Welcome to Andong, the capital of Korean spiritual culture!
While you're here, why not embark on an exciting journey with the Andong Stamp Tour?
Make your trip even more memorable by exploring local attractions, collecting stamps, and earning fun prizes!
Mobile Stamp Tour
Walking stamp tour
Mobile Stamp Tour
Mobile Stamp Tour
Walking stamp tour
How to participate
STEP 1
Visit tourist attractions
Download the Andong Stamp Tour mobile app and visit any of the 24 designated tourist spots in Andong.
STEP 2
Collect stamps
When you are within 50 meters of a tourist site, you can collect a stamp using the app.
STEP 3
Receive Prizes
For every 6 stamps you collect, you can claim a prize at the designated prize redemption locations.
How to Claim Your Prize
Prize pickup locations: Hahoe Village Tourist Information Center, Dosan Seowon Tourist Information Center, Bongjeongsa Temple Tourist Information Center, Andong Municipal Folk Museum Tourist Information Center
Visit one of the designated information centers and present your prize redemption code to the cultural tourism guide to receive your prize.
Prize collection can be done during the operating hours of the information centers.
March–June: 10:00–17:00 / July–October: 09:30
17:00 / November–February: 10:00–16:30
※ Please call ahead before visiting the information center to confirm availability.
Up to four prizes may be claimed per person.
For every six mobile stamps collected, you’ll receive one "Mom Kkaturi Keyring."
※ Prizes are available while supplies last.
1
Andong Municipal Folk Museum :
Step into the living traditions of Andong
Discover the folk culture of Andong, traditional rites of passage, and the city’s rich history at the Municipal Folk Museum. Explore the outdoor exhibits featuring unique local architecture like the Kkachigumeongjip (Magpie Hole House) and the Seokbinggo, a natural ice storage that once kept food cool through the summer. Enjoy a scenic walk from the museum to Wolyeonggyo Bridge—especially beautiful in every season.
Prize collection location
Stamp location : Tourist information office in Municipal Folk Museum
Woryeonggyo Bridge : Cross hand in hand, and love will find its way!
At 387 meters long and 3.6 meters wide
Woryeonggyo Bridge is Korea’s longest wooden pedestrian bridge—and perhaps its most romantic. Inspired by the heart-wrenching letter written in Hangul by Won’s mother to her late husband, this bridge was built as a tribute to her enduring love. Legend has it that if you cross the bridge holding hands, your love will be fulfilled. Don’t miss the variety of attractions and experiences waiting nearby.
Stamp location : Woryeonggyo Bridge Tourist Information Center
Lighting time : Lights turn on automatically at sunset
Modi684 (Former Andong Station) :
From platform to culture hub
Once the heart of Andong’s transportation, the former Andong Station has been transformed into Modi684—a vibrant cultural platform full of energy and creativity. This multi-use space is open to all, offering areas for performances, exhibitions, dance practice, meetings, pop-up stores, and media production. It’s a space where Andong’s past and present come together in dynamic new ways.
Halmaene Jeomppang : A taste of warm-hearted Andong hospitality
Nestled in the Seongjeong-dong Mural Village, Halmaene Jeomppang is a cozy little shop run by the village’s grandmothers. Since its opening in 2018, it has become a charming space where visitors can enjoy freshly brewed coffee made by local elders and browse delightful handmade goods, souvenirs, and lifestyle items crafted by local youth. It’s a heartwarming stop filled with community spirit and creativity.
Stamp location: Inside Halmaene Jeomppang
Opening hours: 10:00–17:00
Address : 12-3, Seongjin-gil, Andong-si
5
Andong Traditional Culture Content Museum :
A museum with no artifacts? Only in Andong!
Strange but true—there are no artifacts in this museum. The Andong Traditional Culture Content Museum offers a unique experience through digital media instead of physical relics. This interactive museum allows you to explore the traditional culture and values of Andong through engaging digital content. From local dialects to folk songs, you’ll discover stories that bring Andong’s heritage to life in a whole new way.
Stamp location : Ticket Office, Andong Traditional Culture Content Museum
Taesamyo : The history behind Andong “Land of Peace in the East”
The name “Andong” means “a peaceful land in the East.” During the Later Three Kingdoms period, a decisive battle for unification was fought between Wang Geon and Gyeon Hwon in the Gochang area. Thanks to the help of three local men—Kim Seonpyeong, Gwon Haeng, and Jang Jeongpil—Wang Geon defeated his rival and went on to found the Goryeo dynasty. In gratitude, he renamed the region Andong and granted surnames to the three men, all beginning with “Andong.” Taesamyo enshrines memorial tablets for these three historical figures.
Prize collection point
Stamp location : Taesamyo Information Center
Hours : 10:00–17:00
Address : 13, Taesa-gil, Andong-si / 054-852-1969
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Jjimdak Alley : Spicy, sweet, and savory—Korea’s ultimate chicken dish
Andong Jjimdak is a beloved local dish made by braising chicken with soy-based sauce and various vegetables. In the old market's Jjimdak Alley, you'll find over 60 restaurants serving authentic Andong-style jjimdak, each offering a slightly different twist on this iconic flavor.
Stamp location : Old Market Customer Support Center
Visit tourist attractions
Collect stamps
Receive Prizes
Andong Municipal Folk Museum :
Woryeonggyo Bridge :
Modi684 (Former Andong Station) :
Halmaene Jeomppang :
Andong Traditional Culture Content Museum :
Taesamyo : The history behind Andong
Jjimdak Alley : Spicy, sweet, and savory—Korea’s ultimate chicken dish
