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Spring 2015 Festival Preview! Dongseongro Festival Downtown Transforms Into One Big Party

Daegu’s Play Play Replay Festival Come Show Off Your Artistic Side

Colorful Daegu Festival The City Shines With Bright Colors

World People Festival One Big Cultural Love Fest

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Editor Notes Hi Daegu, We are gearing up for some big changes in the coming months. We have been super busy with preparing a spring festival guide to help you enjoy the most out of Daegu with your friends and family. This month there are also some amazing stories of places to eat, explore and enjoy. The Big 3 E’s in life! First up is a restaurant review of Chili Boy on p8. There is a great review on La Salud on p10 right after that. Then comes our 8 page festival guide preview for this month. Daegu is bursting with color this month and we hope our readers can make it out to some of the amazing festivals. Read up on them on p12. There are amazing articles that take you E-World p20, Gatbawi p24, Kim Kwang-seok street p28 and many other informative articles on EXCO exhibitions p38, Daegu Theatre Troupe p48 and much more! Like in every issue, we need to thank our sponsors and our readers for helping us make the Daegu Compass the best source of English information on the city. We are always on the look out for new writers and photographers to join our family. We hope to hear from you in the coming months. Interested in writing or photography? Email us at info@daegucompass.com to find out how to get published in Daegu’s only English and Korean information guide. Best, Yuri Lee and the Daegu Compass Team Managing Editor Publisher Creative Director Assistant Editor Graphic Designers Translation Director Event Director

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p08 - Chiliboy p10 - La Salud p12 - Spring 2015 Festival Preview p38 - You Can Learn A Lot Of Things From The Flowers p20 - E-World & 83 Tower p24 - Gatbawi p28 - The Road Home p30 - Come Ride The Friendly Skies p32 - Korean Folk Village p34 - Making An Entrance p42 - Fleeting Spring Blossoms p46 - Strength In Each Other p48 - Madhouse: The Musical p50 - Building A Better Environment p53 - May Events p54 - Event Calendar p63 - How to Order Food p66 - Downtown Restaurant Guide p70 - Bar and Club Guide p73 - Downtown Shopping Spots p78 - Hotel Guide p80 - Guest House Guide p56 - Kyungpook & EXCO MAP p57 - Suseong-gu Map p58 - Bongsan Art & Culture Street Map p59 - Apsan Map p60 - Suseong Lake Map p62 - Seomun Market Map p64 - Downtown Daegu Map

Chiliboy New York Style Chili In Daegu Written and photographed by Brian Van Hise

One of the increasingly trendy streets here in Daegu is by and far the Kim Kwang Seok alley located between SuSeong Bridge and VIPS in central Daegu. Leisurely Saturday and Sunday afternoons are often spent best here, among the various local art galleries, locally-owned cafes, craft dealers, and occasional pop-up restaurants. One such walk-up eatery is the new Chiliboy, with co-owners Steve Dana and John Healy at the helm. Offering New York style bowls of chili, 3 kinds of baguette sandwiches, and some killer single size key lime pies, Chiliboy is a breath of fresh air to this already hip and artsy street. It’s rare to find a cup of chili that packs a wallop like Chiliboy, served best with the complimentary baguette slices that come with a bowl. Before coming to Korea, Steve, the brainchild behind the Chiliboy brand, used to prepare the chili for his family. After arriving in Korea and heeding the advice of his daughter, Sara Jane, who said: “Appa, if you feel lonely there, cook for someone”, Steve first introduced his chili on the streets of Daegu. “I made a batch of chili one day,” Steve says. “I took a cardboard box, and went down to SuSeong Gu Cheong station. I set up on the street and I just started handing out samples and letting people try it and selling some. After meeting people and doing that for an hour or two, I thought: ‘This is great.’ So, every weekend, I 8

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started setting up and bringing a table and carrying my stuff. And then it started to grow. I started delivering to Keimyung University, to Yeungnam University, to Daegu Catholic University. Everyone was really going crazy about the chili and it really jazzed me to keep doing it.” As the popularity grew among the university circles around town, Steve met with John who himself had been crafting his own baguette creations. John explains: “I’d been making sandwiches for my wife and family for a few years and I thought I had it pretty much figured out.” He pauses for a moment, as a Korean woman walks by Chiliboy’s shop wearing a US Army jacket. He attempts to suggestively sell her a sandwich, convinced that the pairing of US jacket with US -style sandwiches is a good one. Pushing back his sunglasses, he carries on, “I found the baguette. I sourced the product and kind of figured it out. My wife’s best friend said: ‘You should sell these things. Koreans would go crazy for them.’ So, it was on the back of my mind. The trigger was meeting Steve. This is my pathway into this business.” And business is booming. Not only is Chiliboy a new hot spot for expats living in Daegu, but the Korean populace as well seems to have responded enthusiastically too. John explains that when Koreans hear the word “chili”, most think of chili sauce, and not the bean, meat, and Daegu Foodie - Chiliboy

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cheese concoction so loved in the US. “It’s very new to them. They weren’t used to it but I got a really great response”, Steve says. John nods and takes over, “One of the ways that we are combining and channeling our passion is trying to engage and educate Koreans about this kind of food which is a bit mysterious. Part of the joy is interacting with people. It’s cool to share the experience.” Chiliboy is located off the main thoroughfare at Kim Kwang-seok road, in the alley jutting off from

NamuBurger (look for the large white cafe with massive front patio area). You’ll be able to get your slow-cooked chicken chili fix for 6,000 won per cup and a sandwich for 6,000 won as well. Lime pies run for 3,000 won and beer and water are on the menu also. T-shirts bearing the Chiliboy logo are available for 20,000 won, so you can show your support for the brand. Chiliboy is open every Saturday and Sunday, from early afternoon until they sell out for the day. Keep in touch with them online at: http://chiliboy.co.kr/

La Salud Happy And Healthy Written and photographed by Gary Lynn

I got an opportunity to interview Chef Lee Tae Kyu (TK). He is the owner and operator of La Salud. I had heard about La Salud from a good friend and had an awesome experience the first time I went there. It was so good that I wanted to share it with you. Chef TK and his wife Kim Jung Min of one year are from Daegu and opened the restaurant only four months ago. They moved from a restaurant they started in 2011 at Chim san- dong, Bukgu, which was near the baseball stadium. Many of the Samsung Lions baseball team ate dinner there. Mitch Talbolt and Rick van den Hurk are big fans of Chef TK. TK said he was fat when he was young, so he wanted to make healthy food –low carbs, high protein with low oil. With the help of personal trainer Joe Hyung Woo, TK learned to workout, lose weight, and eat healthy. This changed his life. Clothes began to fit again. He’s happier and healthier now than he has ever been. TK wants to share his happy experience with everyone in Daegu. La Salud is located across from Suseong Lake on the 22, if you reach the 71 you passed it. The restaurant has an open and relaxing look about it. Chef TK uses fresh baked buns and low fat patties for his burgers. There’s pulled pork sandwiches and pork ribs along with three cheese macaroni and cheese with bacon on top. It's so very good. There are salads and other sandwiches 10

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but my favorite has to be the Fish and Chips. He is very proud to say only healthy, delicious food is served here. La Salud means health in Spanish. I spoke to several costumers and like to share what they had to say. Kat Garcia was there with her daughter Maddie and brought her friend Jill Beddingfield and her kids Joseph and Hanna. It was Kat’s second time and Jill’s first. At the end of their meal, I asked how it was. Jill responded, ”It’s ridiculously good!!” She is planning to bring her friends and family. I also spoke to three freshmen girls from the Daegu National University of Education, Go You Kyuny , Song Min Young, and Kim Ga Eun each said their meal was delicious. I also ran into Rich Giles and his girlfriend Hyunkyung Cho. He’s from New Hampshire and she’s from Daegu. He’s been teaching here for seven years and he told me that his burger was excellent. He said the burgers are bigger, better and tastier than a well-known burger shop downtown and the milkshake is amazing. You can’t argue with that fact for sure. La Salud is open from 11:30 to 12:00 midnight (MonFri with a break from 3-5), on the weekend 11:30 to 12:00 midnight no break. You can order on line at lasalud@naver.com or call an order in at 053-585-9000. Great food made by good people.

