Things to do in Andong

This UNESCO-listed village showcases authentic Korean architecture and traditions from the Joseon Dynasty. Watch the famed Hahoe Mask Dance or stroll along the Nakdong River for a glimpse into Korea's heritage.

South Korea's longest wooden footbridge spans the Nakdong River with elegant curves and traditional design. At night, illumination transforms it into a romantic spectacle reflecting on the water below.

From this 64-meter cliff, gaze down at Hahoe Folk Village nestled within the Nakdong River's curve. Take the morning ferry for softer light that perfectly captures the lotus-shaped village below.

This museum chronicles Andong's signature 45% alcohol spirit through interactive displays. Sample authentic soju in the tasting room after exploring traditional distillation equipment and cultural exhibits.

Bongjeongsa Temple houses Korea's oldest wooden building, Geukrakjeon Hall (1363). Wander among ancient pines and historic halls in this UNESCO site where Buddhist tradition creates profound tranquility.

Enjoy an outing to Andong Culture & Arts Center during your stay in Andong. Discover the area's festivals and temples.

You can spend an afternoon browsing the exhibits at Yi Yook-sa Memorial Hall in Woncheon-ri.

This vibrant marketplace is the birthplace of Andong Jjimdak, a savory braised chicken dish that's become a regional icon. Sample different vendors' interpretations while browsing handmade goods and seasonal produce.