"Spark Land" Daegu city center tour that you must visit while on vacation to Korea!

Today I am in Daegu city, Daegu City is one of the largest Metropolitan City in South Korea. Daegu City has the slogan "Colorful Daegu" which is a diverse, vibrant city and the heart of Korean modernization. The location of Daegu City is surrounded by hills so the climate here is very cool. To get here (Daegu City) you can use the fast train with a distance of 1.5 hours from Seoul City.


In spring, there are many romantic tourist destinations that can be visited, including Mount Biseulsan with its purple azalea flower beds, the beautiful Suseong lake at night and E-World 83 Tower as a landmark of the city of Daegu.


I visited downtown Daegu and went to the tourist destination "Spark Land", An 8-storey amusement park and shopping center, Dongseongno Spark is a new hot spot in Daegu's busiest neighborhood. This tour is outside of malls and amusement parks, so the locals call it a "mall complex" because it is a fashion and entertainment destination, and the unique thing about this tourist spot is, its location is above the mall building and is located on the 8th floor, it's very cool very!


Many tourists visit here of all ages and also many young people who bring their girlfriends here and not only that, there are also many families who vacation to this place, here are a lot of rides that we can ride, what's unique about this place is if we want to ride something rides, we can buy 1 ticket for 1 ride, so if you don't want to ride a ride, that's okay too, because from up here we can see the very beautiful city of Daegu at night or during the day!


And when I visited this place I was very impressed and also very happy! If I can give you a recommendation, come here at night to see the beautiful city of Daegu!

The photos used in this article are personal photos

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