Mabijeong Mural Village
마비정 벽화마을
A small village in a valley in Dalseong County, its walls covered with murals of 1970s rural life; a nostalgic mural village on the outskirts of Daegu.
Mabijeong Mural Village lies in a valley in Hwawon-eup, Dalseong County. Since 2012, villagers and artists have painted murals on earthen and stone walls depicting rural Korean life in the 1960s and 1970s, such as ox carts, village schools and children's games, in a simple and charming style. Highlights include the “Love Tree” (two ancient trees that have grown together). The village is small and can be explored on foot in about an hour, with farmhouse snacks and traditional tea houses. Admission is free. Getting there: transfer at Hwawon Station on Subway Line 1 to the Dalseong No. 2 bus, which runs infrequently, so a taxi or driving is recommended.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Apsan Observatory
- Okyeonji Songhae Park
- Biseulsan
- Anjirang Gopchang Alley
- 83 Tower
- The ARC Daegu
- Modern History Street (Cheongna Hill)
- Suseongmot Lake