Juknokwon Tickets: Admission, Hours and Parking in Damyang
Damyang Juknokwon admission, gate access and a half-day route toward Gwanbangjerim and Metasequoia Road.
We gathered Juknokwon admission, front- and back-gate access, and a half-day route toward Damyang’s Metasequoia Road.
Can one ticket cover both Juknokwon and Metasequoia Road? It is easy to assume that two nearby attractions share an entrance fee.
They have different tickets and closing times. Discovering that only after arrival can squeeze an afternoon itinerary. The front and back gates also suit different parking plans.
We compared Juknokwon’s operating information with a Korea Tourism Organization route. Knowing the admission fees and entrances makes it easier to choose the order of Juknokwon, Gwanbangjerim and the other stops.
A Juknokwon admission ticket does not include Metasequoia Road. In September, the road closes earlier, so plan your afternoon backward from its closing time.
Admission and Hours
The September schedule listed in the Korean source was 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for Juknokwon, with last admission at 6:00 p.m.; Metasequoia Road was listed as 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Confirm the latest official notice before traveling.
Category | Juknokwon | Metasequoia Road |
|---|---|---|
Adult | ₩3,000 | ₩2,000 |
Teenager / service member | ₩1,500 | Check on site |
Elementary-school child | ₩1,000 | Check on site |
Closed | No regular closure listed | Lunar New Year and Chuseok day |
Front and Back Gates
The front gate is at 119 Juknokwon-ro; the back gate is at 363 Jukhyangmunhwa-ro. A 326-space back-gate parking area has been reported, but we did not find a current official parking rate. Do not assume it is free.
A Half-Day Walking Route
Juknokwon has eight themed bamboo paths. Allow roughly 60 to 90 minutes for a representative walk; a fuller visit to the paths and hanok areas takes longer.
- Juknokwon bamboo paths
- Damyang Stream and Gwanbangjerim
- Damyang Noodle Street
- Dambit Art Warehouse
- Metasequoia Road
For Noodle Street and Gwanbangjerim, use the front gate as your starting point. If you want to begin at Siga Culture Village, the back gate can save you from retracing your steps. See our Juknokwon bamboo forest walk for the atmosphere of the paths.
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