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- From human civilization, the universe, the wild to the sea, the record of life-and-death of exploration and expedition- Humanity’s noble endeavors and passion; recording the moment of phenomenal discovery

“National Geographic Photo Exhibition: WORLD OF MYSTERY” will showcase the explorers of unknown worlds, the mystery of civilization and nature, and the glory of discovery at M家, Daegu MBC’s exhibition hall, from Mar. 25th (Fri) to June 12th (Sun). 문명과 자연의 미스터리, 미지의 탐험과 위대한 발견에 대한 이야기를 담은 ‘내셔널 지오그래픽展’이 오는 3월 25일(금)부터 6월 12일(일)까지 대구MBC 특별전시장 M家에서 열린다.

It has been three years since the last photo exhibition in 2013. Titled WORLD OF MYSTERY, this new exhibition showcases life-risking exploration and expeditions into civilizations, unknown worlds, the universe and the ocean, all documented through photos, videos and special exhibits.2013년에 이어 3년 만에 새롭게 선보이는 이번 전시는 <미지의 탐사 그리고 발견(WORLD OF MYSTERY)>이라는 부제로, 인류가 걸어온 문명과 오지, 우주와 해양에 이르기까지 시간과 장소에 상관없이 목숨을 건 탐험과 탐사에 관한 다양한 기록을 사진과 영상, 특별한 전시품들을 통해 공개한다.

While previous National Geographic exhibitions de-livered public messages on environment issues and stressed the importance of coexisting with nature, WORLD OF MYSTERY will be an intellectual and edu-cational exhibition, where you can see the mystery of nature and civilization and the long history of the world through these expeditions.기존 내셔널 지오그래픽 전시가 자연의 아름다운 모습을 선보이며 지구 환경 문제와 자연과의 공존이라는 공익적인 메시지를 전달하였다며, 이번 <내셔널 지오그래픽展 미지의 탐사 그리고 발견>은 아직까지 풀리지 않는 자연과 문명의 미스터리, 세계를 뒤바꾼 탐험과 오랜 역사의 순간을 확인할 수 있는 지적이고 유익한 교육적 전시회가 될 것으로 보인다.

The exhibition consists of six sections. In Section 1, you can see the history of National Geographic, which has supported explorers and scientist from all over the world. In Sections 2-5, you can observe exploration and discoveries of ancient civilizations, the universe, the wild, and the water world. There is a Special Section, which is about the Deep Sea Challenger, which James Cameron, a National Geographic deep-sea explorer and film maker of ‘Titanic’ and ‘Avatar’, completed a solo-dive to the deepest part of the Mariana Trench.<내셔널 지오그래픽展 미지의 탐사 그리고 발견>은 총 5개의 관과 특별관으로 구성된다. 전 세계 탐험가와 과학자를 후원해온

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내셔널 지오그래픽의 역사를 볼 수 있는 1관을 비롯하여 2관부터 5관까지는 문명, 우주, 미지의 세계, 수중에 관한 탐험과 발견에 대해 전시된다. 특별관은 내셔널 지오그래픽 전속 탐험가이자 ‘타이타닉’ ‘아바타’ 등 영화 제작자인 제임스 캐머런(James Cameron)이 마리아나 해구(가장 깊은 바다)를 단독 잠수하여 세계 최초 신기록을 세운 딥시 챌린저 프로젝트에 관한 심층 전시 공간이다.

The exhibition displays more than photos; it includes a replica of the submarine which was specially produced for the Deep Sea Challenger, an actual submarine which Sylvia Earle, a marine biologist and National Geographic explorer-in-resi-dence with the nickname of “Her Deepness”, used for her deep-sea research, a camera which pho-tographers used in from 1920s to 1940s, a Hominin skull cast, and Olmec colossal heads.또한 이번 전시는 사진뿐 아니라, 프로젝트를 위해 특수 제작된 잠수정 ‘딥시 챌린저 호’ 모형을 비롯하여, ‘바다의 백작마님’이라는 별명을 지닌 해양생물학자이자 내셔널 지오그래픽 협회 전속 탐험가인 실비아 얼(Sylvia Earle) 박사가 실제 수중 탐사에 사용한 실물 잠수정이 전시된다. 이 외에도 1920년대에서 1940년대 사진가들이 사용한 실제 카메라, 초기 인류인 호미닌의 두개골(Hominin Skull Cast), 올멕 문명의 거대두상 등 평소 만나보기 어려운 전시품 8점도 공개된다.

▪ Contact: 053)744-5400 / www.ngphoto.co.kr▪ Dates: Mar. 25th (Fri) ~ Jun 12th (Sun) ▪ Venue: M家, Daegu MBC Exhibition Hall ▪ Admission: Adult 13,000won/Youths 10,000/Chil-dren 8,000won▪ Composition- Total Six SecionsSection 1: HISTORY OF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICSection 2: MYSTERY OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONSection 3: MYSTERY OF THE UNIVERSESection 4: MYSTERY OF THE WILDSection 5: MYSTERY OF THE WATER WORLDSpecial Section: DEEPSEA CHALLENGE PROJECT

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If you’re looking for something different and exciting to do, you might not need to travel as far as you think. The Daegu Casino provides quite a variety of enter-tainment—including baccarat, blackjack, roulette, Texas Hold’em poker, and slot machines—in a classy environment. At the casino, you’ll see foreigners from a surprising variety of backgrounds. It is a great place to meet interesting people, whether it be the players or the staff. Most of the staff speaks excellent English and is quite friendly.

만약 당신이 무엇인가 색다르고 신나는 즐길거리를 찾는다면 당신이 생각하는 것처럼 여행을 할 필요는 없을 지도 모른다. 대구카지노는 바카라, 블랙잭, 룰렛, 텍사스 홀덤 포커, 슬롯 머신 등 다양한 여흥을 갖추고 있다. 그리고 고급스러운 분위기에서 놀라울 만큼 다양한 배경을 갖춘 외국인들을 만날 수도 있다. 게임을 즐기는 플레이어든 스탭이든 재미있는 사람들을 만날 수도 있는 곳이다. 대부분의 스탭은 영어를 잘 하며 친절하다.


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Baccarat is the most popular game. At peak hours, all sixteen downstairs tables are filled with players, but even at the slowest times (the casino is open 24/7), you will always find at least one baccarat table open. The minimum bet is KRW10,000. To get you started, look for the KRW10,000 coupon in the Daegu Compass. To add to the fun, some of the baccarat tables are “squeezable,” meaning you can peak at the sides of the cards to increase the thrill. The casino also started hosting a monthly tourna-ment, usually on the last Sunday of every month (but check first to confirm the date), where the first prize can reach over ten million won. This tournament is hosted in the VIP room, a room with a beautiful in-terior and stellar service, normally reserved for the VIP high rollers. 바카라는 가장 인기가 많은 게임이다. 가장 바쁜 시간에는 16개의 테이블이 플레이어로 만석이다. 가장 한가한 시간에도(카지노는 연중무휴이며 24시간 영업을 한다.) 많은 플레이어로 테이블이 항상 붐빈다. 최소 베팅 금액은 1만원이다. 대구 컴퍼스 광고 포스터에 있는 카지노에서 사용할 수 있는 1만원 쿠폰이 있으니 찾아보길 바란다. 또한 게임을 좀 더 재미있게 즐기려면 몇몇 바카라 테이블은 “스퀴즈”가 가능하니 스퀴즈테이블을 선택해도 좋다. 즉, 스릴을 높이기 위해 카드를 고객이 직접 엿볼 수가 있는 것이다. 또한 대구카지노에서는 월별로 토너먼트를 보통 매달 마지막 일요일에 개최하며(하지만 정확한 날짜는 따로 확인하기 바란다.), 1등은 천만원이 넘는 상금을 받는다. 이 토너먼트는 아름다운 실내 장식과 최고급 서비스를 제공하는 VIP 룸에서 열리며 일반적으로 큰 돈을 배팅하는 VIP을 위해 비워져 있다.

Next in the table games are blackjack and roulette. While blackjack starts at KRW10,000, you can place a bet at the roulette table for as low as KRW2,500. The payouts are the same as any other casino, but the promotions offered by the Daegu Casino sweeten the deal: when you come in, the casino will give you a scratch-off ticket that may be good for KRW30,000 on top of a KRW30,000 bet at a table game. The casino also has a mileage point system whereby you get money back on your account ev-ery time you buy chips—regardless of whether you win or lose—which are redeemable anytime. New promotions are offered regularly, such as the “bring a friend” promotion (which gets you free vouchers and chips), so make sure you check everything out when you visit.

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다음 테이블 게임은 블랙잭과 룰렛이다. 블랙잭이 한화 1만원에서부터 배팅이 시작이라면 룰렛에서는 한화 2천5백원부터 배팅이 가능하다. 배당금은 다른 카지노와 같지만, 대구카지노에서 제공하는 프로모션은 조금 더 플레이를 즐겁게 한다. 카지노에 오면 카지노 측에서 스크래치 티켓을 제공하는데, 당첨이 되면 테이블에서 3만원을 배팅할 시 3만원을 무료로 더 배팅할 수 있게 해 준다. 또한 게임을 지든 이기든 관계없이 게임에대한 마일리지 제공 시스템을 갖추고 있다. 대구카지노는 새로운 프로모션이 정기적으로 진행되고있다. 예를 들어, “친구소개하기” 프로모션이 있다.(친구와 함께 방문하면 무료 바우쳐나 칩을 제공한다.) 이렇듯, 카지노에 방문할 때면 모든 것을 자세히 문의하고 오면 많은 혜택을 누릴 수 있다.

Then of course, there are the slot machines. There are a variety of machines, each with its own fun twist. You can play for as low as KRW10 for your chance to hit the jackpot, which can reach over ten million won. 그리고 , 슬롯머신들도 많이 있다. 다양한 머신이 있는데 적게는 10원에서부터 게임을 하며 잭팟의 기회를 노릴 수 있는데 잭팟의 경우 천만원 넘게 획득 할 수 도 있다.

For those who enjoy a game with a bit more skill and less luck, the poker room hosts a KRW1,000/KRW2,000 no limit Texas Hold’em cash game, as well as weekly Sunday tournaments (KRW50,000 buy-in). They also have special promotions, such as KRW 50,000 worth of free chips on top of your buy-in if you come between 2 and 2:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday.좀 더 기술이 필요하고 행운의 손길이 덜 필요한 게임을 즐기고 싶다면 포커룸에서 1천원, 2천원을 걸고 무제한으로 텍사스 홀덤 캐쉬 게임을 할 수 있고, 매주 일요일 토너먼트(5만원 매입)를 즐길 수도 있다. 카지노에서는 특별한 프로모션도 진행하는데 월요일부터 토요일까지 오후 2시에서 2시 반 사이에 방문하는 고객에게는 환전하는 칩 이 외에 5만원 상당의 무료 칩을 제공한다.

If all of this still doesn’t have you convinced that you can have a great time without breaking the bank, the casino provides free drinks and free food for all players of any game. During the week, you can order tradition-al Korean food and other items from a menu for com-pletely free, and on the weekend, you can help yourself to the buffet. All you are spending is your bets—which can be quite low—for a chance of winning a lot of money.


돈을 잃지 않고도 즐거운 시간을 보낼 수 있다고 당신을 이해시키지 못 했다면 이 것은 어떨까. 카지노는 어떤 게임을 하든 플레이어에게 무료로 음료와 음식을 제공하며, 주말에는 뷔페도 즐길 수 있다. 운을 획득 할 수 있는 좋은 기회는 작은 베팅으로 큰 금액을 획득 하는 즐거움이 있다.

To take advantage of all of the promotions, make sure you sign up for a membership card when you go there. It is free, and all you need is a valid picture ID (ARC or passport).우선, 프로모션의 혜택을 누리려면 카지노 방문시 반드시 회원가입을 해야 한다. 회원가입시에는 사진이 부착되어 있는 신분증(외국인 등록증, 여권)을 지참해야 한다. To find out about all of these events and get more information about the promotions and games, check out the casino’s website (http://www.daegucasino.com/), or call 053-222-3355.이 모든 행사와 프로모션과 게임 등 더 많은 정보를 알고 싶다면 카지노 웹사이트(http://www.daegucasino.com/)를 들어가보거나 053-222-3355로 전화로 문의하면된다..

The casino is located in the Inter-Burgo Hotel. There are two Inter-Burgo Hotels in Daegu, so make sure you go to the one in Manchon-Dong. You can also get there by bus. Many buses will take you to the Mangu-Dong Park bus stop, which is a three-minute walk away from the hotel. 카지노는 만촌동에 소재하고 있는 인터불고 호텔 내에 위치해 있다. 엑스코 인터불고 호텔이 아님을 주의하자. 버스를 이용해서 갈 수도 있으며 망우공원 정류장으로 가는 버스가 많이 있으니 그 중 하나를 이용하면 되고, 호텔까지는 도보로 3분 정도 소요된다.

Address: 대구광역시 수성구 팔현길 212Contact: +82-53-222-3355Taxi: Tell a taxi driver, “man-chon in-tuh-bool-go ho-tel ga-ju-se-yo (Please go to Manchon Inter-burgo Hotel.)Bus: 518, 651, 708, 814, 849-1, Rapid5(급행5)

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ThE hEIGhT of flaVor

ThE roofTop bISTro rEVIEW

•Written by John GoldingPhotographed by Lindsay MicklesTranslated by Yujeong Lee

Whispers about a hidden gem started not long ago in the foodie community based in Daegu and it has been getting louder recently. A new restaurant located above the What BBQ restaurant has been turning heads and I was curious as to find out what all the fuss was about. Armed with an empty belly and a trusty sidekick/editor in chief, I eagerly sought out to see why everyone was raving about this place. (HEAVY SPOILER ALERT) I loved it and moments after leaving the restaurant was already plotting my return to further gorge myself!얼마 전부터 대구의 맛집 커뮤니티에서 숨겨진 맛집에 관한 소문이 돌기 시작했고 최근에는 더 퍼져 나가기 시작했다. 삼겹살가게인 머꼬 위에 자리 잡은 새 레스토랑이 주목받기 시작했고 필자는 궁금해서 대체 무엇이 이렇게 야단법석인지 알아내고 싶어졌다. 텅 빈 위장과 믿을 수 있는 조수 겸 에디터로 무장을 하고 왜 모든 사람들이 이 곳에 대해 열을 올리며 이야기를 하는 지 그 이유에 대해 열심히 찾아나섰다. (스포 주의!) 필자는 이 곳을 매우 좋아하게 되었고 식당을 나선 순간 이미 다시 돌아와서 신나게 먹을 계획을 세우고 있었다.

The Rooftop already stands out from the rest of the restaurants on BBQ/Meat Alley due to it offering an alternative to the various BBQ places that occupy this area. Being located above What BBQ also makes it relatively easy to locate as well. A little background on the owner, Rose Kyunghwa Kim trained in Australia at Le Cordon Bleu and gained experience at other restau-rants for a few years before returning to Daegu and

opening her own place. The melding of European and Australian cuisine honestly gives The Rooftop a fresh-ness that other ‘European’ style restaurants should aspire to match. Rooftop은 2030 골목 구역을 메우고 있는 다양한 고기구이집들의 대안을 제시함으로 벌써 이 곳 골목의 식당들 중에서 두드러진 곳이다. 머꼬 삼겹살집 위에 위치해 있는 것도 상대적으로 위치를 찾기가 쉽다. 주인인 김경화(로즈)씨의 배경을 조금 소개하자면 호주의 르 꼬르동 블루에서 요리를 배우고 대구에 와서 식당을 열기 전까지 몇 년 동안 다른 식당에서 경험을 쌓았다. 유럽풍과 호주풍의 혼합은 솔직히 Rooftop만의 신선함을 선사하며 다른 ‘유럽식’ 스타일 식당이 경쟁해야만 하는 것이 되었다.

