Yeongnamru Pavilion밀양 영남루

At a glance

Yeongnamru stands on Adongsan hill above the river in Miryang and, with Chokseongnu in Jinju and Bubyeongnu in Pyongyang, is counted as one of Korea's three great pavilions. It began as a small pavilion of Yeongnamsa, a Silla temple, and was rebuilt on a larger scale in the Goryeo era under King Gongmin; the present building dates from 1884. The two-story main hall, five bays by four under a hipped-and-gabled roof, is flanked by two smaller wing pavilions, and a stepped passage links it to Chimnyugak. Inside hang calligraphy boards by noted writers of their day, and in 1931 the view was chosen as one of the 16 great scenes of Korea.

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Yeongnamru Pavilion · 1 tours & tickets

1. GetYourGuideMiryang day tour with wine cave & rail bikeAn about 10-hour small-group tour from Busan with a stop at Yeongnamru Pavilion, plus a rail bike ride and a wine cave.Book

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  Look down at the courtyard paving for the stone flower patterns, and at the moon-shaped stepped passage between the main hall and Chimnyugak.

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Cheongdo Rail BikeFour-seat pedal cars on a 5 km round-trip loop along the Cheongdocheon stream, through an LED tunnel and a rose tunnel.Gimhae Nakdonggang Rail ParkPedal a rail bike across an old iron bridge over the Nakdong River, then explore a wine cave stocked with Gimhae's wild raspberry wine.Cheongdo Eupseong FortressA Joseon-era stone town wall in Hwayang-eup, with about 1.1 km of rebuilt wall and two restored gate towers to walk.