Daeyul-ri Daecheong, Gunwi

Gunwi Daeulli Daecheong is a pavilion-shaped main hall located in the center of Gunwi Daeulli Village. It was originally built in the early Joseon Dynasty, but was burned down during the Japanese invasions of Korea. The current building, rebuilt in 1632 (the 10th year of King Injo's reign), was previously used as a bachelor's office and is currently used as a village senior center. It is in a relatively good state of preservation and was designated as a tangible cultural heritage of Daegu Metropolitan City on May 14, 1991. The main hall is a tile-gabled roof building with 5 rooms on the front and 2 rooms on the sides. The stylobate was made of granite on top of one layer of masonry stones. A foundation stone of natural stone was placed on top of it and a pillar was erected. Only in the western veranda is a pillar (a thin pillar erected between pillars) standing.
Daeyul-ri Traditional Village is a basin-shaped village surrounded by the ridge of Palgongsan Mountain. It is a village of the Burim Hong clan, also called Midnight, Yuli, Yulchon, Ilya, and Daeya Village, and is inhabited by the Yeongcheon Choi clan and the Jeonju Lee clan. The scenery of the village is beautiful, and old houses, shrines, fortress forests, and embankments that exude an old-fashioned atmosphere are scattered throughout the village. The village's alleys are made of stone walls, giving it the nickname of inland Jeju Island, and it has recently been visited by many tourists as a filming location for the drama [Bad Mom]. Cultural heritage includes Gunwi Dae Yuldong Stone Buddha Statue (treasure) and Gunwi Dae Yuli Daecheong (Daegu Metropolitan City Tangible Cultural Heritage).