When entering The Rooftop for the first time, I smelt a lovely aroma of both flowers and herbs before I was sat at a table. Rose was very welcoming as a host and seemed very keen for any input/feedback to help im-prove even further (always a good sign!). The restau-rant had a light, open and welcoming continental feel inside that reminded me of bistros from back home. We had the choice of sitting indoors or outside on the roof-top. Sadly it was too cold for that when we visited, but with spring getting warmer and summer on the horizon I can see that spot becoming very popular in the future. Rooftop에 처음 들어섰을 때 식탁에 앉기도 전에 꽃과 허브의 근사한 향기를 맡을 수 있었다. 로즈씨는 주인으로써 우리를 따뜻하게 반겨주었고 앞으로의 더 큰 발전을 위해 어떠한 조언이나 피드백에도 많은 관심을 가지고 있는 듯 했다(이건 항상 좋은 징조이다.) 식당은 밝고 누구에게나 열려 있으며 손님을 반겨주는


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유럽대륙 풍의 분위기를 가지고 있었고 고국의 식당을 생각나게 했다. 자리는 실내 혹은 옥상에 있는 실외의 자리를 선택할 수 있었다. 안타깝게도 우리가 방문했을 때는 너무 추워서 실외에 앉지는 못했지만 봄이 되어 더 따뜻해지고 곧 여름이 되면 가까운 시일 안에 그 자리가 매우 인기를 끌 것이라고 예상할 수 있었다.

Upon receiving our menus, I was impressed by their presentation and focus on doing certain dishes, show-ing the importance of quality over quantity. The menu also included wine/beer pitchers and even some more expensive wines for anyone looking to impress that special someone on a date. We ordered a variety of dishes including salads, pasta, sirloin steak, fish and chips, mac n cheese and each had a glass of red san-gria. 메뉴를 받아보고 그 내용과 몇몇 메뉴에만 집중하고 있는 것에 놀랐고 이는 양보다는 질의 중요성을 보여주고 있었다. 메뉴에는 와인과 맥주 피처, 데이트에서 특별한 누군가를 감동시키고 싶은 사람들을 위한 고급 와인도 몇 종류가 갖춰져 있었다. 우리는 샐러드, 파스타, 등심 스테이크, 피쉬앤칩스, 맥앤치즈 등 다양한 요리를 시키고 각자 상그리아 한 잔씩도 주문했다.

The sangria isn’t something I see in many bars/restau-rants in Daegu. The flavor was fresh and light, so it didn’t overpower the flavor of any of our dishes.상그리아는 대구의 다른 바나 식당에서 보던 것이 아니었다. 상쾌하고 가벼운 풍미라서 다른 음식의 맛과 향을 해치지 않았다.

For our salads we shared a Greek salad and a Chicken Caesar salad between us. After taking one bite I no-ticed how crisp and fresh the ingredients tasted. The Greek salad was quite zesty and if you find yourself in need of a Feta boost this will be right up your alley. My personal favorite was the Chicken Caesar salad, it had juicy slices of chicken breast with a light amount of honey mustard on them and it didn’t clash with the Caesar sauce at all. Add in the crunchy croutons and you have a lovely salad. In fact you could easily order the Chicken Caesar salad as your main dish. My part-ner in crime also enjoyed the Ricotta Cheese salad that included plenty of high-quality cheese and a little bit of pasta underneath.

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샐러드는 그리스식 샐러드와 치킨 케사르 샐러드를 나눠 먹었다. 한 입 맛보자 재료들인 얼마나 아삭하고 신선한 지 알 수 있었다. 그리스 샐러드는 풍미가 강했다. 만약 페타치즈의 향에 한껏 취하고 싶다면 이 곳은 당신에게 딱 맞는 곳이다. 개인적으로 가장 좋았던 것은 치킨 케사르 샐러드였는데 가벼운 허스 머스타드 소스가 뿌려진 육즙 가득한 닭가슴살이 들어 있었다. 그리고 이는 케사르 소스와도 전혀 부딪히지 않았다. 바삭한 크루통이 더해져서 맛있는 샐러드를 먹을 수 있었다. 사실 치킨 케사르 샐러드를 메인요리로 주문해서 먹어도 될 정도였다. 동행한 일행 역시 고품질의 치즈가 가득 곁들여지고 아래에 파스타가 조금 깔린 리코타 치즈 샐러드를 맛있게 즐겼다.

Now for our mains; one theme carried through all of our dishes, flavors complimenting each other. The first main that we devoured was the Sirloin Steak (cooked medium), it came with a red wine sauce that had cream sauce poured on top of it. These flavors blended well together with the cream sauce being a real highlight. The dish also came with a light and fluffy mash, as well as moreish fried carrot ribbons.

이제 메인요리들이 등장한다. 하나의 메인요리가 우리 모두의 접시에 나왔고 서로를 칭찬하는 맛이었다. 우리가 정신없이 먹었던 첫번째 메뉴는 등심스테이크였는데(미디엄으로 구움) 레드와인소스를 곁들이고 그 위에 크림소스를 뿌렸다. 크림 소스가 하이라이트로, 맛이 같이 잘 어우러졌다. 또한 더 먹고 싶었던 얇고 길게 저민 당근 튀김 뿐만 아니라 담백하고 부드러운 매쉬 포테이토와 함께 나왔다.

The next dish was of significant importance to me, an Englishman who is fanatical about his Fish and Chips. I have been disappointed by many places in Korea that have served me awful imitations, but thank goodness Rose knows exactly what she’s doing! The fish is not Cod or Haddock, but is a great alternative. There are 3 pieces of fish with a light and crispy batter, so sharing is an option…..if you want to. The tartar sauce is also lovely.


피쉬앤칩스에 열광하는 영국남자로써, 다음 요리는 필자에게 정말 중요했다. 끔찍한 모방품을 가져다 준 한국의 많은 식당에서 계속 실망했지만 천만 다행으로 로즈는 아주 정확히 뭘 해야 하는 지 아는 사람이었다! 생선은 대구나 해덕이 아니었지만 아주 적절한 생선으로 대체했다. 얇고 바삭한 튀김옷을 입힌 생선 3조각이 나와서 나눠 먹을 수도 있다……..그러고 싶다면 말이다. 타르타르 소스도 정말 맛있다.

Our final main dish was a new item to the menu, the Spaghetti Meatball. On this plate there is one giant mixed beef/pork meatball with cheddar and mozzarella stuffed inside. The meatball was moist and juicy with the melted cheese inside enhancing the flavor even further. My mouth actually watered after cutting the meatball in half. The sauce with this meal was a spicy tomato sauce with a decent amount of heat, but noth-ing overwhelming.마지막 메인요리는 메뉴에 새롭게 추가된 것이었는데 미트볼 스파게티였다. 접시 위에 소고기와 돼지고기를 섞어 만들고 체다치즈와 모짜렐라 치즈가 안에 들어 있는 커다란 미트볼이 있었다. 미트볼 안에는 치즈가 녹아 맛을 더 풍부하게 해주었고, 또한 촉촉하고 육즙이 가득했다. 미트볼을 반으로 자르자 실제로 입에 침이 고였다. 소스는 지나치게 뜨겁지 않은 매콤한 토마토소스였다.

To add to our gluttony we also tried a side dish of macaroni and cheese that was plentiful and had a nice homemade feel to it. In fact I would say a lot of the por-tion sizes are quite generous.이만큼 먹은 것에 더해서 사이드로 마카로니앤치즈도 먹어 보았다. 양도 충분했고 집에서 만든 손맛을 느낄 수 있었다. 사실 대부분의 음식이 풍족히 나오는 편이라고 할 수 있겠다.

To sum up my experience, I think that The Rooftop is a phenomenal dining experience and with the support of the community we should do all we can to keep this little gem going……In fact, why are you still reading this? Put this down and go there now! Before it gets fully booked up!이제까지의 경험을 총평해 보자면, The Rooftop은 환상적인 식사를 해 볼 수 있는 곳이며 이 작은 보물과도 같은 곳이 계속해서 유지될 수 있도록 손님들이 많이 찾고 우리가 할 수 있는 모든 것을 해야 한다. 그런데 왜 아직까지도 이 리뷰는 읽고 있는가? 빨리 책 내려놓고 The Rooftop으로 가라. 완전히 예약이 꽉 차버리기 전에 말이다.

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TaxI SErVICE MaDE EaSy

•Written by Elizabeth RiggioPhotos courtesy of Daegu Medical Tourism

broUGhT To yoU by DaEGU MEDICal ToUrISM

If it is your first time to Korea, or maybe even your first time out of the country, you know it can be intimidating to land in a new place. And if you are here to take advantage of the medical services that Daegu provides, it may be even more nerve-racking. Any appointments relating to our health can be stressful to begin with and now, you are also in a foreign country with a foreign language. Even the simplest of things like, “how will you get to the appointment?” may be something that causes some anxiety. The Daegu Medical Tourism group understands this, and they are offering a service to help check one of these difficult parts off your list.

The Daegu Medical Tourism group, in conjunction with the Daegu Metropolitan City, is offering the first medical tourism taxi service in Korea. All foreigners are invited to use this service regardless of destination or purpose. Although mainly being promoted for medical tourists, all are welcome to use these taxis. Sometimes it can be daunting or confusing to use a taxi due to language barrier or other issues. For example, finding or booking a taxi early in the morning. Maybe you may feel deterred from calling a cab because you are not confident in your Korean speaking skills. This service will eliminate such difficulties.


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On February 17th of this year, the Daegu Metropolitan government had an appointment ceremony to help launch the “Daegu Medical Tourism Taxi” with the drivers of this taxi service. There are a number of benefits to these taxis. You can book a taxi any time you would like, regardless of time or day. Each of these drivers has special qualifications. They have had a clean driving record—no accidents—for ten years, and have been driving for at least 30 years. In addition, the drivers of these cabs can speak basic level of certain languages like English and Japanese. Daegu City Hall also offers regular English classes for them to take. If you are still concerned about the language barrier, you can request an interpreter to join as well. They offer Japanese, Chinese, and English. These interpreters are selected from a pool in the medical tourism committee and are happy to help you get around.

Currently there are six large-sized taxis, about the size of a van. There will also be 27 normal car-sized taxis in the future. I had the pleasure of riding in one of these taxis and there are a number of advantages to them. When I first got to the taxi, the driver was waiting outside to greet me and help me into the cab. He was friendly and could understand some English which was helpful. When I got in, I thought I had entered a kind of limousine. They are quite spacious—you can fit all your luggage easily. The seats are bigger and more comfortable than a regular taxi and can accommodate a total of ten passengers. My seat was so comfortable.


In fact, I would have taken a nap if it was a long ride—the driver said it was possible to go all the way to Incheon Airport if I wanted. There is also a TV inside for your entertainment and medical tour brochures to get more information. My driver mentioned that many passengers prefer this cab because it is so spacious and higher off the ground, making for a great view of the city when looking out the window. I certainly agree with that. You can easily see what’s happening outside from these seats, or close the curtains if you’d rather have some quiet. The driver was eager to answer any questions and help me out of the cab when leaving. Sometimes when taking a cab, it is hard to find a driver that you like. He said with this company, if you really like your driver, you can request to have the same one in the future. It was definitely not your average taxi experience and I look forward to using it again.

You may be thinking, “that sounds great, but what will it cost me?” The basic starting cost of using these taxis is only 4,000 won. After that, the price is the same with a regular cab. At night, they charge 20% more. In addition, if you are looking to travel a far distance, for example from another city or even Incheon Airport, you can do that. You will have a fixed rate instead of meter. It will be much more comfortable and convenient than other travel options, and the price doesn’t change based on the number of passengers.

Excited about this great opportunity? Here’s how to take advantage of all these taxis have to offer. You can call the Daegu Medical Tourism Promotion Committee at (053-253-1564) to get more information or request a taxi. Happy travel!

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lIVIN’ IN ThE lap of lUxUry aT CoCorICo

•Written by Elizabeth Riggio Photos courtesy of CocoRico

CoCorICo rEVIEW

It’s been a long week, you’re tired, and you just want to relax. Sometimes YouTube just won’t cut it. Sometimes a day at the spa is the only thing that will get your body back to its ole self. Don’t worry, CocoRico has got your back—literally and figuratively.

Owned and operated by Alice Jeon, Doctor of Health Education and Beauty Therapist, this salon has every-thing you are looking for when it comes to your beauty care needs. Anything from nails and eyelashes, to tan-ning, waxing, skin and body services, CocoRico will do it all. And with 12 years of experience in the field, Alice Jun knows what she’s doing.

Walking into CocoRico, I didn’t know what to expect. Many people agree, entering a place for the first time where you will have something done to your body can be a little nerve-racking. You may not be able to com-municate well enough about what and how you would like something done. This can be difficult alone, not to mention the added language barrier living in Korea. I was instantly put at ease when Ms. Jeon greeted me in English and invited me over for a quick consultation. She poured me some tea and discussed my health and health habits and what I would like to achieve from the visit. She made me feel completely comfortable which was a fantastic way to start the visit.

I decided on a facial massage and it was an excellent experience. The room I was brought to was dark with soothing music in the background and a heated, com-fortable table to lay on. This helped me to fully relax as sometimes places have cold rooms or uncomfortable beds making it more difficult to ease muscles. The smell of the oils added to the relaxing nature of the room. The duration of the facial was one hour long complete with essential oils, a deep cleansing mask, and an upper body massage. It was extremely rejuve-nating and I felt like a new person when it was over.

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how it was helpful to my skin in particular. She used everything from different oils, creams, fruit acid to re-move dead skin, sulfur to reduce inflammation and pre-vent bacteria, collagen extract, vitamin C, an ice mold consisting of tea tree oil, lavender, and chamomile, among other products. She was careful to only use products that would be safe for my skin and sensitivity, as each person’s skin is different. I truly appreciated this attention to detail.

Ms. Jeon has great knowledge in skin care and is also a professor. She keeps up to date in caring for skin and uses top products from countries like France and Swit-zerland. She pays close attention to how foreigners in particular would like certain services done. For exam-ple, she offers a Swedish style massage versus a more deep-tissue massage if you would like, although you can elect to have either type. As stated before, she can speak English very well. In addition to this, Ms. Jeon also has a complete guide in English that explains all aspects of beauty care. How to prepare before coming in, what to expect during, how to take care for your body after, and home care advice. If you are someone new to these kinds of services, or simply want to have


a better understanding of how to take care of your skin, this is the place to come.

CocoRico’s main location opened in Suseong-gu in 2010 but since then branches have opened down-town, in Sangin, and in Yulha. You should make a reservation ahead of time to help ensure a quality experience. If you drive a car, there is free parking available to customers. I don’t often visit salons due to cost, but I can guarantee that this is money and time well-spent. The experience from start to finish was wonderful and Ms. Jeon does a superb job of making her clients feel valued and at ease. So hurry up and get relaxing!

Address: 대구광역시 수성구 동대구로 59 대우트럼프월드 수성 (Suseong-gu Dongdaegu-ro 59 Daegu Trump World Suseong)Contact: 053-268-5525Business hours: Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat 10am-7pm (closes on Sundays)

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VolUNTEEr SpoTlIGhT

•Written and photographed by Megan Hellwig Translated by Yujeong Lee

haNNah ShElTEr

Hannah Shelter lies up a winding road near Palgong-san. A first time visitor could easily miss it if they aren’t listening for the dogs barking. More than 300 dogs call Hannah Shelter home, and Aunt Hannah never turns an animal away.한나유기견보호소는 팔공산 근처의 구부러진 길 한 켠에 자리잡고 있다. 처음 방문하는 사람들은 개들이 짖는 소리를 못 듣는다면 쉽게 지나칠 수도 있다. 300마리 이상의 개들이 한나보호소를 집으로 삼고 있으며 한나이모는 단 한 마리의 동물도 돌려보내지 않았다.

Over two years ago, a gas explosion destroyed the original shelter, killing half the dogs and destroying their supplies. With the help of both Korean and foreign volunteers, they cobbled together the shelter that ex-ists today.2년하고도 조금 더 된 그 때, 가스 폭발 사고가 일어나 원래의 보호소가 없어졌다. 이로 인해 반 이상의 개들이 죽고, 모든 기물들이 망가졌다. 한국인과 외국인 자원봉사자의 도움으로 지금의 보호소가 겨우 만들어졌다.

