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Omokdae and Imokdae are two separate hillside heritage sites connected by a footbridge and a short climb. The current hero photograph shows Omokdae only; reach Imokdae as its own signed stop rather than assuming both pavilions occupy one platform.
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Follow separate signs and budget the extra climb.
It is not presented as visual proof of Imokdae's separate monument.
Starts at the Taejo-ro rest-area banner and includes Jaman before Imokdae.
Use the lower Hanok-roof viewpoints if the full climb is unsuitable.
Checked August 29, 2026. Recheck volatile hours, fares, closures, weather and transport before travel.
Use a Korean map app to confirm the exact entrance and live route.
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Use the signed route above the Hanok Village and allow for stairs, slopes and the return descent.
The city describes Imokdae beyond the footbridge and farther uphill. It is not the same pavilion shown in the Omokdae hero photograph.
The current Korean guided walk links Omokdae, Jaman Mural Village and Imokdae; weather can stop or alter it.
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A small hillside lane area above the Hanok Village.
Open connected guide →02Park · Same regional route · check live directionsA lotus pond and city park away from the old-city walking cluster.
Open connected guide →038-stop visual guide · Open the full regional routeUse the Hanok Village as the core, connect the adjacent heritage stops on foot, then put Deokjin Park on a separate city leg.
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No. They are separate heritage sites. Visit Jeonju places Imokdae beyond the footbridge, about 70 metres farther uphill from Omokdae.
No. The rights-cleared hero shows Omokdae pavilion. The caption and practical guide explicitly identify Imokdae as a separate nearby stop.
The place identity and regional route were checked against the official tourism guide. Hours, admission, closures and transport must be rechecked on the official page and a live map before departure.
Yes. Use the community place wiki to propose a sourced correction, or post a current field update after visiting. Changes are reviewed before becoming canonical facts.
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Omokdae and Imokdae are two separate hillside heritage sites connected by a footbridge and a short climb. The current hero photograph shows Omokdae only; reach Imokdae as its own signed stop rather than assuming both pavilions occupy one platform.
| Site access | Outdoor heritage hills · no common ticket or daily gate hours listed |
|---|---|
| Correct Omokdae base | 55 Girin-daero, Wansan-gu, Jeonju · 063-281-2114 |
| Two-site boundary | Omokdae first · footbridge · Imokdae about 70 metres farther uphillFollow separate signs and budget the extra climb. |
| Photo scope | Current hero depicts Omokdae pavilion onlyIt is not presented as visual proof of Imokdae's separate monument. |
| Free heritage walk | Korean daily at 2:00 PM · one hourStarts at the Taejo-ro rest-area banner and includes Jaman before Imokdae. |
| Mobility boundary | Hill, stairs, slopes and footbridgeUse the lower Hanok-roof viewpoints if the full climb is unsuitable. |
| Current official guide | Visit Jeonju · Omokdae and Imokdae official visitor pageChecked August 29, 2026. Recheck volatile hours, fares, closures, weather and transport before travel. |
| Region | Jeonju · Jeonbuk |
| Map search | 오목대 |
| Place type | View · History · Hills |
| Map pin | Approximate catalogue locationUse a Korean map app to confirm the exact entrance and live route. |
| Mobility check | Step-free entrances, lifts, rest areas and accessible toilets are not assumed; confirm them with the official venue. |
Use the signed route above the Hanok Village and allow for stairs, slopes and the return descent.
The city describes Imokdae beyond the footbridge and farther uphill. It is not the same pavilion shown in the Omokdae hero photograph.
The current Korean guided walk links Omokdae, Jaman Mural Village and Imokdae; weather can stop or alter it.
A small hillside lane area above the Hanok Village.
Same regional route · check live directionsParkA lotus pond and city park away from the old-city walking cluster.
Same regional route · check live directions8-stop visual guideUse the Hanok Village as the core, connect the adjacent heritage stops on foot, then put Deokjin Park on a separate city leg.
Open the full regional routeNo. They are separate heritage sites. Visit Jeonju places Imokdae beyond the footbridge, about 70 metres farther uphill from Omokdae.
No. The rights-cleared hero shows Omokdae pavilion. The caption and practical guide explicitly identify Imokdae as a separate nearby stop.
The place identity and regional route were checked against the official tourism guide. Hours, admission, closures and transport must be rechecked on the official page and a live map before departure.
Yes. Use the community place wiki to propose a sourced correction, or post a current field update after visiting. Changes are reviewed before becoming canonical facts.
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