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Dalseo-gu, Daegu
Dalseo-gu is one of 9 cities, counties and districts in Daegu. It has 23 neighborhoods (23 dong) and 512,374 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Jincheon-dong with 49,079.
23 neighborhoods
512,374 residents
Landmark stamp: 83 Tower
83 TOWER DALSEO-GU · DAEGU 83타워 RANDOMPASSPORT.COM Standing beside a theme park in Daegu, this tall observation tower features revolving dining, skywalk activities, and expansive panoramic views of the city.
What to see Ascending to the high observatory deck rewards guests with wide views across Daegu and the distant surrounding mountains. Visitor tip Visiting around twilight lets you witness both a colorful evening sunset and the sudden illumination of twinkling city lights. Food nearby Guests can savor a leisurely dinner while gazing at constantly changing views from the slowly revolving panoramic restaurant. Food, festivals and stories of Dalseo-gu Local food Dalseo-gu is famous for serving fresh raw beef tartare called mungtigi, dipped in spicy chili paste and sesame oil. Festivals The lively Daegu Chimac Festival takes place at Duryu Park every summer, celebrating the beloved pairing of fried chicken and beer. Local story The Prehistoric Relics Park preserves colossal standing stones and dolmens that narrate fascinating ancient human lives from the Paleolithic era. Neighborhoods of Dalseo-gu (23)
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Seongdang-dong성당동 dong · 19,868 residents Story: Legend tells that royal geomancers dug Seongdangmot Pond purposely to suppress the powerful energy of a future monarch.Name: The name Seongdang originated from a tranquil pavilion named Seongdang, meaning sacred house, that once stood by a village pond.Photo spot: Strolling along the lakeside promenade of Seongdangmot Pond offers graceful photographic views of Samseongyo Bridge and Buyongjeong Pavilion.Land here ✈ Duryu 1,2-dong두류1,2동 dong · 15,662 residents Name: The name was bestowed in hopes of prosperity, embracing the pristine and auspicious energy flowing from Duryusan Mountain.Photo spot: Walking along Padogogae Road allows you to photograph charming vintage neighborhood scenes gazing down from gentle hilltop slopes.Food: Cozy neighborhood bakeries and enduring retro eateries along Padogogae serve nostalgic flavors and warm hometown hospitality.Land here ✈ Duryu 3-dong두류3동 dong · 8,922 residents Photo spot: You can capture splendid night scenery with 83 Tower in the background from the lawn of Kolon Outdoor Concert Hall in Duryu Park.Name: The area takes its name from Duryusan Mountain, named for its gently rounded peaks resembling human heads.Food: It is widely popular to spread out a picnic mat on the outdoor lawn and enjoy crispy fried chicken with friends.Land here ✈ Gamsam-dong감삼동 dong · 31,125 residents Story: Legend says the area was named Gamsam because three large persimmon trees once stood proudly in the old village.Photo spot: Wander through the bustling alleys near Seonam Wonjo Market to capture the lively, colorful atmosphere of the traditional market.Food: The local market alley is renowned for savory braised pig trotters, attracting many visitors looking for a satisfying dinner.Land here ✈ Jukjeon-dong죽전동 dong · 14,343 residents Name: The name Jukjeon was given because thick bamboo groves once flourished abundantly at the entrance of the village.Photo spot: Modern high-rise buildings soaring around Jukjeon Intersection create a stylish and gleaming urban nightscape for city photography.Land here ✈ Janggi-dong장기동 dong · 15,273 residents Food: The local food alley is packed with diverse Korean barbecue eateries and lively pubs, buzzing with evening energy.Photo spot: Stroll leisurely along the tranquil trail in Janggi Park to capture refreshing moments of rest amidst lush woodland greenery.Land here ✈ Yongsan 1-dong용산1동 dong · 27,723 residents Name: The neighborhood was named Yongsan because the surrounding ridges of Waryongsan Mountain resemble the majestic posture of a crouching dragon.Fun fact: Housing the Western District Court and Western Prosecutors Office of Daegu, it serves as an essential judicial center.Photo spot: Wander along the tree-lined trail of Yongsan Central Park to capture peaceful snapshots framed by deep green foliage.Land here ✈ Yongsan 2-dong용산2동 dong · 24,494 residents Photo spot: Hiking up the scenic trails of Waryongsan Mountain reveals seasonal wild blossoms and sweeping vistas over the surrounding city.Food: Warm neighborhood eateries and cozy noodle shops tucked inside residential apartment complexes offer hearty comfort foods to locals.Land here ✈ Igok 1-dong이곡1동 dong · 19,598 residents Photo spot: Every spring, thousands of vibrant roses bloom across Igok Rose Park, creating an enchanting backdrop for memorable photographs.Name: The area was historically called Baesil or Igok because the terrain at the foot of Waryongsan resembled a boat.Food: Delicious restaurants and trendy dessert cafes gather around the Seongseo Shopping World area, offering diverse dining choices.Land here ✈ Igok 2-dong이곡2동 dong · 14,017 residents Photo spot: Walking through the lush forested paths of Waryong Park offers fresh mountain air and scenic nature photography opportunities.Fun fact: Nestled at the base of Waryongsan