Foreigners may be surprised upon visiting. These are not like the shelters in North America or Europe. It is a field in the middle of farmland, with a couple of sheds

and tarps available for shelter. Some of the dogs are chained to old dog houses, or broken down cars. There is no veterinary help to spay or neuter the dogs, so the population continues to grow. This also means that heartworm, parasites, and other diseases are left un-treated. Many dogs fail to thrive in this environment. 외국인들은 보호소를 방문해서 놀랄 지도 모른다. 이 곳은 북미나 유럽에 있는 보호소와 다르다. 농지 가운데에 보호소가 사용할 수 있는 몇 개의 헛간과 그늘막이 있는 마당이 바로 보호소이다. 몇몇 개들은 오래된 개집이나 망가진 차에 묶여져 있다. 개들의 중성화 수술을 해 줄 수 있는 수의사도 없어서 개들의 숫자가 계속 늘어나고 있다. 이는 심장사상충, 기생충, 기타 다른 질병을 치료하지 못 하고 방치되어 있다는 것을 의미한다. 많은 개들이 이런 환경에서 잘 지내지 못 하고 있다.

Unfortunately, the shelter does not have much assis-tance. It is run by two older Korean woman-one of which is Aunt Hannah. They do their best to feed and care for the dogs. Rarely do they have the chance to leave the shelter. It is their life. The shelter receives no government support, and the shelter must rely on the kindness of others.


안타깝게도 보호소는 많은 도움을 받지 못 하고 있다. 보호소는 중년의 두 한국인 여성분들이 운영하고 계신데 그 중 한 분이 한나 이모시다. 그분들은 개들을 먹이고 돌보기 위해 최선을 다하고 계시며, 잠시 자리를 비우는 것은 거의 불가능하다. 이 것이 그분들의 삶이다. 국가의 지원도 없으며 다른 사람들의 친절에 기댈 수 밖에 없는 상황이다.

While the conditions are not optimal, the dogs are loving. Every time volunteers visit, they want to be held, pet, or walked. Many of these dogs are former pets that were sadly relinquished. The dogs miss human attention, and are happy to have a few quiet minutes sitting in a lap.상황이 최상은 아니지만 개들은 사랑스럽다. 자원봉사자들이 찾아갈 때 마다 안아주거나 쓰다듬거나 산책하고 싶어한다. 많은 개들의 경우, 전주인이 있었지만 슬프게도 버려졌다. 이러한 개들은 사람들의 애정을 그리워 하고, 사람들의 무릎에 잠시 앉아 있을 때에 행복을 느낀다.

The shelter also welcomes charitable contribu-tions. Any day of the week, the shelter is open for donation drop offs. Every weekend, volunteers are welcome to come play, walk, and socialize the

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dogs. Many animal lovers have donated food and blan-kets, but the shelter is always open to more generosity. Toys, treats, medication, blankets, and jackets for the dogs are much appreciated!보호소는 자선적인 도움도 반기고 있으며 주중 언제든 기부품을 두고 갈 수 있게 열려 있다. 자원봉사자로 주말에 와서 개들과 놀아주고, 산책하고 함께 어울려도 좋다. 많은 동물 애호가들이 먹이와 담요를 기부해 주었지만 더 큰 호의도 사양하지 않는다. 개들을 위한 장난감, 간식, 의약품, 담요, 재킷이 특히 필요하다.

Don’t forget about the women who sacrifice their time and energy to care for the abandoned dogs of Daegu. The students and professors of Keimyung University sent a generous package, which included dried fruits and teas for Aunt Hannah last November. These little gestures mean the world to them. 대구의 버려진 개들을 돌보기 위해 시간과 힘을 쏟아 붓는 이 분들을 잊지 않길 바란다. 계명대학교의 학생과 교수들을 지난 11월에 한나 이모를 위한 건과일과 차가 들어 있는 푸짐한 소포를 보냈다. 이런 작은 제스츄어가 그들에게는 무엇과도 바꿀 수 없는 것이다.

Better still, if you are in a position to provide a loving home to the right dog, please stop by the shelter. Just remember, a dog is a lifetime commitment. They will enrich your lives if you are willing to invest in them.

더 나은 것은 만약 적당한 개에게 애정 어린 보금자리를 마련해 줄 있는 상황이라면 보호소에 들러주길 바란다. 한 가지 기억할 것은 개는 평생 헌신하는 존재라는 것이다. 개들에게 마음을 쏟는다면 그들은 당신의 삶을 더 풍요롭게 해줄 것이다.

All animal lovers are encouraged to come up to Han-nah Shelter and volunteer. It is such a great feeling to provide these dogs with some much needed affection. If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Shelter through our Facebook page. We look forward to seeing you there!모든 동물 애호가들이 한나유기견보호소에 와서 봉사할 수 있기를 권한다. 이 개들에게 필요한 많은 애정을 주는 것은 정말 기분 좋은 일이다. 질문이 있다면 페이스북 페이지를 통해 한나유기견보호소에 연락하면 된다. 보호소에서 당신을 만날 수 있기를 기다리겠다.


Address: 대구시 동구 도학동 169번지 한나유기견보호소 701-430(HANNAH SHELTER, 169 Dohak-dong Dong-gu Daegu 701-430)Contact: 010-6665-4560주소 : 대구시 동구 도학동 169번지 한나유기견보호소 701-430전화번호 : 010-6665-4560 Directions:From exit 2 of Ayanggyo subway(Line 1), take either 급행1 or 팔공1 bus. Get off at 도학동1 bus stop. Cross the street and walk down the road, past the Buddhist temple. On the right is a road that leads to a stream. Take this road and go up the hill. You will be greeted by barking dogs. The shelter is on your right.가는 방법:지하철 1호선의 아양교역 2번 출구에서 급행1이나 팔공 1 버스를 탄다. 도학동 정류장에서 내린 후 길을 건너 도로를 따라 걸어 내려가다가 절을 하나 지난다. 그러다 보면 오른쪽에 개울 쪽으로 가는 길을 하나 발견하게 된다. 이 길로 들어서서 언덕길을 올라가면 개들이 짖으며 반겨줄 것이다. 보호소는 오른쪽에 있을 것이다.

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ExpErIENCES of MISCoMMUNICaTIoN

•Written by Lindsay Mickles Photos by Lindsay Mickles, John Golding, Mike Phillips Translated by Yujeong Lee

a NET pErSpECTIVE You may recall that I wrote an article discussing com-mon misconceptions about teaching English in Korea (http://wp.me/p5Ltkx-w). Now, I’d like to turn my focus to communication. Fostering effective communication at your school can make or break your experience. I have spoken with many teachers (Korean and foreign) and some administrators about the issues they’ve faced. I’d like to take a moment to share some of their stories – this article is from the NET perspective. 한국에서 영어를 가르치는 것에 대해 흔히 잘못 알고 있는 것들을 이야기했던 제 기사를 기억하실 수도 있을 겁니다.(http://wp.me/p5Ltkx-w). 이번에는 의사소통에 관해 초점을 맞춰 보고자 합니다. 직장에서 효과적인 의사소통을 해나가는 것은 여러분의 경험을 잘 만들어가거나 혹은 망쳐버릴 수도 있습니다. 저는 많은 (한국인과 외국인) 선생님들, 관리자 역할을 하시는 분들과 예전에 맞닥뜨렸던 문제들에 관해 대화를 나눠 보았습니다. 그리고 그 분들의 이야기 중 몇몇 경우를 함께 나눠보고자 하는 시간을 가지려고 합니다. 이 기사는 원어민 교사의 시각에서 쓴 글입니다.

-6 months after starting at my first school I was told by my main coteacher that two others were unhappy with my classes. They never mentioned anything to me and pushed it all on my main coteachers, who felt ultra-awkward about it all.-첫번째 학교에서 일을 시작한 지 6개월 이후에, 담당선생님으로부터 다른 두 동료 선생님들이 제 수업에 불만족스러워 한다고 이야기를 들었습니다. 그 분들은 제게 단 한 번도 어떠한 이야기를 한 적이 없었고, 모든 이야기를 담당선생님께만 해서 그 분은 그 문제에 대해 매우 곤란해하셨습니다. This is an all-too-likely situation. Saving face is a HUGE deal in Korea (and plenty of other places) and direct confrontation is not common. Many coworkers may feel uncomfortable bringing any issues to you and may put off speaking with you until it is too late for you to do anything about it. Be aware that this may happen. I do recommend you sit down with each of your coworkers and explain that you really want to grow as a teacher and that you welcome any and all feedback, but don’t expect it to happen, especially as some people may view asking for help as a weakness.


이런 일은 매우 일어날 법한 상황입니다. 체면을 세우는 것은 한국에서(그리고 다양한 곳에서) 아주 중요한 일이기에 대립하는 것은 흔한 일이 아닙니다. 많은 동료교사들이 당신에게 바로 문제를 제기하는 것을 불편해할 수도 있으며 당신이 조치를 취하기엔 너무 늦은 때까지 대화를 미룰 수도 있습니다. 이런 일이 일어날 수도 있다는 것을 명심하세요. 동료교사 한 명 한 명과 마주 앉아 선생님으로써 정말 성장하고 싶다는 것과 어떠한 피드백도 환영한다고 대화를 나누는 것을 강력히 추천합니다. 하지만 그런 일이 일어날 것이라고 기대하지는 마세요. 특히 어떤 사람들은 도움을 청하는 것을 약점을 드러내는 것이라고 간주할 수도 있으니까요.

-My second year there, I had a different main coteach-er who was so afraid of talking to the foreigner for more than 2 minutes that she would often just say yes to whatever I asked from her.-한국생활 2년차에 다른 담당 선생님을 만나게 되었습니다. 이 분은 2분 이상 외국인과 이야기하는 것을 매우 두려워하시는 분이었고, 보통 제가 그 분께 부탁 드리는 것에 대해 무엇이든지 그냥 예스라고만 대답해 주셨습니다.

This happens to many NETs. Keep in mind that many teachers (at least in elementary schools) did NOT major in English. Many of them have not had any spe-cialized training in English and it may be their first time teaching the subject at all (much less with a native speaker). This is a very delicate time and you must approach this situation with the utmost sensitivity. You may get extremely frustrated (especially if they choose to teach the entire English class in Korean), but you want to help them get more comfortable with you, not scare them away from any future interactions.이런 일은 많은 원어민 교사들에게 일어납니다. 많은 선생님들이(적어도 초등학교일 경우에) 영어가 전공이 아님을 명심하세요. 이 분들은 영어과목에 특화된 트레이닝을 받은 경험이 전혀 없고 영어를 난생 처음 가르치는 경우일 수도 있습니다(더군다나 원어민과 함께 말이죠). 이는 매우 민감한 경우이며 여러분은 반드시 극도로 세심하게 이런 상황에 접근해야 합니다. 아주 좌절감을 느끼는 경우도 있을 것입니다. (특히 전 영어수업을 한국어로 가르치기로 결정해버린다면요) 하지만 미래에 일어날 대화에서 도망가게끔 하고 싶은 게 아니라 그런 분들이 좀 더 편안함을 느낄 수 있도록 돕고 싶을 것입니다.

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-My first day with one of my classes when I first ar-rived in Korea, I had students write down questions they wanted to ask me. One of my students wrote down a handful of scribbles. When I showed the paper to my students sitting near the front and asked who wrote it, they pointed to the student. It turned out she had a mental disability. I didn’t learn this until after my class when my coteacher came up to me and said she’s retarded. Two things wrong with this, the continued use of this word over the years when I’ve corrected a number of teachers and not being told in advance of students that have mental or learning disabilities.-한국에 처음 도착해서 첫 날 수업했던 반 중에, 학생들에게 제게 하고 싶은 질문을 적어보라고 시켰습니다. 한 학생은 종이에 그냥 낙서만 잔뜩 해놓았죠. 제가 그 종이를 앞쪽에 앉아 있던 학생들에게 보여주고 누가 한 거냐고 하자 한 학생을 가르켰습니다. 그리고 그 학생에게 지적 장애가 있다는 것을 알게 되었습니다. 저는 동료선생님이 수업 후에 제게 와서 그 학생이 모자라다고 이야기해줄 때까지 이 사실에 대해 알지 못했습니다. 이 경우에 두 가지가 잘못되었습니다. 제가 몇몇 선생님들이 “모자라다(retarded)”라는 잘못된 용어를 수년 동안 사용하셔서 고쳐드렸

다는 것과 미리 지적장애 혹은 학습장애가 있는 학생들이 있다는 사실을 말해주지 않았다는 것입니다. This is also a very common occurrence with all age groups. I can say that teachers are getting more spe-cialized training to work with students who are differ-ently-abled, but there is still an atmosphere of ignore what you don’t understand or what is too difficult to manage. There isn’t a lot you can do about this other than to prepare yourself to work with students on the autism spectrum, who have ADHD, learning disabilities and/or psychological issues - you may not get any help from your coteacher. You obviously won’t be an expert, but it may help you understand some of the basics.이런 경우 역시 모든 연령대의 학생들에게서 흔히 나타납니다. 제가 말씀드릴 수 있는 것은 교사들이 이런 남다른 능력이 있는 학생들과 수업할 수 있도록 더 특별화된 트레이닝을 받고 있다는 것입니다. 하지만 여러분이 이해가 안 되는 부분이나 너무 다루기 어려운 문제들을 무시하는 분위기는 여전히 남아 있습니다. 이런 경우에는 지적장애와/혹은 신체적 장애에 대해 조사를 하는 등 ADHD(주의력 결핍 및 과잉 행동 장애)와 같은 자폐 스펙트럼


에 해당하는 학생들과 수업하는 경우를 스스로 대비하는 것 이외에 할 수 있는 것이 없습니다. 동료교사에게서도 어떠한 도움을 얻지 못 할 수도 있습니다. 물론 여러분은 전문가가 아닙니다. 하지만 몇몇 기본적인 내용에 대해 이해할 수 있도록 해 줄 것입니다.

From my brief experience, here are the three big-gest pieces of advice I can offer:저의 간단한 경험에서 드릴 수 있는 가장 중요한 세 가지 팁은 다음과 같습니다.

1.Meet with your co-teachers EARLY (discuss roles, responsibilities, strengths, weaknesses, classroom management, etc.).1. 동료 교사와 무슨 일이 있기 전에 미리 만나세요. (역할, 책임분야, 장단점, 교실 운영 등에 관해서 의논하세요.)

2.If you have any questions or issues, make time to speak with your coteacher or main coteacher. When you have the talk, be courteous and respect-ful and work together to find a resolution. I had some issues with one of my coteachers and was very thankful that we took a walk together, dis-cussed what happened (and what went wrong), and made plans to avoid any issues in the future.2. 질문이나 어떤 문제가 있다면 동료교사나 담당교사와 함께 이야기하는 시간을 가지세요. 이야기를 할 때는 공손하고 존중하는 자세로 대하시고, 해결책을 찾기 위해 함께 노력하세요. 저 역시 동료교사들 중 한 분과 문제가 있었지만, 그 분과 함께 산책하며 무슨 일이 있었는지(무엇이 잘못 되었는지) 이야기를 하고, 다음에 일어날 문제들을 피하기 위해 계획을 세울 수 있어서 정말 좋았습니다.

3.BE FLEXIBLE - Korean workplaces do NOT func-tion like they do in your home country. Also, your coteachers are NOT native speakers. It will take some time to get used to the work culture and to figure out the best way to communicate with your coworkers. It will happen, you just need to be open to the experience and not let the frustrations bog you down.3. 융통성 있게 대처하세요. – 한국의 직장은 여러분의 고국과 같은 방식으로 운영되지 않습니다. 또한 동료교사들에게는 영어가 모국어인 사람들이 아닙니다. 한국 고유의 직장문화에 적응하고 동료교사와 소통하는 가장 좋은 방법을 알아나가는 데는 시간이 걸릴 것입니다. 무엇인가 잘 풀리지 않는 경우는 생길 것입니다. 다만 그러한 일이 생기면 마음을 열고 좌절감에 빠져서 너무 침체되지 않도록 해야 합니다.

