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Noeunjeong Pavilion, Cheonan
Korean name천안 노은정
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Located in Noeun, the Jeongja pavilion, built in the 15th year of King Sukjong's reign (1689) by Kim Sanggi, was dedicated to scholarly pursuits and the education of future generations. Its name is derived from his pen name. It underwent its first renovation in the 4th year of King Cheoljong's reign (1853) and has been renovated several times since then. Built on a granite foundation, it consists of two bays on both the front and side, and features a raised floor. Stone pillars are placed beneath each column to prevent moisture from seeping in, ensuring the stability of the structure. As the oldest Jeongja pavilion in Cheonan, it beautifully exemplifies traditional architectural styles from approximately 300 years ago, and its scenic surroundings are said to be one of the "Eight Wonders of Dowon."
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- Admission fee
- Free