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Spring 2015 Festival Preview Amazing Festivals To Enjoy In May

Written by Yujeong Lee / Photos submitted by festival organizers

Despite some still chilly days, spring has sprung! Along with the sweet scent of blossoming flowers and fresh spring air, Daegu also delivers a spectrum of festivals to the citizens of Daegu. This year, all festivals will be blocked together. The Daegu Colorful Festival will include 5 festivals: the Dongseongro Festival, Fashion Jewelry Week, the Urban Art Festa, the Modern Culture Festival, and the Meomeoriseom 2015. The Modern Culture Festival is holding their first event this year and is preparing a program exclusively for expats. Don't miss out on this chance to mingle with local community members and have fun in Daegu!

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- Theme: BUY Daegu - ENJOY Daegu - Dates & Time: 5. 1 (Fri)~5.5 (Tue) 12:00~21:00 - Venue: Dongseongro, Jungangro, Modern Alley Modi Cheonji Ppikkari Dongseongro Festival 2015. 5. 1 (Fri) ~ 3 (Sun), 3 days / Dongseongro * Dongseongro Song Contest Power M (Finals May 3rd 7:30PM Dongseongro Stage 1) : Nationwide survival competition song contest * KING OF BUSKING (May 3rd, Dongseongro Stage 1)

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: Buskers! Win the competition and grab the chance to record your album! * Dongseongro World DJ Festival (May 1st, 2nd, 8PM, Dongseongro Stage 1) : DJ audition program to find the best DJ in Korea * KI SPORTS Festival (NABBA/WFF) Fitness Show (May 2nd, 7~9PM, Dongseongro Stage 1) : Who has the best ‘Momjjang’ in Korea? * Dongseongro Cinderella Project (Finals Stage: 6:30PM May 3rd, Dongseongro Stage 1) : Make your dreams come true with this special fashion program in the “City of Fashion.” * Dongseongro Cover Dance Contest (Finals Stage, May 3rd, 4:30PM, Dongseongro Stage 1) : A cover dance contest to promote the cultural trends of Hallyu Enjoy Shopping & Tour at ‘Fashion Jewelry Week - Dates: 2015. 5. 1 (Fri) ~ 3 (Sun), - Venue: Daegu Fashion Jewelry District (Dongseongro, Gyodong) -continued on p14-

* Korean Traditional Wedding Ceremony (May 1st, Jewelry Stage) : The beauty of Hanboks and a Korean traditional wedding ceremony * Jewelry Cinderella Project (May 1st~3rd, Ingeung Zone) : A special beauty program making Cinderella’s dream come true * Code Name, Pearl : A mission event to find pearls (getting 8 stamps from 8 regions of pearl bay, and giving out 60 pearl necklaces every day) * The Queen of the Ring (May 1st~3rd, Jewelry Stage) : Golden/Silver couple rings or free gifts for three couples a day * Jewelry World Music Concert (May 3rd, Jewelry Stage) : A concert with overseas indie musicians and audiences * Jewelry Auction (May 1st~3rd, Jewelry Stage) : A great chance to get jewelry offered by the Jewelry Merchandise Organization * Jewelry Fashion Show (May 1st~3rd, Jewelry 14

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Stage) : Jewelry Town’s fashion show with gorgeous jewelry every evening during the festival * Jewelry Cover Dance (Preliminaries on May 2nd 5PM, Jewelry Stage) : Enjoy the passion of 50 cover dance teams and their fabulous performances ‘Urban Art Fest’ at the Citizen Plaza, North Jungangro - Period: 5. 2 (Sat) ~ 3 (Sun) 13:00~21:30 - Venue: Citizen Plaza, North Jungangro * Opening Parade, “One Thousand Flowers, Fullbloomed Daegu” : Incoming parade of Gyeongsang Gamsa (governor) and Citizen Parade with citizens and professional performance teams. * Hyangchon Street Art Party “Daegu Fantasy Show” - Part 1 / Traditional celebrating party for new Gyeongsang Gamsa - Part 2 / Fusion Art Performance “The Old Future” - Part 3 / Hyangchong Street Club * Street Performance Festival “Colorful Road Show” Performance Arts Festival Promotion Performance /

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Musical Gala Show, Arts Group Performance / Rock Music Festival (Closing Performance) * Colorful Performance Arts Market : Booth Exhibition (30 teams), Showcase (8~10 teams), Networking Party Modern Culture Festival - Follow the Footsteps of Daegu’s Modern History - Dates & Times: 2015. 5. 1 (Fri) ~ 5 (Tue), 12:00~21:00 - Venue: Namseongro, Bukseongro, Hyangchon-dong, Jongro * Moving Arts Playground A playground with huge art pieces such as a big cat bicycle, kinetic flowers, giant flowers and more. * Flower Road made of Hanji Art bike tour program with a big cat bicycle. * Image Wall – connecting modern times and today The space where you can learn the identity and symbols of modern cultural festivals, such as The Window of Modern Times (mural), The Wall of Today (graffiti) and The Road of the Future (statue and 16

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doodle wall). *‘Time Travelers’ Modern Alley Tour Program Tour on Daegu's Modern Alley with a storytelling guide and street performance (A Day of Lee Yuk-sa, Looking For Lee In-seong and more). *Modern Space Open House Hands-on experience exhibitions with movies, music and things at Ohoh Theater, Nokhyang, Tool Museum. *Lunch Meeting for Humanities Course Cultural lecture with lunch - The two generations of Nokhyang, Daegu’s Les Miserables in 1920 and Daegu’s Modern Times through Korean Pop Songs. *10 Modern Plays Olympic A mini Olympic with 10 modern plays that families can enjoy. *Modern Alley Tour for Expats 2-day Modern Alley Tour with a local guest house <‘Meomeoriseom 2015> Samdeok-dong Doll Mime Festival - Period : 5.1 (Fri) ~ 5 (Tue) - Venue : Samdeok-dong

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Nolja Nolja, Dashi Nolja 2015 Daegu Play Day Festival is in its 2nd year! The goal of the Daegu Play Day Festival is to provide a place for festival goers and artists to interact with each other and collaborate on art projects throughout the day. Come and show off your artistic side! 1. Conception: Spring Picnic 2. Date: 3rd May 2015 (Sun), 14:00~22:00 3. Venue: Daegu Citizen Hall 대구광역시 중구 태평로2가 1-1, Right beside of Daegu Station) 4. Programs -Window Art: There are window walls around the outside of Daegu Citizen Hall. Draw and write anything you want on the walls with erasable white marker pen. Show your artistic talent and let other people experience and enjoy your art. -Chalk Art: Make the street colorful with different colors

of chalk. The only limit is your imagination. -Hand Printing: Make a huge world map with your hands. Easily erasable paints with different colors will be prepared. You got the whole world in your hands! -Coloring Art: Color as many pieces of massive drawings as you want. Many pieces will be colored by people and finally all the pieces will be made into a collage of amazing art.