Please keep in mind that there is no way to completely avoid miscommunication at the workplace (at home OR abroad), but it is important to do your very best to com-municate honestly and respectfully.(고국에서든, 한국에서든) 직장에서 의사소통이 잘 되지 않는 경우를 완전히 피할 수 있는 방법은 없다는 것을 명심하세요. 하지만 정직하고 정중하게 커뮤니케이션을 할 수 있도록 최선을 다해야 한다는 점은 매우 중요합니다. I plan to write 1-2 follow-up pieces, continuing the dis-cussion – both from the NET and Korean Teacher/Admin-istrator perspective. If you have a story you would like share, please contact me at [email protected].앞으로 원어민 교사와 한국인 교사 및 관리자의 시각에서 1~2개 정도의 관련 기사를 더 쓰고자 합니다. 대구컴퍼스 독자와 함께 나누고 싶은 이야기가 있다면 [email protected]으로 연락 주시기 바랍니다.

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TEaChING ENGlISh IN SoUTh KorEa?

•Written and photographed by Benjamin Zweber

hoW To SaVE $22,000 IN oNE yEar

Yes, you read that number right. And yes, that is how much we saved PER PERSON. I’ll spell it out one more time to avoid any confusion. We saved $22,000 US dollars EACH during one year of teaching in South Korea… Just over $44,000 between the two of us. And we could have saved more if we traveled less and didn’t eat so much. But hey, no regrets here!If you’re considering teaching English in South Korea, you already know the money is good. The promise of a free plane ticket and rent-free apartment are benefits enough to move across the world. Add to that a decent salary and a relatively low cost of living, and you have a surefire way to save a ton of money, right?Wrong.If you come to Korea expecting to double your bank ac-count but have no real budgeting plan, you won’t save any money. We watched many people arrive in Korea with dollar signs in their eyes, but halfway through the year they looked at their bank account only to realize they had saved hardly any money. But we’ve also had friends completely pay off their debt, or save up enough money to travel long-term. And we are pretty proud of the little “nest” we built in just one year that’s allowing us to travel the world and pay off student loans. PLEASE READ: We are not sharing this information to be boastful, but instead to answer the many questions we have received about how we afford to travel. Additionally, we hope this information is helpful to others who choose to teach English in South Korea with the goal of earning mon-ey along the way. We believe that with discipline, anyone can reach their saving goals. So how did we do it? How can you save $22,000 teaching in South Korea too? Keep reading for a breakdown of just

how much life in Korea will cost you, and how much you should expect to save. Then read on for some exclusive tips that helped us save money in South Korea, and we’ll even reward you with a FREE DOWNLOAD of the exact same spreadsheet that helped us stick to our budget.Are you ready? Okay, here we go...

how much will you earn teaching English in South Korea?We’ve had countless emails and Facebook messages from old friends and new readers all wondering the same thing… How can we afford to travel? We have lots of tips we’ll be sharing soon, but one of the biggest ways we were able to save money was by teaching in South Korea. So how much, exactly, did we earn? And how much were we able to save?Drumroll, please… Here come the numbers everyone is excited about. We have them all broken them down for you.(Please note: All figures are for ONE PERSON during ONE YEAR as an EPIK English teacher.)

Salary: 2,400,000 won per month ($2,143 USD*)Your salary, as with many things in Korea, depends on many things. EPIK salaries start at 2,200,000 won per month, but many teachers take home more. Your salary can be influenced by factors such as: previous teaching ex-perience, level of degree in university, number of schools you teach at, and location of your placement. Furthermore, teachers will receive a raise in salary for each year they renew their contract. So if you plan to stay in Korea a while, you can really roll in the dough!I had two years of previous teaching experience, and Ben taught at more than one school plus he has his Master’s degree, so each of us earned more than the starting salary.*The salary listed above is the average of both Ben’s and my salaries. Depending on your qualifications, your salary may be slightly higher or lower.further breakdown:previous Teaching Experience: If you have 2 or more years teaching experience, your starting salary will be 2,500,000 won per month. Note that you will need written proof, and your experience will need to meet certain requirements.Multiple Schools: Most of the EPIK teachers we know taught at more than one school. While this may seem over-whelming at first, it is actually a good thing! That’s right, you’ll earn an additional 100,000 won (about $89 USD*) per month. And if you are at more than 2 schools, you’ll rack up 150,000 won each month.rural placement: If you are placed in a rural region, you


will receive a stipend of 100,000 won per month. This is often necessary, as travel from the more remote towns can add up.

Entry allowance: 1-time payment of 300,000 won ($268 USD*)This is kind of a “get you started” bonus that you’ll receive as soon as you get to your city. Tip: It might be tempting to spend it all at once furnishing your apartment with cute coffee mugs and throw pillows, but try to only get the essentials – a few pots and pans, toilet paper, and all that fun stuff – and pocket the rest. If you’re lucky, the previous teacher will have left some items behind, so take advantage of that.Take a look at our South Korea packing list so that you are prepared when you arrive and don’t have to purchase too much to get on your feet.

flight allowance To and from Korea: Two 1-time payments of 1,300,000 won = 2,600,000 won total ($2,321 USD*)Your school pays for your way to and from Korea. Your en-try flight allowance will be paid to you in your first month’s pay, and your exit flight allowance will be given to you on your last month’s pay.

Tip: Stalk your flights and get the cheapest one possible. Your school will give you the same amount regardless of how much you pay for your flight. For example, our return flights to the US were just $430 (we booked our August flights in January), but we still received nearly $1,160 USD from our schools.

Severance: 1-time payment of 2,400,000 won or equivalent of 1-month’s salary ($2,143 USD*)If you successfully complete your 1-year contract, you will be given an additional month’s salary. So it’s like 13 months of pay for 12 months of work. Wahoo!

pension: 1-time payment of 2,600,000 won ($2,321 USD*) A portion of your monthly salary is deposited into the Korean National Pension system, and the government will match what you put in. You’ll receive this money about one month after you complete your contract.Note: Unfortunately, South African citizens are not eligible for this payment as this time.

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Extra IncomeThere are chances for you to earn extra income during the year if you choose. We only took advantage of a couple such opportunities, but certainly could have found more. Note: The following payments are for one person. Weekend English Camps: 1-time payment of 800,000 won ($714 USD*) Every year there are opportunities to do weekend, winter, or summer English camps. Ask your school or get in con-tact with you regional EPIK coordinator and request to be considered these extra money-making gigs.

EpIK life Video Contest Winner: 1-time payment of 500,000 won ($446 USD*) Each year, EPIK holds a competition for videos that show-case what life is like teaching in Korea. I submitted my video, and guess what?! I was selected as the grand prize winner! The reward? A cool 500,000 won. Try out your video editing skills, even if you are a novice like me... you might just surprise yourself! And keep a lookout for other contests hosted by EPIK throughout the year.

Total Income: 38,000,000 won ($33,929 USD*)This number is the total earnings of salary, entry allow-ance, flight allowances, severance and pension, as well as some additional money we earned.*All conversions use the average rate of 1,120 won = $1 USD (throughout August 2014 to August 2015)

how much will life in Korea cost?Okay, now that you know how much each of us earned over the course of the year, let’s talk expenses. How much did we spend exactly? Well lucky for you, we kept track of every single won!(All expenses below are monthly averages for ONE PER-SON)

housing: 0 won per month ($0 USD*)One of the biggest perks about teaching in Korea is that your school will pay your housing cost! See what a typical home looks like in a video tour of our Korean apartment.

Internet: 0 won per month ($0 USD*)Internet is also typically provided by your school.

bills: Electric, Gas, phone, and School lunches – 143,000 won per month ($128 USD*)Electric and gas: This cost will vary per month depending on how you use A/C, ondol floor heating (which we barely touched because it took 4 hours to heat our apartment), and your stove. We generally paid more in the hot summer months because we used our air conditioning. Gas and electric fluxuated from 20,000 won to 80,000 won, but the average was about 40,000 won per month ($36 USD*).phone: We both had phone plans through Olleh that each cost 38,000 won per month ($34 USD*).Tip #1: We rarely used minutes on our phone, and would have preferred to have a cheaper plan that had fewer min-utes. We learned that once you sign a contract it is very difficult to change until the contract’s end date.Tip #2: DO NOT sign up for a phone contract through The Arrival Store. Their plans are much more expensive than you will find elsewhere. Our advice is to wait until you move to your assigned city and go with your co-teacher to find a plan that works for you. And yes, you will be just fine without data during orientation!lunch: You will pay for lunches at school that you eat right alongside your students and co-teachers. Each school charges a different price and there’s not any negotiation. Unless you are a vegetarian, we highly recommend eating


your school’s lunch. It can be seen as disrespectful if you opt out. Plus, it’s much simpler than preparing your own lunch every day and is a way to try different Korean foods. The cost varied depending on the number of school days in the month, but the average cost was about 65,000 won per month ($58 USD*).

food: 175,000 won per month ($156 USD*)We cooked many of our own meals at home and some-times went out to eat with friends.Tip: To save money and time, we typically bought produce at a local supermarket and cooked one big meal on Sunday night. It usually lasted until the weekend when we often times ate out with friends.

Transportation: 40,000 won per month ($36 USD*)Korea is fairly cheap to travel around. This category in-cludes local bus and metro fees, taxis, and short trips to neighboring cities.Tip: Avoid taxis as much as possible, and get to know your town’s bus route instead. Many cities in Korea have a phone app with a map and timetables. The city bus may take a bit longer, but is far less expensive.

Entertainment: 95,000 won per month ($85 USD*)Living in Korea is tons of fun! We bundled entrance fees, movie tickets, fancy dinners, coffee dates, bingsu cravings, karaoke, nights out at bars, and any alcohol purchases into our entertainments expenses.Tip: Tons of coffee shops line just about every street in Korea, and it’s tempting to go several times a week. Try to limit yourself or brew your coffee at home, because a cup o’ joe is not cheap in this country.

Travel within Korea: 170,000 won per month ($152 USD*)We traveled a ton. We actually went through our calendar as found that we traveled 67% of the weekends we lived in Korea. That’s 35 weekends! (Yeah, Ben is an Excel nerd!) From bare-hand fishing in Pyeong Chang, exploring sunny Busan, nights out in Seoul, and reveling in the island beau-ty of Jeju, we saw a lot of the country.

Travel outside of Korea: total of 3,472,000 won ($3,100 USD*)While living in Korea, we visited 3 other countries. We trav-eled on a budget, though we had some vacation splurges here and there. You can check out the detailed budget breakdowns for each of our trips to thePhilippines, Japan, and Indonesia.

Note: International flights to these destinations are includ-ed in this category and totaled $1,094 USD.

Miscellaneous: 50,000 won per month ($45 USD*)There will always be those expenses that you just can’t plan for, such as random school activity fees or a co-work-er’s wedding gift. We also had some purchases that don’t fit into any other category like clothes, home supplies and presents.

flights to and from Korea: 1-time payment of 1,545,600 won ($1380 USD*)Our flights TO Korea (in August) were $950 USD, and our flights BACK HOME to the US (in August) were $430 USD.Note: If you are going through EPIK, you likely won’t have much time to research flights before purchasing, and like us, you’ll end up paying a little more than you should. The $1,300 flight allowance is generous though, and hopefully your ticket will be less than that. For your return flight, start researching 10 months before you plan on leaving for the best deals. In January, we found a flight from Seoul to Min-neapolis for $430 total which we just couldn’t pass up!

Student loans: $0...sorta...What about student loans? Maybe you’re lucky and don’t have any debt from attending university (in which case, I’m super jealous!). But if you’re like us, and have lots of student loans to pay, don’t forget to include your monthly payment in your budget. We worked really hard to save enough money at our jobs back at home to cover our loan payments for the entire year. That is why our loan pay-ments are not included in this calculation.

Total Expenses for the year: 13,093,600 won ($11,691 USD*)This number includes monthly bills, food, transportation, entertainment, travel within Korea, travel outside of Korea, miscellaneous cost and flights to and from Korea.

bottom line: Total Profit for the Year (38,000,000 won) minus Total Ex-penses (13,093,600 won) = 24,906,400 won...that’s equivalent to roughly $22,238 USD PER PERSON!!!*All conversions use the average rate of 1,120 won = $1 USD (throughout August 2014 to August 2015)

rEaD MorE!!! Now that you have all the numbers, con-tinue reading for some exclusive tips and tricks that helped us save $22,000 in one year!

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So yoU WaNT To lEarN hoW To SCUba DIVE parT 2

•Written and photographed by Nash Severance Translated by Yujeong Lee

CoNTINUING EDUCaTIoN

After completing the first steps into the highly addictive (read: expensive) world of scuba diving, you can start to specialize. Keep in mind that the areas of interest and specialization vary greatly. Divers can tailor their studies to learn everything about the sciences of the underwater environment or they can specialize in the skills that will allow them to go further than most divers, using different equipment to meet certain needs. One thing that happens to most divers is that they start to become conscience about the environment (if they weren’t before), so while not every diver can name every known species of nudibranch by their scientific name, many of them will know the common name for many of the fish they see. Any diver worthy of working gear will be angered by irresponsible people destroying coral or harassing any other marine life. 매우 중독적인(이라고 쓰고 비싼이라고 읽는다.) 스쿠버 다이빙의 세계로 첫걸음을 내디딘 후, 이제 심화과정을 시작할 수 있다. 관심가는 분야와 특화된 분야는 매우 다양하다는 것을 알아두길 바란다. 다이버는 수중환경의 과학에 대한 모든 것을 배우는 공부를 하거나 특정한 필요에 맞춘 다른 장비를 이용하여 어떤 다이버들보다도 더 깊이 잠수하는 기술을 단련시킬 수도 있다. 대부분의 다이버들에게 일어나는 일 하나는 (만약에 이전에 그렇지 않았다면) 환경에 대해 양심을 가지게 된다는 것이다. 그래서 모든 다이버들이 알려져 있는 갯민숭이 종류의 학명을 하나하나 모두 댈 수 없는 반면에, 많은 사람들이 그들이 보는 다양한 물고기들의 이름을 알게 될 것이다. 어떤 다이버도 산호를 파괴하거나 어떤 해양생물이라도 괴롭히는 무책임한 사람들 때문에 화를 내게 될 것이다. ee. Any diver worthy of working gear

Once you have chosen to continue your education in scuba diving, you can elect to stay with the same agency or change agencies; the non-professional levels have fairly good reci-procity. PADI calls the next full step the Advanced Open Wa-ter (AOW) and SSI’s calls theirs the Advanced Adventurer. This second step allows you to try different types of special-ties without doing a full course. These two courses consist of five dives, each having a different concentration/specialty for each dive. Both of these courses provides divers with the option of continuing to complete the full specialty. 스쿠버 다이빙에 대한 교육을 계속 받기로 결정하면 같은 에이전시에 남거나 바꿀 수 있는 선택을 할 수 있다. 비전문가 수준은 상당히 좋은 호혜성을 가지고 있다. PADI는 그 다음 코스를 어드밴스드 오픈 워터(Advanced Open Water/AOW)라고 하고 SSI의 과정은 어드밴스드 어드밴쳐러(Advanced Adventurer)라고 한다. 이 두번째 과정은 풀코스를 하지 않고도 다른 종류의 심화과정을 해 볼 수 있도록 해 준다. 이 두 코스들은 다섯차례의 다이빙으로 구성되어 있는데 각각 다이브를 할 때 마다 다른 초점과 심화내용을 가르쳐 준다. 또한 두 코스 모두 다이버들에게 심화과정을 완전히 마치기 위해 계속할 것인지에 대한 선택권도 주어진다.


The PADI AOW certification extends your dive limits from 18m to 30m, which can open many more dive sites avail-able around the world. You are able to begin and com-plete your AOW directly after finishing your Open Water Diver certification. I personally would recommend trying to negotiate a deal to complete both AOW and Enriched Air Diver together, as this can be highly beneficial when doing deeper repetitive dives.PADI의 AOW 자격증은 잠수의 한계를18m에서 30m로 늘려준다. 즉, 세계에서 다이빙을 할 수 있는 곳이 더 많이 열리는 셈이다. 오픈 워터 다이버 자격증을 마치고 난 뒤에 바로 AOW를 시작해서 마칠 수도 있다. AOW와 엔리치드 에어 다이버(Enriched Air Diver) 모두 취득하면 계속해서 더 깊은 수중으로 잠수를 할 때 매우 유용하기에 이를 위해 가격 흥정을 해보는 것을 추천한다.

