Hyochungsa Shrine at the Bakjesang Historic Site

Stepping into the serene sanctuary nestled against the backdrop of verdant mountains, one is immediately enveloped by the noble spirit and unwavering loyalty that permeated the Silla era. The Park Jae-sang Memorial Site is a significant historical space dedicated to preserving and honoring the patriotic spirit of Park Jae-sang, a loyal servant of the Silla kingdom who dedicated his life to the well-being of the nation, and his family. It is designated as Gyeongsangnam-do Historic Site No. 90. Located at the heart of the site is the Hyochung Shrine, a pristine sanctuary that houses the portraits of Park Jae-sang and his son, Baek Gyeol. The elegant wooden architecture and meticulously landscaped gardens create a harmonious and deeply moving atmosphere. The surrounding area has been developed into the Hyochung History Park, which also includes the Jinsimheon pavilion, the Gojiksa building, and a statue of Park Jae-sang. A leisurely stroll along the pristine paths, surrounded by the gentle breeze and lush greenery, provides an opportunity to reflect on the profound historical significance that may have been forgotten. In this tranquil and peaceful environment, one can experience the changing seasons and the spiritual energy of this patriotic site, creating a truly meaningful experience.

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Admission fee

Free

Parking fee

Free

Restroom

Yes