2015 Colorful Daegu World People Festival 1.Date : 23rd May 2015 (Sun), 10:30~16:00 2.Venue : Gukchae Bosang Park 3.Programs - Opening Ceremony (10:30): Award Ceremony, Special Performance, Making Colorful Tteok (Korean Rice Cake) Ceremony - Main Festival (11:30~16:00) - Game Activities: Talent Show, Group Jump-rope, -continued on p18-

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E-World & 83 Tower The Happiest Place In Daegu

Written and photographed by Neysha Bauer / Translated by Yujeong Lee

If you’ve ever gazed up at Daegu’s horizon, you may have noticed a needle point building erupting towards the clouds. 83 Tower, also known as the Daegu Tower, stands out like a sore thumb, mocking the architecture of old Korea that’s typically found in this city. Just below the octagonal shaped building, you’ll find E-World, which I like to call, "The Happiest Place in Daegu."

my senses since that day. However, I have to thank the Sky Jump for luring me towards this wonderful place; I’m so happy I stumbled on E-World and the 83 Tower when I did. Aside from almost making a terrible decision, there’s so much more to see and do like riding a roller coaster 10 times in a row when the crowds are low.

대구의 수평선을 본 적이 있다면 구름을 향해 솟아 있는 뾰 족한 포인트의 건물 하나를 발견하게 될 것이다. 대구 타워 로도 알려져 있는 83타워는 도시 내에서 쉽게 찾아볼 수 있 는 오래된 한국의 건물을 놀리듯이 마치 부은 엄지처럼 보인 다. 8각형의 건물 바로 아래에는 필자가 “대구에서 가장 행 복한 공간”이라고 부르는 이월드가 있다.

수백 피트 상공에서 뛰어 내리는 스카이 점프를 83타워에 서 해 볼 목적으로 몇 달 전 이월드를 처음으로 가보았다. 다 행히도 수리중이었고 (너무 걱정을 했던 탓일까?) 그 날부터 제정신으로 돌아올 수 있었다. 그러나 스카이 점프 덕에 이 멋진 장소를 가 볼 수 있었다. 이월드와 83타워를 우연히 발 견했던 것이 정말 행복했다. 잘못된 결정을 할 뻔 했던 것과 는 별개로 볼거리와 즐길거리가 정말 많다. 사람이 적을 때 는 10번 연속으로 롤러 코스터를 탈 수도 있다.

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I’ll be honest, after living in Orlando, Florida for four years, I wasn’t expecting to be impressed by E-World,

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but I was pleasantly surprised. Since that day I’ve been back twice, and I just can’t get enough! The adrenaline rush of a great ride is one of my favorite feelings and at E-World’s Young Town Plaza (where you’ll find all the coolest rides) my blood was pumping. Who says it’s no fun to hang upside down? If you agree, you’ll have to try the Himalaya and the Camelback. 솔직히 말하자면 플로리다의 올랜도는 4년 동안 떠나온 후 로 이월드가 인상적인 곳이라고 기대하지 않았다. 하지만 좋 은 의미로 놀라웠다. 처음 가 본 이후로 두 번이나 다시 갔 고, 언제나 충분히 들길 수 없었다! 놀이기구를 탈 때의 아드 레날린이 분출하는 느낌은 내가 가장 좋아하는 느낌 중 하나 이다. 그리고 (모든 종류의 멋진 탈거리들이 있는) 이월드의 영타운 플라자에서는 나의 피가 끓어오르는 것을 느낄 수 있 다. 거꾸로 매달리는 것이 재미없다고 한 사람은 누굴까? 내 말이 맞다면 히말라야와 카멜백을 타보길 바란다.

For the sake of full disclosure, I must confess that I almost peed my pants when I tried the Sky Cycle. It’s the type of ride you walk up to and think, “Oh, this will be a piece of cake!” Until you realize you’re riding some contraption that slightly resembles a really smart eighth graders shop project. The pedals were rusty, I wobbled (and shrieked) back and forth, and I just couldn’t bring myself to look down because I knew this could be the 22

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end. Fortunately, we made it out alive and here I am to tell you that if you’re on the fence, the answer is no. Don’t do it. It’s absolutely not worth it. 모든 것을 말해보자면 스카이 사이클을 탔을 때는 거의 오줌 을 지릴 뻔 했다고 고백한다. 걸어 올라가서 “아, 이건 정말 쉽네!”라고 생각할 만한 탈거리이다. 정말 잘 만든 8학년 숍 프로젝트와 조금 닮아있는 기계를 타고 있다는 것을 깨달을 때까지는 말이다. 페달에는 녹이 슬어 있었고, 필자는 앞뒤 로 흔들리고(비명도 질렀고), 아래를 내려다 볼 수 없다. 왜 냐하면 그렇게 하는 순간 마지막이 될 것을 알고 있었기 때 문이었다. 다행이고 살아서 돌아왔고 여기서 이렇게 이야기 를 하고 있다. 만약 이 것을 탈 지 말 지 망설인다면 대답은 아니오이다. 타지 마라. 탈만한 것이 못 된다.

Among all the other entertaining attractions like the Ghost House, Top Spin (my favorite!) and the giant monkey that greets you at the entrance, there’s also a mini-zoo. I was so excited to see a chameleon eat his lunch and the giant anaconda. Most of all, I was quite pleased with the bird observatory full of love birds and cockatiels. I was very happy to see how well the animals seemed to be taken care of at E-World. 고스트 하우스, 탑스핀(가장 좋아하는 것이다!), 입구에서 사 람들을 반겨주는 거대한 원숭이 등 다른 모든 재미있는 기 구들 외에도 미니 동물원이 있다. 필자는 카멜레온이 점심

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을 먹는 것을 보는 것과 거대한 아나콘다를 봤을 때 정말 신이 났다. 무엇보다도 원앙과 왕관앵무새가 가득한 새 관 찰관이 매우 마음에 들었다. 이월드에서 얼마나 잘 동물을 관리하고 있는 알 수 있어서 정말 행복했다.