After becoming an advanced diver, your education pipe-line can span upwards working towards the professional level, or outwards, collecting different specialty ratings and working towards the level of Master Scuba Diver (which only means that you have paid for five specialties).

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고급단계의 다이버가 되고 나면 여기서 더 나아갈 수 있는 분야는 더 높은 단계로는 전문가 레벨을 향할 수가 있고 영역을 넓혀보자면 다른 스페셜티 자격증을 모아서 마스터 스쿠버 다이버(Master Scuba Diver)의 경지에 이를 수도 있다.(5개의 스페셜티를 땄을 때의 이야기다.)

Working towards the professional level, you will begin to have concern for other divers, rather than just yourself and your buddy. You will need to complete an Emergency First Responder course either with a scuba diving agency or with another recognized group like the Red Cross. Once that is complete you can move on to what PADI calls a Rescue Diver. A Rescue Diver is still not at the professional level of diving, but is able to be effective in the event that something goes wrong with certain situations in the environment sur-rounding scuba diving. 전문가 레벨을 취득하는 과정에서 스스로와 동료들뿐만이 아니라 다른 다이버에게도 관심을 가지기 시작할 것이다. 그래서 스쿠버 다이빙 에이전시나 적십자와 같은 공인 받은 단체에서 응급처치요원(Emergency First Responder)코스를 마쳐야만 한다. 이 과정을 수료하고 나면 PADI에서 구조 다이버(Rescue Diver)라고 부르는 과정으로 나아갈 수 있다. 구조 다이버는 여전히 전문가 수준의 잠수는 아니지만 스쿠버 다이빙을 하는 환경에서 무언가가 문제가 생긴 특정 상황일 경우 효율적으로 행동할 수 있다.

Once you finish your Rescue Diver, which is highly recom-mended, as even dive professionals get into trouble some-times or have a delayed response, you might look for your next certification (Divemaster). Perhaps you want to stay out of the professional diving world and pursue specialties and a Master Scuba Diver certification. Or, maybe you are done with certifications at this point in diving and just want to dive to enjoy the sport and gain more experience. No matter how you might feel about certifications, the fact is that an Advanced Open Water Diver with 500 dives versus a Dive-master with 60 dives is probably going to be a better diver, although some people never learn to improve. 강력히 추천하는 구조 다이버를 취득한 후에는 잠수 전문가들조차 가끔 문제상황에 휘말리거나 응답이 지연되는 경우가 생기기에 다음 단계의 자격증을 찾아볼 수도 있을 것이다. 바로 다이버마스터(Divemaster)이다. 전문적인 다이빙 세계 밖에서 다양한 스페셜티와 마스터 스쿠버 다이버 자격증을 목적으로 할 수도 있을 것이다. 혹은 이 시점에서 자격증 취득은 그만두고 스포츠로써 잠수를 즐기고 싶을지도 모르고 경험을 더 쌓고 싶을 수도 있을 것이다. 자격증에 대해서 어떻게 생각하든지


500회의 잠수를 해서 얻는 어드밴스드 오픈 워터 다이버가 60회의 잠수로 얻는 다이버마스터에 비해 더 나은 잠수가가 될 수도 있다는 사실이다. 어떤 사람들은 전혀 더 나아지지 않기도 하지만 말이다.

There is one more path and a much more expensive one, Technical Diving. Technical Diving opens up a great deal more that you can do while underwater. While recreational scuba diving limits are 40m, (it is very safe to complete dives to this depth using compressed air (21% O2, 79% N)), technical diving extends the range to much deeper depths and for much longer. Technical divers often carry 3 or more tanks of various gases, ranging from pure O2 to hypoxic mixes (with helium blended in to lower the feeling of being drunk (nitrogen narcosis)). 더 가격이 드는 테크니컬 다이빙(Technical Diving)이라는 길이 하나 더 있다. 테크니컬 다이빙은 물 아래에 있는 동안 할 수 있는 활동을 훨씬 더 다양하게 해 준다. 취미적인 스쿠버 다이빙은 40m까지 잠수는 하는 반면에(이 정도의 깊이까지 는 압축 공기(산소 21%, 질소 79%)를 이용하여 잠수를 하는 것이 매우 안전하다.) 테크니컬 다이빙은 훨씬 더 깊이 더 오래 잠수를 할 수 있도록 그 한계를 늘려준다. 테크니컬 다이버들은 종종 순수한 산소에서부터 저산소성 혼합가스(술취한 느낌이 덜 들게끔 헬륨을 섞어서(질소중독)). 까지 다양한 종류의 가스가 들어있는 탱크를 3개 이상 들고 간다.

Currently the world recorder holder for the deepest scuba dive is Ahmed Gabr, who completed a 332.35m dive with a 12-minute decent time and 15-hour accent time. This type of scuba diving becomes very specific and scientific. You have to understand why things happen, to the best of our

current knowledge, in order to solve problems underwater; there might not be anyone who can help you and going straight to the surface isn’t always a good option. 현재 가장 깊이 스쿠버 다이버를 한 세계기록보유자는 아흐메드 가브르(Ahmed Gabr)로써 332.35m의 잠수를 하는데 12분, 상승하는데 15시간에 걸쳐 해냈다. 이런 종류의 스쿠버 다이빙은 매우 구체적이고 과학적이게 되었다. 그리고 당신은 수중에서 문제를 해결하기 위해 어떤 상황이 왜 발생하는지 현재 알려진 지식들을 가장 잘 알고 있는 상태로 이해를 해야 한다. 당신을 도와줄 수 있는 사람이 없을 수도 있고 수면으로 바로 올라가는 것은 절대 좋은 선택사항이 아니다.

There is a plethora of decisions to make when it comes to diving; from where you want to go to what do you want to see. Tailor your diving education to your interests, because while having 50 different certifications might sound like a good idea, it may not be necessary to do the type of diving you really want.어디를 가고 싶은지에서부터 무엇을 보고 싶은지까지, 다이빙에 관해서 할 수 있는 선택은 너무 많다. 자신의 흥미에 맞게 다이빙 교육을 잘 받아야 한다. 왜냐하면 50개의 다양한 자격증을 갖고 있는 것이 좋은 생각인 것 같더라고 정말 원하는 종류의 잠수를 하는 데는 필요없을 지도 모른다.

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“During the three weeks I spent wandering through post-card perfect scenes of bustling markets, glittering pagodas and faded British hill stations I found it hard to believe I was traveling through a country that has one of the worst records for human rights abuse in the world. To me, this is the most staggering thing about Burma: that the oppres-sion of an entire nation of some 50 million people can be completely hidden from view.”Emma Larkin, Finding George Orwell in Burma (2011)엽서에 나올 법한 번잡한 시장, 반짝거리는 탑, 쇠퇴한 영국식 피서지 마을의 완벽한 풍경사이를 거닐며 보낸 3주 동안 나는 세계에서 인권유린에 관해 최악의 기록을 갖고 있는 나라 중 하나를 여행하고 있다는 사실이 믿기 어려왔다. 내게는 이 것이 버마에 대해 가장 믿기 힘든 것이었다. 바로 5천만명의 일부에 대한 전체 국가의 억압이에 관한 것이었다.엠마 라르킨(Emma Larkin), 버마에서 조지 오웰 찾기(2011)

The changes I witnessed in Korea between 1973, when I arrived there as a Peace Corps Volunteer, and1988, when I returned for the Summer Olympics, were nothing less than astounding. Myanmar may be on an even faster track.필자가 평화봉사단의 자원봉사자로 한국에 도착했던 1973년과 서울올림픽을 위해 돌아왔던 1988년 사이에 한국에서 목격한 변화는 그야말로 믿기 힘든 것이었다. 미얀마는 심지어 더 빠른 궤도에 올라있을지도 모른다.

The magic that is Myanmar is easily accessible from South Korea and the rest of Northern Asia. You can jumpstart your trip with a flight from Inchon or Busan. We flew to Bangkok and then went on to Mandalay. It’s from that city, or the capital, Yangon, where most people launch their Myanmar adventures. Capture the essence of Myanmar before Starbucks arrives.그 마법은 바로 미얀마가 대한민국과 나머지 북아시아에서 쉽게 접근이 가능하다는 것이다. 인천이나 부산에서 오는 비행기를 타고 바로 여행을 시작할 수도 있다. 우리는 방콕으로 비행기를 타고 가서 만달레이로 갔다. 이 도시나 아니면 수도인 양곤에서 시작하는데 대부분의 사람들이 미얀마에서의 모험을 양곤에서 시작한다 스타벅스가 들어오기 전에 미얀마의 진수를 포착해라. Here are 11 surprising things about the country formerly known as Burma:여기 이전에 버마라고 알려진 나라에 대해 놀라운 사실 11가지가 있다.

1. The infamous dictatorship here is, for all practical purposes, invisible to routine travelers. Other than a few propaganda paperbacks on our night stand in one hotel, the military government’s presence to tourists has largely receded into the background. To be sure, everyone here


knows people who have served in prison. Myanmar and North Korea share common histories of cruelty and op-pression. But with the recent open elections, Myanmar’s military leaders have apparently decided to take a new path. The air here is filled with a cautious optimism.1. 실제로 이 곳의 악명높은 독재는 평범한 관광객들에게는 보이지 않는다.어느 호텔의 침실용 탁자에 올려진 몇몇 선전용 책자를 제외하고 여행자에게 군사정부의 존재는 대체로 뒷전일 뿐이다. 확실히 하자면, 이 곳의 모든 사람들은 감옥에서 복역한 사람들은 알고 있다. 미얀마와 북한은 잔인함과 억압의 역사를 공유한다. 하지만 최근의 공개 선거에서 미얀마의 군부 지도자들이 새로운 길을 선택한 듯 보였다. 이 곳의 분위기는 의문스러운 낙관론으로 가득하다.

2. International tourism and business is evident every-where here and is already taking off. Planes are filled with the likes of LNG deal-makers and NGO staffers. Tourists abound from Germany, Italy, France, other parts of Europe and the U.S. From Asia, Koreans and Japanese arrive in large groups. Building cranes dot the skyline, especially in Yangon, where several KFC’s recently opened. 2. 세계적인 관광업과 비지니즈는 여기 모든 곳에 명백히 있거나 이미 시작했다. 비행기는 LNG 거래업자와 NGO스탭으로 가득 차 있다. 독임, 이탈리아, 프랑스, 유럽 기타 지역에서 온 관광객들. 아시아에서는 한국인들과 일본인들이 그룹관광을 온다. 건축 크레인이 스카이라인의 점을 찍어나가고 있는데 최근에 몇몇 KFC가 문을 연 양곤에서 특히 그러하다

3. ATM’s are now accessible nearly everywhere you might go as a tourist. Yes, you will run into “out of order”signs on some machines, but it is generally easy to get access to your funds. 3. 이제 ATM은 당신이 관광객으로 가게 되는 거의 대다수 지역에 설치가 되어 있다. 그렇다, 몇몇 기계의 “고장” 팻말을 마주치기도 할 것이지만 보통 돈을 찾기가 쉬워진 것이다.

4. U.S. dollars are no longer required! It was routinely suggested that you need to bring clean, crisp unfolded US dollars when you travel to Myanmar. While it is always smart to have back-up currency, it is no longer obligatory. Yes, dollars are nice to have, but you can access and use the local currency everywhere.4. 미달러는 더 이상 필요하지 않다! 미얀마를 여행할 때 깨끗하고 빳빳히 접히지 않은 미국달러를 가져가야 한다고 보통 많이 들었을 것이다. 대비책으로 다른 통화를 가져가는 것은 언제나 똑똑한 행동이지만 더 이상 의무적인 것은 아니다. 그렇다. 달러는 가지고 있으면 좋지만 모든 곳에서 지역의 화폐를 얻을 수 있고 사용이 가능하다.

5. Everyone in Myanmar is courteous and friendly. The rest of Asia (and the West) can learn a lot about courtesy and “service with a smile” from the people of Myanmar. One surprising and effective practice we found throughout the

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country was that nearly every waitperson repeated our order before handing it off to the kitchen.5. 미얀마의 사람들 한 명 한 명 모두가 예의가 바르고 친절하다. 나머지 아시아(그리고 서아시아)는 미얀마 사람들에게서 예의와 “미소가 담긴 서비스”에 대해많은 것을 배울 수 있다. 이 나라 전체에서 우리가 알게 된 놀랍고도 효과적인 하나의 예는 거의 모든 종업원이 주문이 주방에 도달할 때까지 반복해서 이야기 한다는 것이다. 6. Though sometimes intermittent and frustratingly slow, the Internet is available in most hotels and in many restaurants and other establishments. We found the best reception in hotel lobbies. It is also easy to buy mobile sim cards thanks to two large foreign service providers from Saudi and Norway. The national service provider, MPT, is partnering with Japan to deliver services.6. 때로는 끊기고 절망스러울 정도 느리긴 해도, 대부분의 호텔과 많은 식당과 다른 시설에서 인터넷 사용이 가능하다. 우리는 가장 신호를 잘 받는 곳은 호텔 로비라는 것을 알아냈다. 또한 사우디 아라비아와 노르웨이의 거대 외국 통신 서비스 제공업체 덕분에 모바일 심카드는 사는 것도 쉬웠다. 국가 인터넷 통신 서비스 제공업체인 MPT는 서비스 제공을 위해 일본과 파트너쉽을 맺고 있다.

7. Meals can be had anywhere for just a few bucks. The food, a wonderful mélange of native dishes, Chinese and Thai culinary delights, is consistently delicious and inex-pensive. One of our more expensive dinners (there were two of us) came to $19 (including tip). We had four (4) cocktails, shared a soup and had large plates of chicken fried rice, fresh vegetables in oyster sauce, and a mixed grille seafood plate. Oh yes, there was a shrimp appetizer too.7. 식사는 몇 달러만으로도 어디에서든지 가능하다. 전통음식과 중식, 타이식 요리의 별미가 섞인 음식들은 어디든지 맛있고 저렴하다. 더 가격대가 있는 저녁 식사 중 한 번은(2명이서 식사를 했다) 팁을 포함하셔 19달러가 나왔다. 우리는 칵테일 네 잔을 마시고, 수프를 나눠 먹고, 커다란 접시에 나온 치킨 볶음밥, 굴소스가 얹힌 신선한 채소, 그릴 해산물 모음을 먹었다. 아, 그렇다. 새우 애피타이저도 먹었다.

8. Myanmar is a Baptist country! Well, in a sense. Myan-mar is home to the world’s third largest Baptist population. That’s in addition to the ubiquitous stupas and Buddhist temples that dot the country--which is 89% Buddhist over-all.8. 미얀마는 침례교 국가이다! 어떤 의미에서는 말이다. 미얀마는 세계에서 세번째로 많은 침례교도가 있는 나라이다. 이는 어디든지 있는 사리탑과 불교사원이 미얀마에 산재해 있는 사실에 더해진 것인데 전반적으로 89%가 불교이다.

9. Myanmar is about to go democratic. Well, fingers crossed on that one. But Noble Peace Prize recipient Aung San Suu Kyi is expected to lead the NLD (National League for Democracy) Party’s transition to power in April, 2016.