Mountain, the neighborhood serves as a popular gateway for weekend hikers exploring forest trails.Land here ✈ Sindang-dong신당동 dong · 27,788 residents Fun fact: Housing the vast Keimyung University Seongseo Campus, the district is vibrant with youthful spirit and exotic campus architecture.Photo spot: Capture elegant photographs against the serene backdrop of traditional hanok courtyards at Hanhakchon inside Keimyung University.Food: Affordable eateries, casual pubs, and cheerful cafes line the student quarters near Keimyung University, offering delicious student favorites.Land here ✈ Bolli-dong본리동 dong · 23,029 residents Name: The name Bolli originated during the Joseon Dynasty because it was the central village situated between Gamsam and Seongdang.Photo spot: Take memorable photos surrounded by fresh green trees while taking a peaceful stroll through Bolli Park in the city.Fun fact: The neighborhood gathers community sports and leisure centers, including the Olympic Memorial Youth Activity Center for local residents.Land here ✈ Wolseong 1-dong월성1동 dong · 39,300 residents Story: Local lore tells that the crescent moon-shaped landscape gracefully welcomed gentle moonlight, inspiring the name Wolseong.Photo spot: The landscaped lawn and dancing fountains of Joam Neighborhood Park provide lovely backdrops for bright family photographs.Fun fact: Featuring large educational academy clusters and modern apartment complexes, it has emerged as a major residential district in Daegu.Land here ✈ Wolseong 2-dong월성2동 dong · 13,375 residents Fun fact: The Daegu Immigration Office is situated here, making it an administrative hub visited by international residents and visitors.Photo spot: Walk through the refreshing metasequoia walking path inside Wolseong Park to capture scenic green moments within the city.Land here ✈ Jincheon-dong진천동 dong · 49,079 residents Photo spot: Snap an unforgettable portrait in front of the giant sleeping prehistoric stone sculpture lying inside the Prehistoric Relic Park.Fun fact: Ancient dolmens and Bronze Age stone artifacts were unearthed in large numbers here, preserving a long prehistoric legacy.Name: It was named Jincheon, meaning true spring, because a pure and everlasting freshwater spring welled up before the village.Land here ✈ Yucheon-dong유천동 dong · 32,805 residents Name: The name Yucheon was created because elegant weeping willows once flourished along the streams meandering through the settlement.Photo spot: Strolling along the Daecheoncheon stream trail lets you photograph swaying seasonal wildflowers and peaceful ripples of gentle water.Fun fact: Bordering Hwawon-eup of Dalseong-gun, the neighborhood functions as a strategic transportation route leading toward southern Daegu.Land here ✈ Sangin 1-dong상인1동 dong · 31,839 residents Fun fact: Centered around Sangin Station on Daegu Metro Line 1, the area features large residential complexes and thriving commercial districts.Photo spot: The busy downtown streets around Lotte Department Store Sangin branch offer great angles for dynamic urban street photography.Land here ✈ Sangin 2-dong상인2동 dong · 17,230 residents Name: The name Sangin came from the tradition that benevolent and virtuous scholars gathered to reside beneath Apsan Mountain.Fun fact: With Dalseo Children's Library nestled quietly amid quiet residential streets, it provides a peaceful environment for family living.Land here ✈ Sangin 3-dong상인3동 dong · 9,432 residents Story: Historical tales surround Dalbigol, honoring General Woo Bae-seon, who valiantly led righteous volunteer troops during the Imjin War.Photo spot: Climbing along the Dalbigol walking trail lets you photograph the lush greenery and refreshing breeze of Cheongnyongsan Mountain.Land here ✈ Dowon-dong도원동 dong · 30,667 residents Name: The name Dowon originated from its landscape resembling an earthly paradise where peach blossoms once bloomed in brilliant pink.Photo spot: You can take picturesque photos of the calm lake along the scenic wooden deck path at Wolgwang Waterside Park.Food: Along the lake promenade, lakeside restaurants serve flavorful spicy fish soup and savory braised duck dishes.Land here ✈ Songhyeon 1-dong송현1동 dong · 15,827 residents Name: The name Songhyeon was derived from Solgogae pass, an undulating ridge once blanketed with dense, aromatic pine trees.Photo spot: Walking up the woodland trail toward Haksan Park peak grants an expansive vantage point looking down over Dalseo-gu.Land here ✈ Songhyeon 2-dong송현2동 dong · 17,610 residents Fun fact: Served by Wolchon Station on Metro Line 1, this quiet neighborhood is home to a dense cluster of schools.Photo spot: Capture a charming cultural atmosphere around the outdoor plaza and open-air sculpture garden at Dalseo Arts Center.Land here ✈ Bon-dong본동 dong · 13,368 residents Fun fact: Situated near Namdaegu Interchange and Bolli Park, the neighborhood serves as a convenient gateway for transportation across Daegu.Photo spot: Take pleasant photos while enjoying urban relaxation along the landscaped pathways fronting the Olympic Memorial Youth Activity Center.Land here ✈ Local notes were drafted with the help of AI from public information. Population: Ministry of the Interior and Safety resident registration, September 2026. Spotted a mistake? Tell us .
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