Inpung Pavilion (Kanggye)
Korea (North) /
Chagangdo /
Kanggye
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scenic lookout, pavilion
(인풍루/仁風樓)
North Korean National Treasure #64.
This stately pavilion was built in 1472, and reconstructed in 1680. It sustained severe damage during the Korean War and was reconstructed at the instigation of DPRK President Kim Il Sung. It is two floors, and features Chinese-style roofs and beautifully carved columns.
North Korean National Treasure #64.
This stately pavilion was built in 1472, and reconstructed in 1680. It sustained severe damage during the Korean War and was reconstructed at the instigation of DPRK President Kim Il Sung. It is two floors, and features Chinese-style roofs and beautifully carved columns.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 40°58'16"N 126°35'15"E
- Yeonmijeong (Pavilion) 356 km
- hwanghak-jung (archery field) 379 km
- Nakseonjae (Pavilion) 379 km
- Gyeongpodae (경포대) 405 km
- Onyang Euijeong 468 km
- Doamjeong 493 km
- Choganjeong and Wonrim in Yecheon 500 km
- Seonmongdae 513 km
- Penglai Pavilion 612 km
- Pavilion of Prince Teng 1679 km
- Changgang-gun (Changgang County) 16 km
- Songgan-gun 24 km
- Chogyuryong Mountain Range 45 km
- Chonchon-gun (Chonchon County) 48 km
- Ryongrim-gun (Ryongrim County) 52 km
- Lake Rangrim 53 km
- Rangrim-gun (Rangrim County) 54 km
- Lake Changjin (Chosin Reservoir) 75 km
- Tongsin-gun (Tongsin County) 76 km
- Jangjin County 81 km