It is Treasure No. 2046 and one of the Eight Views of Gwandong. Inside the pavilion hang writings by notable figures, including a royal poem by King Sukjong and Yulgok Yi I's "Rhapsody on Gyeongpodae." You can visit free of charge at any time, and parking is available.
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Gyeongpodae Pavilion Today
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Nov 4 (Wed)
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Sources: Hours and closed days: Korea Tourism Organization
Hanging there are a poem King Sukjong wrote himself, Yulgok Yi I's "Rhapsody on Gyeongpodae," and a ridge-beam dedication text written by Jo Ha-mang, among others. On the signboard, the seal-script lettering is by Yu Han-ji and the regular-script lettering is by Yi Ik-hoe.
When was Gyeongpodae Pavilion first built?
It was first built in year 13 of King Chungsuk of Goryeo. Records show it was later moved once and repaired several times.
Does Gyeongpodae Pavilion have an accessible restroom or accessible parking?
The surface parking lot near the main entrance has 4 accessible parking spaces, and there is an accessible restroom. The way to the entrance is step-free, so wheelchairs can get in.