansan Great Victory Monument, and rest areas such as Suhyangjeong (a two-story octagonal pavilion) and Yeolmujeong are also arranged. Following the walking path where cherry trees and pine trees blend together, you can view the scenery of Hallyeosudo to the southeast, including Geobuk Lighthouse, Hansando, Haegapdo, and Jukdo, so it is known as a place where you can appreciate Tongyeong's historical and geographical characteristics together with nature.
Centered around the summit of Nammangsan, works by 15 contemporary sculptors from 10 countries around the world are exhibited, and the park also houses cultural facilities such as the Tongyeong Citizens' Cultural Center, the Ogwangdae performance yard, and the poetry monuments of Cheongma Yu Chi-hwan and Kim Sang-ok, making it a space where visitors can encounter art and literature.

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Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

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Parking

Accessible parking spaces available (2 spaces, disabled-parking sign)_Barrier-free facilities

Restroom

Accessible restroom available inside the Citizens' Cultural Center