Gwanghallu was originally a place where Prime Minister Hwang Hui built a small pavilion called ‘Gwangtongu (廣通樓)’ to enjoy the scenery when he was exiled to Namwon in 1419. Later, in the 26th year of King Sejong’s reign (1444), Namwon-busa Min Gong rebuilt it, and Hadong-buwon-gun Jeong In-ji, who was the patrolman of Chungcheong, Jeolla, Gyeongsang and three provinces at the time, was so captivated by the beautiful scenery here that he renamed it ‘Gwanghallu’ after ‘Gwanghancheongheobu’ in the moon palace where the beauty of the moon, Hanga, lived. Gwanghan means ‘palace of the moon’. Chunhyang and Yi Mong-ryong also met for the first time here and fell in love.
Inquiries and guidance 063-625-4861 Website https://www.namwon.go.kr/tour/ Address 1447 Yocheon-ro, Namwon-si, Jeollabuk-do (Cheongeo-dong) Hours of operation [Summer (April~October)]
- Paid opening 08:00~18:00
- Free opening 18:00~21
[Winter (November~March)]
- Paid opening 08:00~18:00
- Free opening 18:00~20:00Holidays Open all year roundParking availableDesignated status Treasure Namwon Gwanghallu (designated on January 21, 1963)Admission [Individual]
- Adults 4,000 won
- Youth, military 2,000 won
- Children 1,500 won
[Groups (20 or more people), elementary, middle, and high school (15 or more people)]
- Adults 2,500 won
- Youth, military 1,500 won
- Children 1,000 won
※ Free: 5 years old and younger, 65 years old and older, Namwon citizens, field trips to elementary, middle, and high schools in the area, national veterans, people with disabilities (1 accompanying person), people with physical disabilities, etc. Details Cannot go up to Gwanghanru Parking information for the disabled There is a parking area exclusively for the disabled_Barrier-free facilities There is a ramp installed up to the entrance (easy to use the park walking path in a wheelchair) The main entrance has no steps, so it is wheelchair accessible Wheelchair rental available Stroller rental available
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