I had an extremely enjoyable experience at Daegu’s E-World and 83 Tower. I would highly recommend anyone living here or passing through to visit for an afternoon. You can get discounted tickets after 5:00pm, although at 33,000 won, the full price is quite affordable. It’s the perfect place to spend a romantic day with your significant other, especially because you have the option to see the entire city of Daegu lit up from above at night. I went with my girlfriends and had a blast; laughing the entire time. 필자는 대구의 이월드와 83타워에서 아주 즐거운 경험을 했다. 대구에 사는 누구에게나 혹은 잠시 오후에 이 곳을 지나가는 사람들에게라도 적극 추천하는 곳이다. 5시 이 후에는 할인가격이 적용되고 정상요금인 3만 3천원도 낼 만한 편이다. 소중한 사람과 로맨틱한 하루를 보내기에도 완벽한 곳이다. 특히 밤에 높은 곳에서 불이 밝혀진 대구 의 전체를 볼 수 있기 때문이다. 필자는 여자친구와 함께 가서 정말 즐거운 시간을 보냈다. 웃음이 끊이지 않았던 시간이었다.

Gatbawi Where Dreams Come True

Written and photographed by Thomas Mathews / Translated Sangwon Lee

There are many Buddhist statues all over Korea. According to Wikipedia, nearly 23 percent of Koreans are Buddhists and Koreans history relies heavy on Buddhism. However, here in the Daegu metropolitan area, there is a special Buddhist statute that might make all of your dreams and prayers come true. 경산시 쪽의 팔공산에 화강암으로 제작된 단독 불상은 4m 높이로 두꺼운 불상 머리에는 15cm 두께의 관도 있다. 팔 공산의 높고 거친 구역인 관봉에 위치한 이 불상은 특별한 석조여래좌상으로 갓바위라고 불린다.

On the Gyeongsan side of Palgongsan is a single granite Buddhist sculpture that is about 4m tall and has a 15cm hat on his thick stone head. It is located on the peak of Gwan on a high rough area of Palgongsan. This sculpture is a special stone seated medicine Buddha called Gatbawi. 경산시 쪽의 팔공산에 화강암으로 제작된 단독 불상은 4m 높이로 두꺼운 불상 머리에는 15cm 두께의 관도 있다. 팔 공산의 높고 거친 구역인 관봉에 위치한 이 불상은 특별한 석조여래좌상으로 갓바위라고 불린다.

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According to legend, a big crane would fly every night to guard the Gatbawi Buddha while it was being created. Because of this, it is reputed as a miraculous Buddha stone in where if you truly believe in your prayers, wishes and dreams with all of your heart, then they will be responded by this Buddha statue and eventually come true. 이곳에 전해 내려오는 이야기로는 갓바위 불상이 만들어지 는 동안 큰 두루미가 매일 밤 날아다니며 불상을 수호했다고 한다. 이로 인해, 사람들이 온 마음을 바쳐 기도와 기원 그리 고 꿈을 믿으면 이 불상이 그에 응답하고 마침내 이뤄지는 기적의 불상으로 평판이 났다.

This could be one of the main reasons why Gatbawi is so busy during late fall when parents are praying and wishing that their high school kids do well on the university entrance exam taken every year. 이 때문에 매년 늦가을마다 고등학생 자녀를 둔 부모들이 이 곳에서 자녀들이 대학입학시험을 잘 치르도록 기도하고 기 원해서 많이 분주하다.

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Gatbawi is located on the Gyeongsan side of Palgongsan but it is still a pretty good drive to get there if you don't live near Gyeongsan's Hayang. When I went there, I came from the downtown Gyeongsan area and it took about 45 minutes to drive there. It is mostly a country drive once you get past Yeungnam University. 갓바위는 팔공산의 경산시 쪽에 위치하지만, 경산시 하양 읍 인근에 살지 않더라도 운전해서 가기에 좋다. 필자가 경 산 시내에서 갔을 때 45분 정도가 걸렸다. 영남대학교를 지나고 나면 거의 시골길 운전이다.

When I arrived to Gatbawi, it took another 45 minutes to go to the top from the parking lot and Gatbawi's Service Plaza. It was a very difficult but interesting hike as it was mostly all uphill. Once you get to the entrance gates of Gatbawi, the uphill turns into stairs, many, many, many stairs. 갓바위에 도착했을 때, 주차장과 갓바위 서비스 플라자에 서 정상까지 다시 45분이 걸렸다. 쉽진 않지만 거의 가파 른 길이라 멋진 하이킹이었다. 갓바위의 입구 문에 도착하 면, 가팔랐던 길은 계단으로 바뀌고 그 뒤로도 무수히 많 은 계단이 있다.

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On the hike up, I saw many street market type places that were selling souvenirs, and street market food and hot drinks. The hot drinks were nice as it was a cold day with strong gusts of wind blowing during different times of my hike to the top. 오르다 보면 기념품, 길거리 음식과 따뜻한 음료를 파는 재 래시장 같은 노점상을 볼 수 있다. 정상에 오를 때마다 바 람이 돌풍처럼 불어오는 추운 날씨에 따뜻한 음료는 아주 근사했다.

About 200 meters from the top, there is an area where some people were bowing and praying to Buddha on a floor mat, with lighted candles all around the area. 정상에서 200m 정도의 구역에는 곳곳에 불 켜진 초와 바닥 매트에서 부처에게 절하고 기도하는 사람들이 있다.

As I continued my hike up more stairs, I reached another point (about 100 meters from the top) which more people were praying and bowing to Buddha. I finally reached to the top of Gwan Peak (after hiking up more stairs). At the top is where you will see the Gatbawi Buddhist sculpture with his hat. Many people were on mats praying and bowing to this sculpture. 계단을 더 오르면, 다른 지점(정상에서 100m 정도)에서 더 많은 사람들이 부처에 절하고 기도하고 있다. 그리고 나서

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마침내 관봉(계단을 더 오른 후) 정상에 도착했다. 이 정상에 서 관을 쓴 갓바위 부처상을 볼 수 있을 것이다. 많은 사람들 이 매트에서 이 불상에게 기도하고 절을 했다.

I saw a beautiful aerial view of Palgongsan from the top as well. And on the Buddhist sculpture were many coins stuck to the stone. If you were able to stick your coin into the stone, this also means that your wishes, prayers and dreams would come true later. There was also lighted candles in front of the prayers who were bowing down on floor mats. 필자는 정상에서 팔공산의 아름다운 전망을 봤다. 그리고 불 상 주변의 바위에는 많은 동전이 박혀 있다. 바위에 동전을 붙인다면, 이 또한 나중에 소원과 기도 그리고 꿈이 이루어 진다는 뜻이다. 매트에서 절하는 사람들 앞에도 불 켜진 여 러 초가 있다.

On the hike down to the bottom, it was a lot easier (especially on the legs) as it took shorter (as it always does when you hike down mountains). It took only around 25 to 30 minutes to go down. However going down, you have to be careful because the stairs are a little steep so watch your step. Despite it being a difficult hike to the top, it was very good for me. I got some well-needed exercise and Enjoy Daegu - Gatbawi

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of course it is all mountainous so the air was fresh (which is always good). So, if you have time and want to say a special prayer (and have it come true), then I recommend you to go to Daehan-ri, Wacheon-myeon in Gyeongsan (by car or bus - Bus number 803), and then take the hike up to Gatbawi especially with the spring season coming soon. 정상에 오르기는 어렵지만, 필자에게는 좋은 시간이었다. 절실히 필요했던 운동을 했을 뿐만 아니라 모든 산들이 그 렇듯 공기도 신선했다 (산에서의 공기는 언제라도 좋다). 그래서, 여러분도 시간이 되고 특별한 기도를 올리길 원한 다면 (그리고 이뤄지길 바란다면), 특히 오는 봄에 경산시 와촌면 대한리로 가서 (차량 또는 버스 –803번 버스) 갓바 위로 오르길 추천한다.

