Gasan Mountain Fortress Daegu
South Korea - Daegu - Incheon - Jeju - Seoul - Daejeon
The Gasan Mountain Fortress, Daegu comprises three segments: the inner castle, in-between wall, and the outer wall. The creation of each segment was consummated at a different period. In 1639, Governor Lee Myeong-ung of Gyeongsangdo province completed the inner castle; in the 17th year of King Yeongjo, the in-between walls were built; in the 26th year of King Sukjong, the outer walls were built. The Gasan Mountain Fortress, Daegu is considered as a representative mountain fortress, which gives you an idea about the form and technology of reinforcement: primarily using natural configuration of earth and topography in the end of the Joseon Kingdom Period. At present, this Mountain Fortress is regimented as a campsite, which provides convenient facilities. On the premises of the fortress, there are several military offices, arms warehouses, watch towers, turrets, and other military amenities were constructed. To train monk soldiers a temple called Cheonjusa Temple was constructed on the premises of this fortress. The main gate and part of the outer walls of this fortress persist in the fortress area, which demonstrate the splendor of the fortress. Today, this area recognized as a good mountain hiking course.
Place to stay at Gasan Mountain Fortress, Daegu
Camping area in the fortress, or hotels and inns in the vicinity of Mt. Palgongsan
Location Details of Gasan Mountain Fortress, Daegu
Address: San98-1, Gasan-ri
Gasan-myeon
Chilgok-gun
Gyeongsangbuk-do
Daegu
Republic of Korea
Contact Details of Gasan Mountain Fortress, Daegu
Telephone Number of Gasan-myeon Town Office: 054-971-7603
Access to Gasan Mountain Fortress, Daegu
The spherical road of Mt. Palgongsan is linked to The Gasan Mountain Fortress, Daegu. Every type of passenger cars can get to this place, because this area is one of the best driving courses in Daegu.