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Seo-gu, Daegu

Seo-gu is one of 9 cities, counties and districts in Daegu. It has 17 neighborhoods (17 dong) and 163,197 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Sangjungi-dong with 16,809.

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163,197residents

Landmark stamp: Waryongsan Mountain

Overlooking western Daegu, this gentle mountain is known for its winding ridge trails, colorful seasonal azalea colonies, and accessible neighborhood hiking routes.

Legends & stories: The mountain earned its poetic name because its ridgeline gracefully resembles the silhouette of a sleeping dragon lying down.
What to see: When spring arrives, pink azaleas bloom in abundance along the gentle ridge, creating a picturesque path filled with vibrant blossoms.
Visitor tip: Climbing to the Sangribong observation deck at sunset provides captivating views of colorful evening skies and twinkling city nightscapes.

Food, festivals and stories of Seo-gu

Local food: Bangogae alley is famous for its spicy and sour sliced squid salad tossed with fragrant water parsley and snails.
Festivals: Residents transform quaint neighborhood pathways into flower gardens during the delightful Dalseong Toseong Village Alley Festival.
Did you know?: Ihyeon Park offers serene walking trails where seasonal blossoms and eco-friendly wetlands harmonize peacefully in the city center.

Neighborhoods of Seo-gu (17)

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Naedang 1-dong내당1동dong · 14,722 residents

Name: The name Naedang originated from an old village located inside a large lotus pond that once lay outside Daegu Fortress.
Food: The lively Bangogae food alley serves spicy seasoned squid and sea snails wrapped in crispy flat dumplings.

Naedang 2·3-dong내당2·3동dong · 8,115 residents

Name: Meaning a village inside the pond, this quiet neighborhood once flourished with wide open fruit orchards and vegetable farms.
Fun fact: Cozy residential alleys blend harmoniously with lively traditional markets, preserving the warm community atmosphere of old Daegu.

Naedang 4-dong내당4동dong · 14,100 residents

Photo spot: Walking along Dalgubeol-daero offers great spots to capture modern city views and bustling commercial avenues.
Fun fact: Convenient subway stations and major connecting avenues make this neighborhood a vital transit hub for traveling across the city.

Bisan 1-dong비산1동dong · 7,698 residents

Story: Legend tells of a washerwoman who shouted upon seeing a flying mountain, causing it to fall and settle here.
Name: The name Bisan comes from the ancient folk legend of Nalmoe, meaning a mountain that flew down to earth.

Bisan 2·3-dong비산2·3동dong · 7,509 residents

Photo spot: Visitors love taking photos along the alley gardens of Dalseong Toseong Village, beautifully decorated with plants by local residents.
Story: Residents living beneath the ancient earthen fortress walls came together to plant flowers in alleyways, transforming their neighborhood into a blooming village.

Bisan 4-dong비산4동dong · 8,089 residents

Story: The traditional Nalmoe Nongak drumming ritual originated here to console citizens grieving the death of their respected governor.
Photo spot: Climbing up to Bisan Park offers an open panoramic view of charming residential rooftops and the downtown cityscape.

Bisan 5-dong비산5동dong · 4,719 residents

Name: Located at the heart of old Nalmoe, this neighborhood preserves a warm, nostalgic community culture in its quiet residential streets.
Fun fact: With convenient transit routes and friendly neighbors, everyday peaceful life thrives along the cozy residential lanes.

Bisan 6-dong비산6동dong · 6,296 residents

Fun fact: Well-connected road networks linking central Daegu to the northern district make commuting through this neighborhood very convenient.
Food: Small eateries and traditional soup diners nestled in alley corners serve comforting local flavors cherished by residents for generations.

Bisan 7-dong비산7동dong · 9,358 residents

Fun fact: The Bukbu Bus Terminal operates busy bus routes connecting Daegu directly with towns across Gyeongsangbuk-do and Gangwon-do.
Food: Around Bukbu Bus Terminal, a unique dining district offers authentic Asian cuisines operated by local immigrant communities.

Pyeongni 1-dong평리1동dong · 6,079 residents

Name: The name Pyeongni reflects its origin as a settlement built on a wide, flat plain surrounded by gentle hills.
Fun fact: Bordering Bisan-dong, this peaceful neighborhood has long served as a comfortable and welcoming residential haven for citizens.

Pyeongni 2-dong평리2동dong · 6,826 residents

Name: Thanks to its fertile, flat land, people have farmed and lived peacefully together here since ancient times.
Photo spot: Walking along tidy tree-lined sidewalks provides great opportunities to capture the quiet, modest charm of the neighborhood.

Pyeongni 3-dong평리3동dong · 12,052 residents

Fun fact: Hosting major public facilities including the Seo-gu Office and the local police station, this area functions as the civic administrative center.
Photo spot: Plazas and restful gardens in front of the district office showcase seasonal flowers that make lovely photo backgrounds.

Pyeongni 4-dong평리4동dong · 14,968 residents

Food: Sinpyeongni Market offers affordable, delicious snacks like freshly fried savory pancakes and hot street food delicacies.
Photo spot: Strolling through the shaded trails of Pyeongni Park provides wonderful photo spots enveloped by lush greenery and tranquility.

Pyeongni 5-dong평리5동dong · 10,554 residents

Fun fact: Recently transformed into modern residential neighborhoods, it provides a clean and comfortable living environment for local families.
Photo spot: Wide and well-landscaped walking paths throughout the apartment complexes offer pleasant spots to capture the changing seasons.

Pyeongni 6-dong평리6동dong · 5,384 residents

Fun fact: Located close to Seodaegu Station, this area enjoys superb transit access while experiencing vibrant urban revitalization.
Food: Cozy neighborhood eateries loved by local residents serve generous, heartwarming home-style Korean meals at reasonable prices.

Sangjungi-dong상중이동dong · 16,809 residents

Photo spot: The metasequoia forest trails and open lawns of Ihyeon Park offer scenic spots for taking picturesque photos.
Food: Jungni-dong Gopchang Alley is renowned for serving spicy stir-fried beef tripe and deeply flavorful, hearty hot pot stews.
Fun fact: With high-speed trains stopping at the newly opened Seodaegu Station, this area serves as a vibrant gateway to western Daegu.

Wondae-dong원대동dong · 9,919 residents

Name: The name Wondae originates from an ancient government inn station where traveling Joseon officials rested on journeys to Hanyang.
Fun fact: A long-established furniture alley stretches across the district, displaying an impressive selection of wooden furniture and interior goods.

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.