Daegu's Enchanting Kim Kwang-seok Walking Street

The Road Home Written and photographed by Steven Schuit

Like a musical rose poking its head up through the cement caverns of the city, Daegu's Kim Kwang-seok Road neighborhood intoxicates and surprises its guests. Sprouting between the Kyungbuk University Hospital and Daegu Bank subway stops on the Green Line, the area is named in memory of one of Korea's most famous musicians, folk-singer, Kim Kwang-seok, a native of Daegu, whose songs are still highly popular with Koreans years after his tragic passing in 1996. The area, approximately 25 or so square blocks, is undergoing an artistic and culinary renaissance in one of Daegu's older neighbor-hoods. Hip coffee shops, restaurants, art studios and other enterprises dot the landscape. Wanderers are rewarded at every turn along quaint side streets by sights, sounds and the smell of fresh food. The road ("kil" in Korean) is nestled between the river and an old Korean market and residential area. They melt seamlessly together to create a walking experience highly pleasing to the senses. We stumbled upon the neighborhood when friends told us about their new take-out joint, Chili-Boy, located along a side street. Their bright red and white stall serves up great sandwiches and chili. We've been going back to the area on a regular basis for art shows and to discover things we may have missed on previous visits. 28

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Entrances to the neighborhood use art to remind you of its namesake, Kim Kwang-seok (1964-96), whose guitar and harmonica playing found its way into the hearts of Koreans nationwide. Traversing along the area's main walking street you encounter a number of interactive exhibits that engage and entertain. At the center is a pleasant sun-filled amphitheater for performers. During our visits the sounds of guitar playing and singing could be heard drifting over the walls, filling nearby alleys and sitting areas. The smiles of the business vendors and the cheerful displays of art, ceramics and trinkets make strolling there a joyful experience. It's somewhat like a playful oasis in the midst of Daegu's more typical tenor of hustle and bustle. Kim Kwang-seok Road is a special destination, a pleasant and celebratory reminder of the man and his music.

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Come Ride The Friendly Skies The Sky Rail Is Open For Business

Translated by Kate Ko / Proofread and revised by Brian V. Hise

Daegu’s new monorail, under its nickname ‘Sky Rail’, has performed well in its test drives. Daegu emphasizes its importance as the first monorail in Korea. The opening ceremony for the monorail, Line 3, was held on April 23, 2015, at the Suseong-gu Children’s Hall Square. The ceremony was held with more than one thousand people, including Daegu citizens. The monorail officially opened at 2pm. ‘하늘열차’(스카이 레일)라는 애칭을 가진 모노레일의 성능 시험은 순조롭게 진행되었다. 대구시는 전국 최초의 모노레 일 운행기관으로 거듭나게 된다고 강조했다. 3호선 모노레 일 개통식은 오는 23일, 대구 수성구 어린이 회관 광장에서 열릴 예정이다. 시민 등 1000여 명이 참석한 가운데 기념식 을 열고 23일 오후 2시부터 본격 운행한다.

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The monorail now enables Daegu to be a one-hour living zone, connecting north, south, east and west sides of Daegu together. Also, it now takes less than 20 minutes to go from Chilgok, Buk-gu to Bummul, Suseong-gu! Aside from it being a great way to literally skip over traffic congestion on the streets below, the new rail offers a chance to help develop rural areas of Daegu such as Paldallo, Dalseongno and Myeongduckno by vitalizing local businesses. 3호선 모노레일 개통으로 대구는 동서남북을 하나로 연결해 대구 전 지역을 도시철도 1시간 이동 생활권에 포함시키게 됐다. 또, 대구 북구 칠곡∼수성구 범물 간 소요시간이 승용 차에 비해 20분 이상 단축돼 교통난 해소와 팔달로, 달성로, 명덕로 등 구도심 낙후지역 개발의 활성화로 도시 균형 발전 과 상권 활성화를 기대하고 있다.

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The monorail cruises at 50~70km/h and the average distance between stations is 800m. It takes about 2 minutes to hop between stations so it is expected that the existing travel time, 70 minutes by car, can be cut down to 46 minutes by using the monorail. The monorail’s passenger capacity is 390 people. 정거장 간 평균 거리는 800m이며 시속 50∼70km로 운 행해 평균 2분 이내에 다음 역에 도착한다. 승용차로 70분 이상 걸리던 이동시간은 46분으로 줄어들 것으로 전망된 다. 차량 정원은 265명이지만 390여 명까지 탈 수 있다.

As a ‘moving observatory’ where you can glance over Daegu’s night and day landscape at a height of 10m, the monorail is expected to be not only a landmark of Daegu, but also a specialty of Daegu by promoting diverse exterior designs on the trains. 주·야간 아름다운 도시경관을 지상 10m 이상 상공에서 바라보는 ‘움직이는 전망대’로서 도시의 랜드 마크가 될 뿐 만 아니라 열차 래핑을 통한 테마열차 운행 등으로 대구의 새로운 명물이 될 것으로 전망하고 있다.

Daegu Mayor Young Jin Gwon said, “The monorail is a valuable asset to be preserved for our posterity. I believe that the monorail will accelerate Daegu’s economic development. We will do our best for a successful opening of the monorail.” 권영진 대구시장은 “3호선 모노레일은 후손들에게 물려 줄 소중한 자산으로 시민 자긍심 고양과 더불어 대구 발전 의 촉매제가 될 것으로 확신한다”며 “남은 기간 3호선 모 노레일의 성공적 개통을 위해 최선을 다하겠다”고 말했다.

Like subway lines 1 and 2, the monorail fee is 1,200 won per adult passenger. The monorail is connected to Line 1 at Myeongdeok Station and Line 2 at Sinnam Station, where you can transfer to the subway line. 요금은 1, 2호선과 같은 어른 1200원이다. 1호선은 명덕 역, 2호선은 신남역에서 환승할 수 있다.

Original article information sourced from Sang Il Kim from the Herald Economy (http://news.heraldcorp.com/view.php?ud=20150416000471& md=20150416105851_BL) on 16th April 2015 and Young Hun Jang from Donga (http://news.donga.com/3/all/20150409/70623107/1) on 10th April 2015.