There is universal support and optimism here for her lead-ership. Recently, her party called for all citizens to go out and reduce the litter in their streets and communities. The next day millions of people heeded the call, including sol-diers who nominally opposed her party’s coming to power.9. 미얀마는 막 민주국가로 이행하고 있다. 이에 대해 행운이 빈다. 하지만 2016년 4월에 노벨평화산 수상자인 아웅산 수지 여사가 NLD(민족민주연맹)당읜 권력 이양을 을 이끌 것이라고 기대를 받고 있다. 미얀마에는 그녀의 리더쉽에 대한 전세계적인 지원과 낙관론이 존재하고 있다. 최근에 NLD당이 모든 시민들에게 나가서 거리와 동네에 있는 쓰레기를 줄이자고 했다. 그 다음날 수백만명의 사람들이 그 부름에 응답했다. 여기에는 보통 NLD당이 권력을 이양받는 것에 반대하는 군인들도 포함되어 있었다. 10. Many people in Myanmar have “double names.” One flight attendant’s name was Ei Ei Tun. Our guides’ names included Sai Sai and Min Min. One of our waitresses in the beach town of Ngapali was So So. Her service was, in fact, much better than her appellation would suggest. Tradition-ally, Myanmar people do not have surnames. The spelling of their first names tells others what day of the week they were born on. 10. 미얀마의 많은 사람들이 “이중 이름”을 갖고 있다. 한 비행기 승무원의 이름은 Ei Ei Tun이었다. 우리 가이드의 이름에는 Sai Sai와 Min Min이 들어가 있었고, 나팔리의 해변 마을에서 만난 식당 종업원의 이름은 So So 였다. 사실 그녀의 서비스는 그녀의 이름이 뜻하는 것보다 훨씬 더 나았다. 전통적으로 미얀마 사람들은 성이 없다. 이름의 철자가 그 사람이 1주일 중 어느 날에 태어났는지를 알려준다. 11. The books “Animal Farm” and “1984” were largely based on Burma. Dogs are everywhere in Myanmar. And in the countryside, one sees pigs in nearly every nook and cranny. Dogs and pigs. It’s not coincidental then that dogs and pigs took over the farm in George Orwell’s Animal Farm. Orwell, who served with the British Imperial Police Force in Burma in the 1920’s, found his life transformed by his experience there. While many people believe his fa-mous works 1984 and Animal Farm were about England or Russia, they were strongly influenced by his experiences in Burma. 11. “동물농장”과 “1984”는 대부분 버마를 토대로 쓰여졌다. 개는 미얀마 어디에든지 있고 시골에서는 거의 구석구석에서 돼지를 볼 수 있다. 개와 돼지. 개와 돼지가 조지 오웰이 동물 농장에 나오는 농장을 차지한 것은 결코 우연이 아니다. 1920년대에 버마에서 대영제국경찰로 복무했던 오웰은 그 곳에서의 경험으로 인해 인생이 완전히 바뀐 것을 알아차렸다. 많은 사람들이 그의 유명작인 1984와 동물 농장이 영국이나 러시아에 대한 것이라고 생각하나 그 작품들은 버마에서 얻은 그의 경험에 강하게 영향을 받았다.


Pleasant surprises are plentiful in Myanmar, a nation with more than 50 million smiling people hoping to finally reap the benefits of their richly endowed country. Myanmar is at the crossroads of the new world, where the two most populous countries, China and India, meet. It’s a place with countless Buddhist temples and an array of ethnic tribes and racial groups that are as diverse as the spices and tastes one finds here. Countless too, are the reasons to find your way to Myanmar. 미얀마에는 즐거운 놀라움이 가득하다. 이 곳은 마침내 풍부한 자원을 품고 있는 나라의 이득을 수확할 수 있기를 희망하는 미소가 아름다운 5천만명의 사람들이 사는 나라이다. 미얀마는 가장 인구가 많은 국가인 중국과 인도가 만나는 새로운 세계의 건널목에 자리잡고 있다. 셀 수 없는 불교사원과 미얀마에서 찾을 수 있는 향신료와 맛만큼이나 다양한 종족 및 부족, 인종이 있는 곳이다. 미얀마로 가는 당신의 발걸음에 대한 이유 역시 셀 수 없다.

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-인데요(in-dae-yo)

food불고기 (bulgogi)

김치찌개 or 된장찌개(kimchi or bean soup)

김밥 (kimbap)떡볶이 (tteokpokki)

만두 (mandu)돈까스 (tonkkatsu)

Quantity하나랑 (1) hana rang

두개 (2) do gay세개 (3) say gay네개 (4) nay gay

다섯개 (5) daseot gay여섯개 (6) yeoseot gay

beverage콜라 (cola)

사이다 (cider)맥주 (beer)

오렌지주스 (O.J.)

restaurant

-8,000원입니다.

pal-cheon-won imnida. [It’s 8,000 won.]

RestauRant-

여보세요 ?yeobo say yo? [Hello?]


SUN MoN TUE WED ThU frI SaT

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ThE DaEGU CoMpaSSaprIl 2016

• Kun Woo paik piano recital _ Daegu Citizen Hall / 04.02

• la boheme _ Daegu Opera House / 04.22

•This is an overview of our April events.For more information about events on our calendar,check out the next two pages or email us:[email protected] you have events you want to add for the May issue,please email us by April 16th. Thanks!

• romantic Classic _ Suseong Artpia / 04.01

• Joshua bell Violin recital _ Suseong Artpia / 04.11

• Sun-Cheol Kwun• Kim In-han’s Collection - beautiful presents• DNa _ Daegu Art Museum / 04.01~

• Daegu Theatre Troupe’s 24 hour Theatre festival Sign Up _ Commune’s / 04.15

• Daegu Theatre Troupe’s 24 hour Theatre festival performance _ MF Bar (2nd Floor) / 04.16

• Daegu Theatre Troupe Meet and Greet _ Schumann &/슈만 & (Coffee Shop) / 04.23

http://www.daegucompass.com48 APRIL 2016 Event Calendar

aprIl 2016 EVENT CalENDEr

romantic ClassicTime: 04.01 19:30Ticket price: VIP:30,000w / R:20,000w / A:10,000wPlace: Suseong ArtpiaInformation: 070-7518-8476www.ssartpia.kr

Sun-Cheol KwunTime: 04.01~Ticket price: 1,000wPlace: Daegu Art MuseumInformation: 053-790-3000www.daeguartmuseum.org

Kim In-han’s Collection - beautiful presentsTime: 04.01~Ticket price:1,000wPlace: Daegu Art MuseumInformation: 053-790-3000www.daeguartmuseum.org

DNaTime:04.01~Ticket price:1,000wPlace: Daegu Art MuseumInformation: 053-790-3000www.daeguartmuseum.org

Kun Woo paik piano recitalTime: 04.02 19:00Ticket price: R:70,000w / S:50,000w / A:30,000wPlace: Daegu Citizen HallInformation: 053-250-1475www.daegucitizenhall.org

Joshua bell Violin recitalTime: 04.11 20:00Ticket price: VIP:160,000w / R:120,000w / S:70,000wPlace: Suseong ArtpiaInformation: 053-668-1800www.ssartpia.kr


Daegu Theatre Troupe’s 24 hour Theatre festival Sign UpTime: 04.15 - 21:30Ticket price: freePlace: Commune’[email protected] or visit the Daegu Theatre Troupe Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/89994425369/

Daegu Theatre Troupe’s 24 hour Theatre festival performanceTime: 04.16 - 19:00Ticket price: freePlace: MF Bar (2nd Floor)[email protected] or visit the Daegu Theatre Troupe Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/89994425369/

la bohemeTime: 04.22 19:30Ticket price: R:30,000w / S: 20,000w / A: 10,000wPlace: Daegu Opera HouseInformation: 053-666-6023http://www.daeguoperahouse.org

Daegu Theatre Troupe Meet and GreetTime: 04.23 - 15:00-17:00Ticket price: freePlace: Schumann &/슈만 & (Coffee Shop)중구 동성로12길 [email protected] or visit the Daegu Theatre Troupe Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/89994425369/

http://www.daegucompass.com50 Useful Korean Expressions

USEfUl KorEaN ExprESSIoNSCoMMUNICaTE WITh ThE loCalS!

•Say, “An-nyeong-ha-se-yo.” to Koreans instead of “Hi.” It is the easiest way to be courteous. Here are some Useful Korean Expressions for you to commu-nicate with Koreans easily!

baSIC ExprESSIoNSDID yoU KNoW ThaT KorEaN DoESN'T haVE a proNUNCIaTIoN of f aND V?

INSTEaD, proNoUNCE p aND b.

EMErGENCy CoNTaCT lIST

안녕하세요 An-nyeong-ha-se-yo.

안녕히가세요An-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo.

반갑습니다Ban-gab-seum-ni-da.

감사합니다Gam-sa-ham-ni-da.

아니요Ah-nyo.

네Ne.

미안합니다Mi-ahn-ham-ni-da.

실례합니다Shille-ham-ni-da.

hospitalsKyungpook National Univ. Hospital (053-200-5114)Keimyung Univ. Dongsan Medical Center (053-250-7114)Yeungnam Univ. Medical Center (053-623-8001)

Translation ServicesKorean Tourism Organization Travel Hotline: 1330BBB Korea Translation Call Service: 1588-5644(English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Polish, Turkish,Swedish, Thai, Vietnamese, Malay, Indonesian, Mon-golian)

Daegu City hallDaegu Citizen Happiness Call Center (Daegu City Hall): 053-120 (Weekdays: 08:30-18:30)EXCO : 053-601-5000HICO : 054-777-3556

local NumbersPolice 112Fire 119Emergency Room 120

• hello

• Good bye

• Nice to meet you

• Thank you

• No

• yes

• I am sorry

• Excuse me


USEfUl WorDS

여권 신분증 생리대 물 포크 영수증

감기 복통두통생리통알레르기멀미상처

~어디에요?화장실입구출구식당병원약국

버스지하철

와이파이 이름과 비밀번호가 무엇인가요?

얼마에요? ~주세요.깎아 주세요.

[Yeo ggun][Shin bun jung]

[Seng li dae] [Mul] [Po-ku][Young su jung]

[Gam gi][Bok tong][Du tong][Sengli tong][Al le ru ki][Mull mi][Sang cheo]

[~ Uhdi eyo?][Hwa jang shil][Ip gu][Chool gu][Shik dang][Byung won][Yak guk]

[Bu-s][Ji ha cheol]

[Wa-i Pa-i ireum, bibun mo eh yo? ]

[Earl ma eh yo?][~ Ju seyo. (with pointing)][Kka kka juseyo.]

passport ID card Sanitary pad Water forkreceipt

ColdStomachache headache CrampsallergyMotion sicknessWound

Where is + ~?ToiletEntranceExit restauranthospitalphamacy

busSubway

What is the Wi-fi nameand the password?

how much is it? I’d like to have ~.please give me a -little discount.

• object

• pains/sore spots

• place

• Transportation

• Wifi

• In shops or restaurants





DoWNToWN Map

Nightlife Directionstaxi“she nay ga ju say yo. sam duk so bang seo.”

Shopping and Cinemastaxi“she nay ga ju say yo. lotte young plajja CGb” ( Remember there is no true ‘Z’ sound in Korean.)

http://www.daegucompass.com56 Downtown Restaurants

DoWNToWN rESTaUraNTSThe Daegu Compass and its volunteers have come up with this comprehensive guide to the bring you the best places to enjoy the night in beautiful downtown Daegu.

Samarkand

District

Lotte Young Plaza

Fashion Jewelry Town Kyodong Market

Daegu City Hall

LotteDepartment Store

Daegu Station

Dong ADepartment Store(main store)

Daegu Citizen Hall

NovotelAmbassadorDaegu

X:u

YuganeDakgalbi

JoonghwaBanjeomNamjeon

Yeojeon

McDonald's

KyoboBook StoreMcDonald's

Jayeonbyeolgok

Road Shop StreetBrand Street

Mob

ile S

treet

Brand Street

Daegu Department Store

JungangPolice of�ce

Jung

angn

o Un

derg

roun

d Ar

cade

(Dae

hyeo

n Pr

imal

l)

Little ItaliaSanshiro

H&M

2.28DemocraticMovementMemorial Park

Lazy Diner

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Container

Han Sang

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab2046 Pan Steak

Hot Gossip,Second Hotel

GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 Dining

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark

Samdeok Fire Station

Jungang Library

SamdeokPolice of�ce

Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

1

2

4

1

2

3

44

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

21

22

JungangnoStation

Banw

olda

ngSt

atio

n

Bus

n Hall

Restaurant

Pharmacy

Shopping

Pub

Attraction

Cafe

3

ThursdayParty1B1 Haberdashery

B1 Who’s Bob3F MF Bar

3F Club That4F Horus Garge

Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

AU

Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


zioneClub That

Who's Bob

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Caliente053.426.2268Everyday 11:00-4:00amTex Mex 36-6, Dongseong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarkand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

ile S

treet

Brand Street



Jung

angn

o Un

derg

roun

d Ar

cade

(Dae

hyeo

n Pr

imal

l)


H&M


Lazy Diner

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Container

Han Sang

Gaejeong



GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 Dining

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

1

2

4

1

2

3

44

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

21

22

JungangnoStation

Banw

olda

ngSt

atio

n

Bus

n Hall

Restaurant

Pharmacy

Shopping

Pub

Attraction

Cafe

3




Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

AU

Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


zioneClub That

Who's Bob

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

2046 paN STEaK053.427.2046Mon-Thur 11:30-22:00, Break time 15:00-17:00, Fri & Sat 12:00-02:00 / Sun 12:00-22:00Great quality steak and pasta63-1, Gongpyeong-dong, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarkand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

ile S

treet

Brand Street



Jung

angn

o Un

derg

roun

d Ar

cade

(Dae

hyeo

n Pr

imal

l)


H&M


Lazy Diner

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Container

Han Sang

Gaejeong



GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 Dining

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

1

2

4

1

2

3

44

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

21

22

JungangnoStation

Banw

olda

ngSt

atio

n

Bus

n Hall

Restaurant

Pharmacy

Shopping

Pub

Attraction

Cafe

3




Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

AU

Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


zioneClub That

Who's Bob

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

55 Dining053.214.552112:00-02:00Fusion-style Food94-19, Dongseongro5-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarikand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos

Chungju MushroomRestaurant

YuganeDakgalbi

TGIFJoonghwaBanjeomNamjeon

Yeojeon

McDonald's

KoKoChon KyoboBook StoreMcDonald's

Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

ile S

treet

Brand Street



Jung

angn

o Un

derg

roun

d Ar

cade

(Dae

hyeo

n Pr

imal

l)


H&M


Traverlers' Bar & Grill

Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab2046 Pan SteakDoko


DalbitHanmogeum,Club THAT

GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

1

2

4

1

2

3

44

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

21

22

JungangnoStation

Banw

olda

ngSt

atio

n

Bus Monkey

Gukil Bulgalbi

n Hall

Restaurant

Pharmacy

Shopping

Pub

Attraction

Cafe

3




Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

AU

Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

zione

Chungju Mushroom restaurant053.425.566811:00-21:30Holidays: Seolnal & ChuseokKorean FoodGongpyeong-dong, Jung-gu, Daegu

Won’t break the bank

Who cares, hav’n funz

Millionaire Club

Samarikand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

ile S

treet

Brand Street



Jung

angn

o Un

derg

roun

d Ar

cade

(Dae

hyeo

n Pr

imal

l)


H&M



Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

1

2

4

1

2

3

44

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

21

22

JungangnoStation

Banw

olda

ngSt

atio

n

Bus Monkey

Gukil Bulgalbi

n Hall

Restaurant

Pharmacy

Shopping

Pub

Attraction

Cafe

3




Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

AU

Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

zione

Doko053.253.0331Mon-Thur, Holidays 18:00-02:00Fri-Sat 18:00~03:00 , Holidays: Mondays Japanese Pub62, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu


Samarikand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

ile S

treet

Brand Street



Jung

angn

o Un

derg

roun

d Ar

cade

(Dae

hyeo

n Pr

imal

l)


H&M



Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

1

2

4

1

2

3

44

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

21

22

JungangnoStation

Banw

olda

ngSt

atio

n

Bus Monkey

Gukil Bulgalbi

n Hall

Restaurant

Pharmacy

Shopping

Pub

Attraction

Cafe

3




Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

AU

Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

zione

Gukil bulgalbi053.424.582011:00-22:00Holidays: The day and the next day of Seolnal and ChuseokKorea BBQ(Daegu’s local food)172, Taepyeong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarikand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

ile S

treet

Brand Street



Jung

angn

o Un

derg

roun

d Ar

cade

(Dae

hyeo

n Pr

imal

l)


