Cheongnyangni Station is a major transportation hub in northeastern Seoul. It connects the capital with regional cities such as Andong and Yeongju via high-speed and express trains.

Andong Station is the main railway station serving Andong, a city famous for its preserved folk traditions and Confucian heritage. Ideal starting point for visits to Hahoe Folk Village, Byeongsanseowon, and nearby cultural sites.

Buyongdae is a scenic cliff that offers a stunning panoramic view of Hahoe Folk Village and the surrounding Nakdong River. It was a favorite spot for scholars and poets of the Joseon Dynasty. Perfect photo spot for capturing the unique layout of Hahoe Village.

Hahoe Folk Village is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its traditional Korean houses (hanok), centuries-old rituals, and living Confucian culture. The village is still inhabited by the descendants of the Ryu clan. A living museum of Korea’s aristocratic past, surrounded by nature.

Byeongsanseowon is a Confucian academy established during the Joseon Dynasty, located near Hahoe Village. Set against a backdrop of mountains and river, it served as a place of study and reflection for scholars. A quiet, contemplative site showcasing traditional Korean educational values and architecture.

Museom Village is a small, peaceful community known for its traditional hanok homes and scenic riverside setting. The village is accessible by a picturesque wooden footbridge that becomes especially beautiful in the morning mist. Where tradition meets tranquility — a hidden gem off the beaten path.

Yeongju Station is the main gateway to Yeongju, a city rich in cultural and spiritual history. It provides access to important heritage sites like Sosu Seowon, Korea’s first Confucian academy to be recognized by the state.