Dunbaemi Park

Dunbaemi in Dunbaemi Park refers to an old natural village that used to be in Choji-dong. It was called Dunbaemi because there were rice paddies cultivated by dunjeon (military farms) and dunjeonbyeong (soldier-farmers) since the Goryeo period. Families such as the Miryang Park clan, the Yeonil Jeong clan, and the Cheonan Jeong clan lived there for generations, but today the area has roads and new rural housing sites. Around Dunbaemi Park, a dense pine grove stands as if fenced with pine trees, and there is a narrow path for walking a full loop of the park, with benches installed throughout the pine forest, making it a good place to rest. There are stone boards for janggi and baduk, with low seats so people can sit and play. Past the park management office and restroom building, there is a well-maintained acupressure walkway, and a performance venue for small performances and village events is provided, making it possible to enjoy various village festivals and performances. In addition, the park has basketball hoops, a futsal court, various exercise equipment, and a children's playground, and the ground fountain operated in summer becomes a fun playground for children to cool off.

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