H&M



Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

1

2

4

1

2

3

44

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

21

22

JungangnoStation

Banw

olda

ngSt

atio

n

Bus Monkey

Gukil Bulgalbi

n Hall

Restaurant

Pharmacy

Shopping

Pub

Attraction

Cafe

3




Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

AU

Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

zione

Etoh’s Drafthouse053.211.9385Mon, Wed, Thu 16:00-01:00, Fri 16:00-02:00,Sat 11:00-02:00, Sat 11:00-01:00Pizza and Craft Beer2nd floor, 12-3, Dongseong-ro 3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarikand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

ile S

treet

Brand Street



Jung

angn

o Un

derg

roun

d Ar

cade

(Dae

hyeo

n Pr

imal

l)


H&M



Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

1

2

4

1

2

3

44

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

21

22

JungangnoStation

Banw

olda

ngSt

atio

n

Bus Monkey

Gukil Bulgalbi

n Hall

Restaurant

Pharmacy

Shopping

Pub

Attraction

Cafe

3




Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

AU

Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

zione

hi Thai010.8611.056212:00-22:00 (break : 15:00-17:00)Holidays: MonThai Food53, Gongpyeong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarkand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

ile S

treet

Brand Street



Jung

angn

o Un

derg

roun

d Ar

cade

(Dae

hyeo

n Pr

imal

l)


H&M


Lazy Diner

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Container

Han Sang

Gaejeong



GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 Dining

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

1

2

4

1

2

3

44

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

21

22

JungangnoStation

Banw

olda

ngSt

atio

n

Bus

n Hall

Restaurant

Pharmacy

Shopping

Pub

Attraction

Cafe

3




Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

AU

Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


zioneClub That

Who's Bob

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Jeju 18 Doyaji053.427.939917:00-02:00Korean BBQ28, Gongpyeongro8-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarkand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

ile S

treet

Brand Street



Jung

angn

o Un

derg

roun

d Ar

cade

(Dae

hyeo

n Pr

imal

l)


H&M


Lazy Diner

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Container

Han Sang

Gaejeong



GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 Dining

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

1

2

4

1

2

3

44

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

21

22

JungangnoStation

Banw

olda

ngSt

atio

n

Bus

n Hall

Restaurant

Pharmacy

Shopping

Pub

Attraction

Cafe

3




Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

AU

Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


zioneClub That

Who's Bob

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

la luce053.606.073312:00-22:00, Break Time 15:30-17:30Holidays: Sundays & HolidaysItalian Food2F, 141, Dongdeok-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarikand

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Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


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Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

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Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

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Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

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lazy Diner070-4106-2882Everyday 11:00-22:00Burgers and Breakfast

Interesting interior2F, 15, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

http://www.daegucompass.com58 Downtown Restaurants

Samarikand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

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Brand Street



Jung

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H&M



Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

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Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

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Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

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Samarkand053.252.402111.00-22:00Holidays:Second & Fourth SundaysRussian & Uzbekistan food3F, 59, Dongseong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

paNN053.252.7529Weekday 11:30-23:00Weekends 11:30-24:00Holidays: Second & Fourth SundaysJazz, Guest house, Italian restaurant43-9, Gyeongsanggamyeong-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarikand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

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Brand Street



Jung

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H&M



Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

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Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

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Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

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pan asia053.287.794012:00-23:00, Break 15:00-17:00Holidays: Once a month(Tuesday)Asian Food 58-18, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarikand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

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Brand Street



Jung

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H&M



Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

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Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

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Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

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little Italia053.426.3992 12:00-23:30Holidays: The day and the next day of Seolnal and Chuseok.Italian Food / Chef studied in Italy49-18, Dongserongro2-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Mies Container053-422-4484Everyday 11:00-02:00Pasta, Pizza, SaladOne of the busiestrestaurants downtown.50-14, Dongseongro2-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarikand

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Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

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Brand Street



Jung

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H&M



Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

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Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

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Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

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Sushi Neco053.252.785511:30-22:00Japanese FoodYMCA 1F, 375, Jungang-daero, Jung-gu, Daegu


Surf & Turf070.4118.0188Mon-Sat 11:30-10:30 (last call @ 9:30)Sun 11:30-9:30 (last call @8:30)Closed on 2nd & 4th Mondays of every month Lobster & Burger188, leechunro-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Zione053-424-9122Sun-Thur: 12pm-10pm (break 3pm-5pm)Fri-Sat: 12pm-12am (break 4pm-5:30pm)Closed on Tuesdays 72-1, Dongseongro5-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarikand

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Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


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Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

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Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

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Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

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Thursday burger & pasta053.426.038411:00-01:00Burger & Pub1F, 58-20, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarikand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

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Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

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Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

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Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

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What!053-422-3789Everyday 11:00-01:00Samgyeopsal - Korean BBQDifferent flavored Samgyeopsal.32-43, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samarikand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


Mob

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Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

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Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

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Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

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yakjun hanbang Samgyetang053-253-2473 09:00-21:00Holidays: New Year’s Day, Seolnal(3days), Chuseok(3days)Korean Food56, Dalgubeoldaero415-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

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DoWNToWN barS & ClUbS

Daegu thrives at night. Downtown is loaded with bars and clubs to meet everyone’s drinking and partying needs.Challenge yourself and try out places you’ve never been.

Won’t break the bank

Who cares, hav’n funz

Millionaire Club

Samarikand

District

Lotte Young Plaza


Daegu City Hall


Daegu Station


Daegu Citizen Hall


X:u

International City

Havana

Dos Tacos


YuganeDakgalbi


Yeojeon

McDonald's


Jayeonbyeolgok


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Lazy Diner

Mushroom

ThursdayParty2

ThursdayParty1

Mies Factory

Han Sang

Bulzip

Gaejeong




GodzillaYashijang

Youngdo Velvet

WHAT

Old BlueCaliente

55 DiningSamcho

Jeju 18Doyaji

La Luce

Club FrogClub Egg

Pan AsiaKkotbat

GukchaebosangPark


Jungang Library


Select Shop Street

Café Street

Flower Road

Daegu Station

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Jeng-YiCollective

Gaejeong

Nazar Kebab

2046 Pan SteakDoko

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Seoga n’Cook


GodzillaYashijang

Viniroo

Commines

Go Go Vinyl

Burger & Pasta

2F Pan Asia

BombayRounge


Sushi Neco

Organ bar

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bombay lounge010.9717.1118Weekdays 18:00-Weekends 12:00-05:00Bar & IndianFood3F, 57, Dongseongro4-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu


Club ThaT053.427.717119:00-03:00Live bar

2F, 58-6, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

CommunesEveryday 20:00-04:00Beer, Trivia Night, SportsLongest running bar in Daegu.A must go to.85, Dongseongro5-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Go Go partyEveryday 19:00-04:00Party , Hip-hop, Dance Everyone’s favorite bag drink!58-19, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

hot GossipEveryday 18:00-05:00lounge bar, birthday party Classy bar with nice cocktail 62-6, Gongpyeong-dong, Jung-gu, Daegu

flower bar [Kkotbat 꽃밭]Everyday 18:00-04:00Wine and Hooka BarApple is the best!20-13, Dongseongro4-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

retro CityEveryday 15:00-04:00Live Club & Music LoungeLive music concert on every Saturday! 15, Gyodong-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

http://www.daegucompass.com62 Downtown Bars & Clubs

Second hotel22:00-06:00Holidays: Every ThursdayLounge Bar & Club62-6, Gongpyeong-dong, Jung-gu, Daegu

Mf barEveryday 19:00-04:00Darts , Music Requests,Cheap Booze My Favorite bar ~ owners are cool!58-10, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Mushroom010.7527.4879Everyday 20:00-04:00Party , Hip-hop, Dance23, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

MonkeyEveryday 21:00-06:00Dancing all night62, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

organ bar053.421.554618:00-03:00Beer and music52-4, samdeokdong1 -ga, Jung-gu, Daegu

old blue053.427.844717:00-02:00Jazz ClubHolidays: Sundays & Holidays


Teum loungeEveryday 19:00-03:00Electronic Music 4F, 55, Dongseongro5-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Thursday party II 053-424-0824Everyday 19:00-04:00Beer Pong, Shuffle Puck, Darts 50-8, Dongseongro2-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Thursday party I053-422-6621Everyday 19:00-04:00Beer Pong, Darts, Danc’nThe best of the best go here. B1, 58-8, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Urban Club & loungeEveryday 19:00-04:00Live Music, Darts, Hip-hop 50-18, Dongseongro2-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Who’s bobEveryday 20:00-04:00Beer Pong, Dart Machine, Pool58-10, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

64 http://www.daegucompass.comDowntown Shopping Spots

Tokyo & pearl053.253.903410:00-20:30JewelryHolidays:Wednesdays B1, 58-8, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Vanity london haberdashery053.422.770812:00-03:00Men Clothing B1, 58-8, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Chung baek Won053.253.112109:00-20:00Holidays:Sundays Tea & Ceramics25-1, Jong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

Glass baba optical Shop

053.423.900109:30-23:00Eyewears402, Jungang-daero, Jung-gu, Daegu

See Channel

053.427.003310:00-22:00Eyewear604, Gukchaebosang-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

DoWNToWN ShoppING SpoTS

youngdodaum053.710.3700Weekdays 10:00-20:00 Weekends 10:00-21:00Holidays:Seolnal(3days),Chuseok(3days)Velvet Gallery39, Gongpyeongro4-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu


Gukchae bosang park국채보상운동기념공원053-745-6753670, Gukchaebosang-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

This park was built to commemorate the National Debt Reparation Movement, which started in Daegu during the Japanese Occupation.

february 28 Democratic Movement Memorial park2.28기념중앙공원053-254-940580, Dongseong-ro 2 gil Jung-Gu. Daegu

There are also three other fountains. You can enjoy a walking path or sit on one of the many benches. The outdoor stage hosts Daegu International Musical Fes-tival’s fringe shows.

youngdo daum Velvet Gallery영도다움10:00~22:00 / No holiday / 053-710-370039, Gongpyeongro-4gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Run by Youngdo Velvet, it is the only exclusive velvet exhibition hall in the country. From the basement to the third floor, they have velvet clothes, Korean traditional costumes and other goods.

bongsan Cultural Street 봉산문화거리77, Bongsanmoonhwas-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

As you walk along, you’ll see art galleries, studios and an-tique shops. You can stop in shops to buy art or just to browse through the incredible work of local artists. While you can enjoy exhibitions throughout the year, this street is particular-ly busy every October with the Bong-san Art Festival.

Kim Kwang-suk Memorial Mural road김광석 거리450 gil, Dalgubeol Daero, Jung-Gu, Daegu

The late Kim Kwang-suk, a famous Korean folk singer-song-writer who was popular in the 1980s, is still admired by many Korean music lovers today. him. The walls of this street are plastered with murals of Kim and you can hear his music faintly playing as you stroll along.

DoWNToWN ToUrISM

http://www.daegucompass.com66 Guest House Guide

Downtown area Guest housesNear the nightlife

Welcome to the Daegu Compass guest house information guide. Guest houses offer a more personal experience while staying in Daegu. Many of the guest houses are located in what is considered "old Daegu" and still retain much their traditional charm. The owners are very helpful in setting up tours and guides around the city and offer activities for their guests to take part in during their stay. If you're just passing through, or looking to stay for an extended time, Daegu's guest houses are always open.

GUEST hoUSE GUIDE

The Empathy Guest houseAdd: 대구광역시 중구 중앙대로79길 32Tel: 070-8915-8991Website: blog.naver.com/empathy215/50178074339Dormitory rates start at 23,000wonGreat dorm rooms and helpful staff

pann Guest houseAdd: 대구광역시 중구 경상감영길 43-9Tel: 053-252-7529Website: pannguest.co.krEmail: [email protected] rates start at 25,000wonTraditional Korean room and great food

The Style Guest houseAdd: 대구광역시 중구 서성로14길 26Tel: 010-3932-0727Website: blog.naver.com/thestyleEmail: [email protected] rates start at 25,000wonClean rooms and great location

Cheongra EondeokAdd: 대구광역시 중구 달구벌대로401길 22Tel: 010-3823-9662Website: www.daeguguesthouse.co.krEmail: [email protected] rates start at 23,000wonLove the bunk beds

peter pan Guest houseAdd: 대구광역시 중구 국채보상로123길 23 6층Tel: 010-4023-7982Website: www.kostay.comEmail: [email protected] rates start at 18,000wonWonderful dorm rooms and excellent staff


Welcome to the Daegu Compass hotel information guide. We will also be adding a guide about motels soon. Daegu is very spread out, and not all the hotels will be convenient for you. We hope our hotel guide will help you with making your decision on where to rest your weary bones for the night.

hoTEl GUIDE

Eldis regent hotelAdd: 대구광역시 중구 동산동 360번지Tel: 053-253-7711Website: http://www.eldishotel.com/Email: [email protected] rates start at 100,000wonClose to Hyundai and Dongha Shopping

Novotel ambassador DaeguAdd: 대구광역시 중구 국채보상로 611번지Tel: 053- 664-1111Website: www.accorhotels.com/7038Email: [email protected] rates start from 154,000+ won (10% VAT will be added)Fantastic all you can eat dinner buffet!

Downtown area hotelsNear the nightlife

prince hotelAdd: 대구광역시 남구 대명2동 1824-2번지Tel: 053-628-1001Website: http://www.princehotel.co.kr/Email: [email protected] rates start at 105,000wonWestern and Korean rooms available

hotel the palaceAdd: 대구광역시 남구 봉덕3동 688-1번지Tel: 053-471-9911Website: http://www.hotelthepalace.co.kr/Email: no online reservation systemRoom rates start at 99,000wonNear Camp Walker Clean and Friendly

Nam Gu area hotelsNear Camp Walker

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Inter-burgo ExCoAdd: 대구광역시 북구 유통단지로 80Tel: 053-380-0114Website: eng.ibexco.netEmail: [email protected] rates start at 19,000 wonGreat for conventions

hotel arianaAdd: 대구광역시 수성구 두산동 200-1번지Tel: 053-765-7776Website: http://www.ariana.co.krEmail: [email protected] rates start at 110,000wonGreat all-you-can-eat buffet locatedin the basement

hotel SuseongAdd: 대구광역시 수성구 용학로 106-7Tel: 1899-1001Website: www.hotelsusung.co.krRoom rates start at 270,000wonBeautiful view of Suseong Lake

Suseong Gu area hotels10 min from Dongdaegu station

Daegu Grand hotelAdd: 대구광역시 수성구 범어1동 563-1번지Tel: 053-742-0001Website: http://www.taegugrand.co.krEmail: [email protected] rates start at 240,000wonOne of the top hotels in Daegu

hotel Inter-burgoAdd: 대구 수성구 만촌동 300번지Tel: 053-6027-171, 173Website: http://hotel.inter-burgo.comEmail: [email protected] rates start at 330,000wonDaegu Casino is open!

