Daegu Parks and Nature
Daegu’s natural landscape is defined by the Palgongsan mountain range to the north and the Apsan mountains to the south. This collection features the Daegu Arboretum, an ecological restoration project built on a former landfill, and Palgongsan Park, home to historic Buddhist temples and the Gatbawi Buddha. The list also includes riverside recreation at Yulha Sports Park and hiking opportunities at Daedeok Mountain, which provides panoramic views of the city's urban sprawl.
Daegu Arboretum
Ecological park built on a former sanitary landfill. It contains thematic gardens for cacti, medicinal herbs, and wildflowers, housing over 1,000 plant species.
Palgongsan Park
Large mountain park featuring the historic Donghwasa Temple and the Gatbawi stone Buddha. The area includes a cable car and numerous hiking trails through granite peaks.
Bolli Park
Local neighborhood park in Dalseo-gu featuring walking paths and outdoor sculptures.
Yulha Sports Park
Riverside sports complex featuring soccer fields, basketball courts, and cycling paths along the Geumho River.
Hyeon Grand Park
Memorial park and cemetery located in the Buk-gu district.
Pyeong-gwamaensyeongong-won
Small residential neighborhood park.
Geumhoji
Reservoir in the Buk-gu area used for local irrigation and walking.
Naegogji
Reservoir situated in the northern hills of Daegu.
Daedeok Mt.
Peak in the Apsan mountain range featuring hiking trails and panoramic views of the Suseong-gu district.
Nongbawi
Distinctive rock formation and peak within the Palgongsan mountain range.
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