Korean Folk Village Seeking Tradition In The Modern Age Written and photographed by Charisse Windebank / Translated by Yujeong Lee

http://www.thesoulseeker.com/blog/travel/suwon-korean-folk-village/ I’ve heard good things about Novotel from other DOD employees and friends. I found one in Suwon about a 20 minute drive from the village. It was a little bit more than the Dragon Hill Lodge, but much nicer. They had floor to ceiling windows in our room, buffet breakfast with an array of styles from Asian dim sum to American style cuisine, the espresso machine was serving good cups of latte that rival Starbucks, on-site parking, and the staff spoke English. This particular location was brand new and just opened December 2014. 국방부 동료들과 친구들에게 노보텔에 대한 좋은 평을 들었다. 그래 서 한국민속마을에서 20분 정도 떨어진 곳에 있는 수원 노보텔을 찾 았다. 드래곤 힐 로지보다 조금 더 비쌌지만 훨씬 더 좋은 곳이었다. 우리 방에는 천장에 창이 있었고, 아시아의 딤섬에서 미국식 아침식 사까지 다양한 종류의 아침 뷔페가 준비되어 있었으며, 에스프레소 머신로 스타벅스와 견줄 정도로 좋은 라떼를 만들 수 있다. 주차장도 마련되어 있고, 직원들은 영어를 할 줄 안다. 이 곳은 작년 12월에 문 을 연 아주 새로운 곳이다.

It was also difficult to find using our GPS. It wouldn’t allow us to input the address and since it was fairly new, the nearby hotels category wasn’t finding it. I called and asked for landmarks around the area. She wasn’t able to give me directions, but once I input Suwon Station it was just down the street. 그래서 네비게이션을 이용하는 해서 호텔을 찾는 데 어려움을 겪었 다. 최근에 문을 열어 주소가 입력되지 않았고 주변 호텔 카테고리에 서도 찾을 수가 없었다. 호텔에 전화를 걸어 주위의 랜드마크를 물었 더니 가는 방법을 가르쳐 주지 못 했다. 하지만 수원역을 입력하자 바 로 같은 거리 아래쪽에 있었다.

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and not as congested as Seoul. 수원은 정말 재미있었고 다시 갈 계획도 있다. 수원에 있을 때 멋있 는 절과 성이 다시 와서 놀러 다니고 싶게 만들었다. 절에서 이어져 나온 벽이 시의 주변을 둘러싸고 있었다. 교통체증은 나쁘지 않았고 서울만큼 막히지 않았다.

We headed for the Korean Folk Village around 10 am and I received a text from my Aunt that they were going to be there around 10:30. It was perfect timing as we arrived soon after. We paid our general admission fee was 15,000 (per adult) won and my 2 year old son's admission fee was free. There was a portion of the village that included the amusement rides, but that was an additional 15,000 won per person. 우리는 오전 10시쯤에 한국민속촌으로 나섰고, 이모로부터 일행과 함께 오전 10시 30분 쯤에 그 곳에 도착할 것이라는 문자를 받았다. 우리가 곧 도착할 예정이라 타이밍이 완벽했다. 성인의 입장료로 1 만 5천원(1인당)을 지불하고 2살 난 아들의 입장료는 무료였다. 마 을 한 구석에는 탈거리가 포함된 곳이 있었는데 따로 1인당 1만 5 천원을 내야 했다.

We picked up a map of the area that was available in Korean and English. We caught the first show of the day which was traditional Korean dancers and drummers. After the show we hurried to the performance area and requested for a photo with one of the dancers. They politely obliged and flashed the peace sign, but in Korea it’s not meant for peace but more a gesture that is synonymous when taking a photo, much like smiling is the norm. Most Koreans have no idea where it originates, but speculation have spread through the internet. You can read more about this here http://geekgurl.hubpages.com/hub/korean-hand-gestures. 한국어와 영어로 된 마을의 지도를 얻은 다음 그날의 첫번째 한국 전 통춤 무용수와 북연주자의 공연을 보았다. 그리고 난 다음에는 급하 게 공연한 곳으로 가서 무용수 중 한 명에게 사진을 같이 찍어달라 고 부탁했다. 무용수들은 공손하게 부탁을 들어주었고, 피스 싸인

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(V)을 하고 사진을 찍었다. 한국에서는 피스 싸인이 실제로 평화 를 뜻하는 것은 아니라 제스추어에 가깝이다. 사진을 찍을 때 웃 는 것이 일반적인 것만큼이나 일반적인 것이다. 대부분의 한국인 이 피스사인이 어디에서 기인한 건지 모르며 사진을 찍을 때의 피 스 사인에 대한 추측만이 인터넷을 통해 퍼져 있다. 더 자세한 내 용은 이곳에서 알 수 있다. http://geekgurl.hubpages.com/hub/

korean-hand-gestures. Next performance was a tightrope walker. It was the usual tightrope walker performance until he started to up the ante by jumping on the rope, balancing a large kimchi jar and all the while holding a fan. It was quite entertaining and Jensen loved it! He was signing for more when he finished. 다음 공연은 줄놀이었다. 공연자가 부채를 쥐고 줄 위에서 뛰고 커 다란 김치독을 들고 균형을 잡는 공연을 하기 전까지는 그냥 줄 위 를 걷는 평범한 공연일 뿐이었다. 정말 신이 나는 공연이었고, 젠슨 은 공연에 푹 빠졌다. 공연이 끝나고 앵콜 공연을 요청하기도 했다.

While walking around and taking in the sites, a man was dressed in full warrior uniform. We asked him if we could take a photo and he proceeded to show me his wrist band and announced that he was not an employee but a visitor. I thanked him for taking the time and taking a photo with us and was surprised that he was in full traditional Korean samurai uniform. 민속촌을 걸으며 둘러보는 동안 한 아저씨가 완벽하게 무사 복장 을 갖추고 있는 것을 보았다. 그래서 같이 사진을 찍자고 요청했 는데 손목밴드를 보여주며 일하는 직원이 아니라 손님이라고 말했 다. 짬을 내어 함께 사진을 찍어준 것에 감사를 전하고 완벽하게 한 국의 무사 복장을 하고 있는 것에 놀랐다.

직원은 가게 밖에서 우리가 직접 사진을 찍도록 해 주었다. 8X10 크 기로 사진을 뽑는 데 2만원이 들었다. 나는 항상 한복을 입고 사진을 찍고 싶었다.

While we waited for our photo to be printed, we went to a restaurant on the premises. I ordered the shrimp pancake and Christian had the bulgogi. The ladies ordered bibimbap, one of my favorites. I keep forgetting to take photos of our food. I will need to try and remember the next time. 사진이 인화되는 것을 기다리는 동안, 우리는 민속촌 내에 있는 식당 에 갔다. 나는 새우파전을, 크리스찬은 불고기를 주문했다. 숙녀분들 은 내가 가장 좋아하는 음식 중 하나인 비빔밥을 주문했다. 항상 음식 사진을 찍는 것을 잊어 버리는데 다음에는 기억해서 사진을 찍어보도 록 노력해야겠다.

We had a great time catching up with family and enjoyed meeting new friends. The Folk Village was educational and a nice place to visit for both indoor and outdoor activities. We weren’t able to walk the entire village so we will have to make another stop when we go back to Suwon for a visit. 우리는 오랜만에 가족은 만나 이야기를 나누고 새로운 친구들을 만나며 즐거운 시간을 보냈다. 민속촌은 교육적이었고 실내 및 실외 즐길거리 가 있는 좋은 장소였다. 우리는 민속촌 전체를 걸어다닐 수 없었다. 그 러니 수원에 다시 방문할 때 다시 한번 와야겠다.

