National Manghyang Park

The National Manghyang Park was established as a resting place for overseas Koreans, including Korean residents in Japan who left their homeland due to the invasion of Japanese imperialism in the past and passed away while longing for their hometown amid the sorrow of a ruined nation and all kinds of hardships. In addition to overseas Koreans, it also serves as a resting place for victims of the Japanese military 'comfort women' and Sakhalin Koreans who were forcibly mobilized overseas during the Japanese colonial period. It functions as a historical place that reminds future generations of the pain and lessons of the loss of national sovereignty. Major facilities include a memorial tower, a waiting room for bereaved families, a promotion hall, a fountain, and a memorial monument for victims of the Japanese military 'comfort women'.

Details

Admission fee

Free

Restroom

Yes

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

Parking available in the dedicated accessible parking area: 3 spaces. There is enough space around for wheelchair users. Distance to the main entrance of the attraction: right in front

Public transport

Public transportation available to the vicinity of the site: Manghyang-ui Dongsan stop. Low-floor bus: No. 200

Wheelchairs

Wheelchair rental available (please contact in advance when visiting on weekends or public holidays)

Entrance passage

Ramp available on the access passage. Wheelchairs and electric scooters can move through

Restroom

Accessible restroom available. Location of the accessible restroom: right in front of the parking lot