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Mungyeong

Mungyeong (문경시) is a city in northwestern North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea, with a population of about 67,500 as of 2024. It is known for its scenic mountains, traditional heritage, and apple production.

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  1. Drink

    Café Eune

    카페 으네

    A small café located in a quiet rural area near Buljeong Recreation Forest. The building has a simple modern design with large windows facing the surrounding forest. It offers coffee, tea, and homemade desserts, as well as omija-based seasonal drinks using local ingredients. Outdoor terrace seating provides views of nearby hills, and the area is often visited by hikers heading toward Buljeong Valley. Parking is limited on weekends.

    11:00–19:00 (closed Wednesdays)

  2. Drink

    Café Gaeun Station

    카페 가은역

    A café built inside the renovated Gaeun Station, which once served the Mungyeong railway line. The interior retains parts of the original platform and signage, combining historical elements with a modern coffeehouse atmosphere. It serves standard espresso-based drinks, teas, and desserts, and offers seating both inside the old station building and on the former platform area. The café is a short walk from the Gaeun Coal Museum and Mungyeong Railbike course, making it a convenient stop for visitors exploring the area.

    10:00–19:00 (closed Mondays)

  3. Drink

    Café Seodeul

    카페 서들

    A modern café located in a quiet rural area of Maseong-myeon, about 20 minutes by car from central Mungyeong. The building features wide glass walls and terrace seating overlooking nearby mountains and a stream. The menu includes coffee, tea, and specialty drinks such as omija-based beverages and butterscotch lattes, along with a small selection of baked goods. The café has both indoor and outdoor seating, and parking is available on site.

    10:00–19:00 (last order 18:40)

  4. See

    Jinnam Gyoban

    진남교반

    Jinnam Gyoban, meaning “Bridge over the Valley of Truth,” is one of Mungyeong’s most picturesque spots, where a stone bridge spans the clear upper Namhan River beneath dramatic cliffs. The area is surrounded by pine forests and features several scenic viewpoints. It’s especially popular for autumn foliage and riverside walks, and nearby cafés and traditional restaurants make it a pleasant half-day visit.

    Open 24 hours