Transportation information here: http://www.koreanfolk.co.kr/ multi/english/guide/transportation.asp 교통에 관한 정보는 이 곳에 있다. http://www.koreanfolk.co.kr/ multi/english/guide/transportation.asp

Unfortunately, there has not been an established word for a Korean equivalent to the Japanese samurai. The closest term used and coined was ssaurabi which literally translates to “a father who fights”. You can read more about it here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ssaurabi. Also another term is used that is perceived to be an elite class of fighters called Hwarang. Their “code of conduct” was written by a Buddhist monk. Source of this name is here http://ask.metafilter. com/202787/Is-there-an-ancient-Korean-equivalent-to-Japanese-samurai. 안타깝게도 일본의 사무라이와 같은 한국어로 된 용어가 없다. 가 장 비슷하게 사용되고 만들어진 용어는 말 그대로 ‘싸우는 남자’ 라고 해석되는 ‘싸울아비’이다. 여기에서 이에 관한 이야기를 더 알 수 있다. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ssaurabi 다른 용어는 ‘화랑’이라고 불리는 귀족계층의 전사를 일컫는 말이 있다. 화랑 의 “행동지침”은 승려가 만들었다. 이 이름의 어원은 여기에 있 다. http://ask.metafilter.com/202787/Is-there-an-ancient-Ko-

rean-equivalent-to-Japanese-samurai The ladies decided to have their photos taken in traditional Korean dresses called hanbok. We rented the dresses and had our photos taken professionally. They allowed us to take photos of our own, outside the shop. It was 20,000 won for an 8 x 10 print out. I have always wanted to be photographed in a hanbok. 숙녀분들은 한복이라고 하는 한국의 전통 의복을 입고 사진을 찍 기로 했다. 옷은 빌리고 전문가에서 사진을 찍어달라고 부탁했다.

Healthy Living Daegu Medical Tourism

Making An Entrance

Medical Tourism Makes a Splash at the 7th World Water Forum Written by Matthew Caracciolo / Photos submitted by the EXCO Convention Team

The 7th World Water Forum was the latest large-profile gathering to put Daegu on the global map, with over 35,000 participants representing 170 countries squeezed into the city and Gyeongbuk province. With this sort of rare spotlight on the city, Daegu Medical Tour pulled out all the stops and promoted a dizzying array of services and treatments to the international guests. Both the local medical tourism industry and the visitors that braved the cultural barrier and tried a service came out pleased with the results. The Daegu Medical Tour promotional booth was one of the more popular spots at the forum, strategically located in the highly visible first floor lobby of EXCO. Besides offering helpful information, the booth itself was quite the attraction, with an oriental medicine doctor on hand daily to offer basic health check-ups, blood pressure tests, scalp assessments, and even acupuncture. In addition, a rotation of two clinics a day from the Daegu area was present to provide consultations for Forum-goers. Representatives from nearly all of the

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cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s major players came out to ply their services, including Daegu Catholic University Medical Center, Pureun Hospital, Fatima Hospital, Samil Hospital, Nune Eye Hospital, BL Plastic Surgery & Dermatology, Keimyung University Dongsan Medical Center, Kkonip Oriental Clinic, V Plastic Surgery, All For Skin Dermatology Clinic, Seongseo Hanmi Hospital, Duk Young Dental Hospital, Yeungnam University Hospital, Kwakâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hospital, and Tae-o-reum Oriental Medical Clinic. These clinics covered health screenings, obstetrics and gynecology, plastic surgery, hair transplant, dentistry, dermatology, ophthalmology, and oriental medicine between them. Visitors that signed up for a procedure at one of these institutions received free transportation, interpreter services, and a souvenir. The changing line-up encouraged repeated visits; a visitor from Republic of South Sudan visited the promotion booth and received consultation from Nune Eye Hospital and All For Skin Clinic. Then she actually visited both clinics and got a check-up for her eyes and scalp. By the end of the Forum, the booth pulled in about 1,300

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visitors and about 390 visitors got simple treatment on site. Many of the people that visited the booth and signed up for a treatment had very positive things to say about their experience. In a voluntary questionnaire, several people specifically mentioned the friendliness and helpfulness of the Koreans they met through the process, as well as their wealth of medical know-how and capabilities. A few guests mentioned their appreciation for the kind support they received from the Koreans that helped them. Indeed, the guests’ most common complaint was that they couldn’t stay longer and experience more. Particularly inspiring were the stories of people trying oriental medicine for the first time. One guest commented on how western medicine had told her nothing could be done about her pain. She was happy with the results of her acupuncture treatment.

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In addition to the Forum, the 2015 Daegu Yangnyeongsi Herb Medicine Culture Festival was held from April 15 to April 19, providing a chance for foreign visitors to experience more of Korea’s traditional culture. A Medical Tour Promotion Booth was present at the festival as well, ensuring that visitors didn’t miss a chance to experience Daegu’s diverse medical facilities. With so many procedures performed on such a large number of foreigners from such a wide variety of countries, it’s safe to say that the 7th World Water Forum was the perfect opportunity for Daegu Medical Tour to put their best foot forward, and that the week was a raging success for the city’s medical tourism industry. Perhaps the popularity of the program will set a precedent for future high-profile conferences in the city.

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You Can Learn A Lot Of Things From The Flowers Daegu Flower Show 2015 Written by Matthew Caracciolo / Photos submitted by the EXCO Convention Team

June, as the song goes, is the best time of year to learn things about flowers. As it so happens, the Daegu Flower Show will run from June 3 to June 7 at EXCO. Hosted by Daegu Metropolitan City and organized by EXCO, the flower show will be the perfect opportunity to hone your gardening skills, learn about the latest in gardening techniques, or to simply enjoy the fragrant beauty of a sea of flowers. This year’s theme, an Ensemble of Flowers and Daily Life, capture’s the show’s intent to inspire people to integrate more nature into their lives. The floral event has grown every year, and this year’s bloom will fea-

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ture extended hours compared to previous shows to accommodate the anticipated 10,000 people a day. 8 institutes, 60 companies, and 140 commercial booths will be present to showcase the industry’s latest and greatest products in floriculture, horticulture, gardening, urban agriculture, and flowers, many of which will be available for purchase on site. The expo’s wide variety of themed areas include Theme Pavilion, Flower Design, Pressed Flower, Preserved Flower, Gardening, Wild Flowers, Bonsai Tree, Orchid, Outdoor Flower Market, and a Hands-on Experience Zone. The show will feature two main contests. The first, the

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Flower Design Competition, pits professional florists and their arrangements against each other in an epic contest of beauty and aesthetic design. Titans in their field, these florists are sure to impress lovers of color and nature. The second, the Flower Pet Contest, is open to anyone who grows plants at home and wishes to show off their gardening chops.