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baraziBarazi brings Japanese flair to Daegu. Barazi specializes in great Japanese cuisine.The restaurant feels like a home away from home. The soothing atmosphere provides customers a chance to relax with a cup of tea or some warm saki! The owner of Barazi is also an expert florist and can help arrange all your floral needs. Check the Bangcheon Market Compass Map on p56 for directions.Open & Close: 12:00-24:00 Tel: 010-4505-3396 Add: 13-16, Dalgubeoldaeto446-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

GajokGajok means 'family' in Korean. That's the feeling you get when you step inside this wonderful Korean restaurant. Now, before you start to get a mental picture of the food it serves, just know that most of the meat is from the thigh and not the actual foot. What??? Yes, Gajok serves pig's foot for dinner.. But it's not like you are eating the hoof of the pig. In Korea, the foot and leg seems to go hand in hand, so it is similar to eating drumsticks (chicken legs). Enjoy! Check the Bangcheon Market Compass Map on p56 for directions.Open & Close: 13:00-01:00 Tel: 053-252-1481 Add: 7-16, Dalgubeoldaeto446-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Daehan News / Two ppulGrilled over an open flame. That's the concept behind Daehan News and Two Ppul.After selecting your choice of steak or pork, a server really heats things up as it cooks your meat with a mini blowtorch. Sounds hot, right? The Korean sides provided compliment the meal perfectly. The interior of both restaurants is in true Korean 'pojang macha' style where dining around a stainless steel table with clear plastic walls sheltering you from the elements. So next time its Korean night, head on over to either of these meaty restaurants. Check the Bangcheon Market Compass Map on p56 for directions.<Daeghan News>Open & Close: 12:00-00:00 / Tel: 053-423-3990 Add: 6, Dalgubeoldaeto446-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu <Two ppul> Open & Close: 12:00-00:00 / Tel: 053-422-1033 Add: 7-15, Dalgubeoldaeto446-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Ganga A cuisine worthy of Shiva. This upscale Indian restaurant has great curries. Their naan is quite exquisite as well. You can even order samosas! Wash it down with a nice mango lassi and you have yourself an aroma massage for your stomach! Check out the Suseong Lake Map on p61 for directions.Open & Close: 11:30-22:00 / Break time: 15:00-17:30 Tel: 053-768-3610 Add: 35, Muhak-ro, Suseong-gu, DaeguCarloOwner Giovanni Kim has lived and trained in Italy for 14 years. Mr. Kim can speak several languages including English and Italian. Trained as an Italian Chef. The menu is traditional Tuscan style cuisine; however special requests are available with 24 hour notice. Check out the Suseong Lake Map on p61 for directions.Open & Close: 11:30-00:30 / Last order: 23:30Tel: 053-781-5655 Add: Suseongmot2-gil, Suseong-gu, Daegu

hamiMami'sThe best brunch restaurant in Daegu. HamiMami's has been in Bongdeok area since 2008. HamiMami's serves real western style breakfast, sandwiches, burritos, and other comfort food foreigners enjoy while living in Korea. Mr. Ha's friends shared special home-made recipes that they craved to eat in Korea, but couldn't find before; making HamiMami's an one of a kind restaurant. HamiMami's home-made biscuits, gravy, hash browns and sausages are the best in the country. They also have fresh bread delivered daily to make their sandwiches irresistible. Come on down to HamiMami's and experience a bit of home.Open & Close: 08:00-21:00 / Break time for weekdays: 15:00-17:00 / Closed on MondaysTel: 053-475-5242 Add: 87, Samjeong-gil, Nam-gu, Daegu

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percentPercent is one of the newest pubs in the ever changing Daebong-dong (대봉동) neighborhood. With 7 craft beers on tap, a variety of delicious pub foods, excellent music to match the beers, and a fun English speaking owner, it’s one of the hottest places in Daegu. Friday and Saturday are their busiest nights with plenty of foreigners and Koreans both enjoying their delectable beers. Check the Bangcheon Market Compass Map on p56 for directions.Open & Close: Mon - Fri: 17:00-02:00 / Sat: 15:00-02:00 / Sun: 15:00-01:30 Tel: 053-252-6224Add: Jung-gu, Daebong-ro 206 (Daebong-dong 132-20) Daegu, 700-431pic&iqVIP treatment at Pic&iq is what you get when dining at this special restaurant. The owner and chef caters personally to your dinner party since you have to make a reservation before coming. Why, you might wonder? Pic&iq is only opened from 6-10pm, and you can call from 3pm to reserve one of four tables. The dinner is a set menu of grilled, marinated pork, tortilla bread, salad and grilled tomatoes and bananas. The chef also prepares a special ramyeon for the meal. VIP treatment without the VIP prices makes this a wonderful experience. Check the Bangcheon Market Compass Map on p56 for directions.Open & Close: 18:00-23:00 / Closed on SundaysTel: 053-253-9782 Add: 2232-15, Dalgubeol-daero, Jung-gu, Daegu Kim Kwang-suk roadNot far from bustling downtown next to the Bangcheon Marketplace, Kim Kwang-suk Road is a lengthy alleyway that displays several murals and other small works of art upon its walls, dedicated to the popular Korean folk singer in the late 80’s and early 90’s, Kim Kwang-suk (1964~1996). He was well loved by the younger generations at the time for his soulful vocals and contemplative lyrics which deeply reflected the transition of Korea in late 80s. The area is quite isolated, taking you away from the busy and hectic city life, and dropping you into a surrealistic wonderland of art wheretime seems to be still for a moment.

Kyungpook Uni. areaIndo bangrangiSanjay welcomes you! Renovated and redesigned last year, this Indian restaurant isfamous for its curries. The chef is from India and speaks English very well. Plus, he’ssuper friendly and will answer all your existential Indian food questions. The restaurant is located on the 3rd floor right across from Kyungdae Buk Moon (north gate). Check out the Kyungpook National University North Gate Area on p66 for directions.Open & Close: 11:00-22:00 / Closed major holidaysTel: 053-956-9940 Add: 81, Daehak-ro, Buk-gu, Daegu

New SaladdinRashid Ahmed and his family strive for excellence in creating the most delicious andauthentic dishes available. He and his brother, Shafiq, have more than 20 years of experience between the two of them in cooking raditional Indian-Pakistani food. Walking up the photo packed stairway will begin your journey into the atmosphere of India and Pakistan. And then the sweet and spicy aromas of curry and spices permeating the air will confirm that you have arrived. Come by and be engulfed by the aromas, sights, and tantalizing tastes of India and Pakistan! Check out the Kyungpook National University North Gate Area on p66 for directions.Open & Close: 11:00-23:00Tel: 053-942-3535 Add: 3F, 79, Daehak-ro, Buk-gu, Daegu

apsan areaGooksuGooksu is known for its 'slow food' approach when preparing its delicious dishes for customers. Slow food doesn't mean it takes hours to cook, it just means everything is made from scratch. The restaurant has an Italian Firenze style atmosphere and serve fabulous pasta dishes. It is also famous for its T-bone steak and Ripieno pizza. Try it tonight! Your taste buds won't be disappointed. Check out the Apsan Area Map on p62 for directions.Open & Close: 12:00-00:00Tel: 053-625-1365 Add: 2, Hyunchungro7-gil, Nam-gu, DaeguaficioAficio is a casual, yet sophisticated Italian restaurant located at the base of Ap Mountain (앞산). Its second floor large glass windows overlook the city down below, and it offers a variety of delicious meals. You can enjoy dishes that are made from organic and high quality ingredients. If two people go and enjoy two main dishes, then they’ll get a FREE Gorgonzola Cheese Pizza! Also every customer who orders a main dish gets a free Americano (worth 3,800 won) from Drop Top downstairs. Having a fine dining experience in Aficio will definitely make you feel like you are on a vacation to Italy. Check out the Apsan Area Map on p62 for directions.Open & Close: 11:30-23:00Tel: 053-621-3300 Add: 2, Hyunchungro5-gil, Nam-gu, Daegu


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Giving Directions to a Taxi Driver Kor 반월당역 가 주세요. (Please go to Banwoldang Station.)Eng ban-wol-dang-yeok ga-ju-se-yo.Kor 현대백화점 가 주세요. (Please go to Hyundai Department Store.)Eng hyun-dae-baek-hwa-jeom ga-ju-se-yo.o.

Yangnyeongsi Area Map


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Giving Directions to a Taxi Driver Kor 봉산문화거리 가 주세요. (Please go to Bongsan Culture Street.)Eng bong-san-moon-hwa-go-ri ga-ju-se-yo.

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Think of this artsy street as the “Insa-dong” of Daegu. As you walk along, you’ll see art galleries, studios and antique shops. You can stop in shops to buy art or just to browse through the incredible work of local artists. While you can enjoy exhibitions throughout the year, this street is particularly busy every October with the Bongsan Art Festival. Another highlight of this area is the Bongsan Culture and Art Hall where you can catch some performances and small-scale exhibitions.

The late Kim Kwang-suk, a famous Korean folk sing-er-songwriter who was popular in the 1980s, is still admired by many Korean music lovers today. You can definitely feel the love for the late artist as you stroll down the 350 meter long street that was designed to remember and honor him. The walls of this street are plastered with murals of Kim and you can hear his mu-sic faintly playing as you stroll along. On the weekends, you can visit a flea market here and there are also sev-eral famous restaurants in the area such as Daehan News, Two Bbul, Pic&iq (picnic), Percent, Barazi, Ga-jok and Laura’s Mill.

bongsan Cultural Street봉산문화거리77, Bongsanmunhwa-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu, Korea

방천시장 & 김광석거리Dalgubeol-daero 450-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu, Korea

Giving Directions to a Taxi DriverKor 김광석거리 가 주세요. (Please go to Kim Kwang-suk Memorial Mural Street.)Eng gim-gwang-seok-go-ri ga-ju-se-yo.

bangcheon Market &Kim Kwang-sukMemorial Mural road

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Transportation

Subway (Sinnam Station of Green Line)To find “Yangmal alley (socks alley),” take subway line two to Sinnam station and take exit number one. Right after you exit, look for an alley on your right. Yangmal alley merges with a main road. Walk along this road or about seven minutes (350 meters) and you will see an arch that is the entrance to Seomun market.

BusSeomyuhoegwan Bus Stop : 425, 623, 724, 309, 508, 156, 400, 400-1, 420, 420-1, 939, 427, 521, 653, 북구3, 동구2, 급행1, 급행3Dongsan Medical Center Bus Stop : 840, 300, 414, 600, 836 Seomun Market Bus Stop : 405, 402, 400, 323, 414-1, 600, 836, 808, 651, 성서2Keunjang Negeori Bus Stop : 425, 623, 724, 156, 420-1, 909, 521, 808, 653, 405, 309, 402, 508, 400, 성서2, 급행1

Convenient Facilities

Parking buildingThe eight story parking ramp is located between Dong-san shopping district and sector two. There are two entrances and the ramp can hold 660 cars. It costs 500 won to park for 30 min-utes with a 250 won charge for each additional ten minutes of parking. You can pay at an automated machine on the first floor. Credit cards and transportation cards are accepted.

Parking lotThere are two sections that hold up to 350 cars. It can hold 60 cars in the Dongsan shopping district and 50 cars in the base-ment of each of the five additional sectors.

ATMYou can find them at various places around Seomun market. There is also one located on the first floor of the parking ramp.

Information CenterIt is located right next to the entrance of the parking ramp. You will see a sign that says, “Information Center”. Inside, you can collect all the information you need about tourist destinations in Daegu as well as more information about Seomun Market.

1. Most stores close around six or seven p.m. (It varies by store and some may be open later)2. Bring cash! These vendors do not accept credit cards. So hit the ATM before you shop here.3. Compare prices at different shops. There are many vendors that sell similar products here so shop around and consider your options before buying.4. Restrooms are located at the top of each sector or between floors.

Established in the Goryeo Dynasty, Seomun market was one of the three major markets during the Joseon dynasty. After the Korean War, a large linen and cotton wholesale and retail market was created. The textile industry is the traditional industry of Daegu. Seomun market is a lively place for locals and tourists alike that truly showcases an original part of Daegu culture. You can find an assortment of food as well as affordable, well-made market goods.

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Giving Directions to a Taxi Driver

kor 서문시장 가 주세요. (Please go to Seomun Market.)Eng so-moon-she-jang ga-ju-se-yo.

Dongsan Shopping DistrictYou can find dishes and flatware in the basement. On the first floor, you can find baby goods, children’s clothing and many more household items. On the second floor and above, you’ll find cute clothing for a reasonable price.

Distrcit OneThe first floor sells linen and silk fabrics, and the second floor sells Korean made clothing and luxury bedding. This spot is vis-ited by Koreans of all ages taking a look at the colorful, luxurious fabrics.

District TwoThis building burned down in 2005 but was recentlyrebuilt and revived with a brand new facility. In the basement, you can grab a bite to eat. They sell things like strawberry cakes, pork belly, Jajangmyeon, Mon-na-ni Tteok-bokki and grilled bul-gogi. The first floor is retail and clothing and the third and fourth floors sell fabric. This spot is always popular for Daegu locals, but receives an influx of foreign shoppers in October buying fab-ric for Halloween costumes.

District FourDistrict four is a general store. On the first floor, you will find a random mix of tuxedos, garments, crafts and traditional Korean souvenirs. You can buy silk fabrics and bedding on the second floor.

District FiveIt’s located at the outer corner of Seomun market but is always packed with people. On the first floor, you’ll see shoppers buying dishes either for commercial use or for their own homes. The second floor sells clothing.

AJin Shopping DistrictThis place is ideal for artists and designers, “Home-Fashion” crafts and it sells hand-made clothing. Along the streets of this district, you can find various tools and materials such as buttons, feathers, ribbons, zippers and laces. “Mending Street” is lined up and down with sewing machines and seamstresses and tailors who have been sewing for over ten years – another special feature of the Jin Shopping District.

Myungpoom PlazaMyungpoom Plaza is a fashion center located in Seomun mar-ket. The first floor sells jewelry, accessories, imported goods, shoes, dishes and baby goods. The second and third floors sell underwear and women’s clothing. This is a one-stop shop plaza with a little bit of everything

Dried Sea Food DistrictThe dried sea food district of Seomun Market sells dried fruits, nuts and (of course) an uncountable amount of dried sea food. In fact, 60 to 70 percent of all dried foods sold in Daegu are sold here. An added bonus is that you can buy the goods for about 20 or 30 percent cheaper here than you can at the market. To get here, walk past the arched structure and you will see it on your left.


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NC Outlet offers more than 200 premium brands of merchandise to choose from.

Electron ZoneNC outlet전자관09:30-20:30Closed: 3rd Wed. of each month / 053-604-200045 Yutongdanji-ro, Buk-gu, Daegu

nC아울렛Mon-Fri_ 10:30-21:00 / Sat, Sun_ 10:30-21:30 Closed: 3rd Wed. of each month / 053-662-900022 Yutongdanji-ro 14-gilm Buk-gu, Daegu

With a scenic view, enjoy shooting clay targets, air pis-tol shooting, and a survival-shooting stadium.

Daegu Shooting range대구사격장09:00-18:00 Closed: Jan 1, Seolnal and Chuseok / 053-312-000040 Geumho-dong, Buk-gu, DaeguAdmission Fee Air Pistol Shooting20 bullets, 2 target (4,000won)10 bullets, 1 target (2,000won)Clay Shooting25 Bullets, 25 Targets (24,000won)10 Bullets, 10 Targets (11,000won)Handgun Shooting10 bullets, 1 target 22 Caliber (13,000won)9mm Beretta, 38 Special, 357 Magnum (16,000won)


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It is hard to select the best dish because all the dishes are delicious. As the name of this restaurant is unique, so is the food.

Western FusionTue-Sat 11:30~22:30 / Closed: Mon. / 053-943-090615 Daehak-ro 17-gil, Buk-gu, Daegu

•Recommendationsred currypizza gratin

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You can feel as if you are in a pub while you enjoy various kinds of fried chicken.served with fried rice cake and potato chips

Chicken & Beer16:00 - 02:00 / No holidays / 053-955-446916 Sangyeok-ro 6-gil, Buk-gu, Daegu

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You can taste authentic Indian and Pakistani food made by a foreign chef.

Indian & Pakistan11:00-22:00 / No holidays / 053-942-35352F, 79 Daehak-ro, Buk-gu, Daegu•

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The best jjimdak in the area and also appeared on a famous Korean television program.

Korean11:00-23:00 / No holidays / 053-941-727261 Daehak-ro, Buk-gu, Daegu

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Kor 수성못 가 주세요. (Please go to Suseong Lake.)Eng su-seong-mot ga-ju-se-yo.Kor 수성호텔 가 주세요. (Please go to Hotel Suseong.)Eng su-seong-ho-tel ga-ju-se-yo.Kor 아리아나 호텔 가 주세요. (Please go to Hotel Ariana.)Eng ah-ri-ah-na-ho-tel ga-ju-se-yo.

Around Suseong Lake, there are plenty of activities to en-joy. Suseong Land is a tiny amusement park where children and couples come to enjoy carnival rides and games. You can ride duck boats or just walk around the lake. There are many restaurants and cafes to choose from as well. There are music fountain performances throughout the summer months that are sure to make your time at Suseong Lake memorable.



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