In addition to the two main contests, a host of subsidiary events will keep visitors busy. Aspiring florists can attend the Florist Seminar, perhaps one day leading to a slot in the Flower Design Competition, or enjoy the Flower Arrangement Demonstration led by renowned florists. Additional events include the ongoing Photo On Spot Event, which allows visitors to send their pictures of the eventâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s exhibitions to the organizing committee in -continued on p40-

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exchange for a free gift, and the Potted Flower Event, in which visitors can take home a potted plant. Anxious to get out of the convention center and see some flowers around the city? The show, in conjunction with the Daegu Convention Visitors Bureau, has organized a special tour package, the Flower Show Tour, to showcase the area’s natural beauty. Visitors can also experience Dongwhasa Temple on Palgongsan and the Daegu Shooting Range, two local favorites. Fans of flowers need not worry that the exhibition is more commercial than floral, with 70% of the show’s exhibition space devoted to the display of floral arrangements. The show will feel more like a conservatory than a convention, as colorful and fragrant as the Garden of Eden. Hours for this year’s Daegu Flower Show are 10:0019:00. Tickets are 7000 won for adults and 6000 won for youth. Visitors can preregister for a 3000 won discount on www.flowerdaegu.kr (Korean language only).

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Fleeting Spring Blossoms A Reflection On Life In Korea Written and photographed by Erin Hassanzadeh

They abruptly appear; soft as silk, delicate as a rose. Before long, they blow effortlessly through the air and float perfectly onto the ground. Just as soon as the cherry blossoms reveal their beauty – they are gone. How can it be that just as the wondrous buds arrive – they disappear? It seems unfair that such a grand display of beauty can fade so fast, it’s possible to miss it entirely. Just as gold’s rarity makes it more expensive, the short life of the cherry blossoms makes them more spectacular. In fact, the most beautiful things tend 42

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to disappear the quickest. It’s part of their wonder and appeal. The delicate, pale-colored leaves littering the ground around the nearly naked trees are the last semblance of the beauty and aroma that intoxicated the peninsuila for a few, fleeting weeks. We all know that life itself passes quickly. But within our lives, there are millions of individual fleeting moments. These moments can last a second, like when you pass someone handsome on the street or share a smile with

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a stranger on the subway. Fleeting moments can last a day, like the last day of a beach vacation – when the sun sets too soon and you wish it wasn’t fading so fast. My entire year in Korea is fleeting. Right now, I’m in the midst of a year long, fleeting moment. Life’s moments can be delightful - like spending the day with someone you love, sitting and listening to a rainstorm or talking on the phone with an old friend. Of course, they can also be painful - like the funeral of a loved one or losing friendships or relationships that you thought would last forever. During a recent visit to Gyeongju, I stood in the middle of the street and admired the falling cherry blossom petals as they delicately swirled through the air. As the sun shined down on my face and I breathed in the warming spring air, I wondered if I would ever get to experience the wondrous sight of cherry blossom season in Korea again. The thought that I may not panicked me. You see, if you recognize the shortness of life’s moments in their midst, they can become a strange source of sadness. Sadness from realizing the bliss of life’s moments cannot last. The reassuring part of this realization is that you’ll rarely feel the same genuine happiness experienced in a limited moment. One of my most precious events of my year happened in February, when 130 of my students walked across the wooden stage in our unheated gymnasium to receive their middle school diplomas. Certainly, that day was a milestone in their young lives but in mine as well. In the last year I graduated from student to teacher. Something I still can’t believe some days. As I peered out to scan up and down the rows of graduates, I saw smiles, giggles, laughter and blank stares painted across the students’ faces. Looking at my students in that moment made me realize how many impactful they have been in my life for the last several months. I saw students who worked harder than anyone else in their classes, students who wrote me the sweetest notes and students who shuffled into class ten minutes late without even attempting to give me an excuse for their tardiness. My students have been my greatest stressor and challenge but they have also been part of my happiest moments and my biggest triumphs in Korea. Often times the most powerful moments are shared with the people you love.

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As I looked on proudly from the side of the bone-chilling auditorium, I recognized that the ceremony would barely last an hour and that my students would immediately run off with their friends and family and that I most likely wouldn’t see them again – a startling thought. Like budding blossoms, they all have potential and promise that hasn’t quite revealed itself yet. Their succession onto high school also reminded me of the ticking time; and how my time in Korea is dwindling rapidly. As the ceremony was coming to a close, I felt a rush of emotion. It was hard to decipher exactly how I was feeling - was it a slight sense of panic? A hint of sadness? My mind flooded with questions: Did I impact my students? Would they remember me? What would they all go one to do with their lives? Yet at the same time, I felt a deep sense of satisfaction and joy. That’s the other thing about fleeting moments - they have the power to make you feel strongly. Watching the spring blossoms bud for a few short weeks represents 44

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the close of the cool winter months and all of the trials and triumphs that happened within that time. It also reminds us that a new season is within our grasp - bringing the potential for new memories along with it. This year, I struggled to find the perfect snapshot of these beautiful blossoms. I didn’t have enough time to go out and enjoy them while they were here but fleeting moments are not supposed to be captured in a picture or even a video. In fact, it’s often impossible to do so. No matter how much you wish for a moment to slow down or even stop all together, it will not. Moments pass. The clock ticks on. What then becomes important is what you can control. Who will you share life’s moments with? What will you be doing in those moments? If you are experiencing fleeting moments like this in your life – you know you are doing something right. The idea of something fleeting is that it leaves too quickly – that you cannot get enough. Time passes quicker than most of us would like but if it is spent purposefully with the

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ones that you love – it doesn’t get much better. Like moths to a flame, the cherry blossoms attract couples on a romantic stroll and photographers looking for the perfect shot. Even those who have seen the trees bloom year after year stop to admire. Each visitor is looking for something when they come to admire the blossoms. Most of us are looking to experience something that makes us feel. We want to feel bliss, overwhelming happiness. We are looking to discover, build and maintain relationships with people to share life’s moments with. While we cannot stop time we can experience it purposefully. If for some reason, you haven’t been living a life with blissful moments - you are in luck. The thing about spring is that it’s the season of new life - bringing with it the potential to rearrange your life to let more of these blissful moments in.

Strength In Each Other A Closer Look Into The LGBT Community Interview by Scott McLaughlin / Written by Chris Powell / Photos by Gay구

GAY구 is an expat led LGBT group that aims to build a strong gay community in Daegu. While it may feel necessary to be private about one's sexuality in Daegu, GAY구 wants to create a more visible gay social scene. They encourage people to "get off the apps and really join forces to make a difference in Colorful Daegu." The group has five key aims: to build a strong LGBT community in Daegu, to support local gay establishments, to host gay events, to strengthen gay pride, and to paint a truly colorful Daegu. By attending their events, you will have access to LGBT news and upcoming events in Daegu as well as the rest of Korea. It also provides a chance to lend your support to their cause. With more support, GAY구 can further develop and promote the current gay community here and facilitate its growth by hosting a variety of different events. Pleasure Parties "Pleasure Parties" are LGBT nights organized by GAY구 and hosted across a variety of different venues. To date, there have been nine fantastic pleasure parties and they are proudly, they are becoming more and more frequent. Most parties have a theme. The most recent event was Pleasure Party 9 "Black Attire" hosted at Club Mushroom 대구 중구봉산동 23-22번지 B1 (formerly club JEEEP. As with all pleasure parties, it was a huge success full of contests, prizes, great diverse sets of music and most importantly, fun. - GAY구 team The Compass sits down with some expats that identify themselves as LGBT to understand more about the challenges they face in Daegu and Korea. How has GAY구 helped inform and broaden the perspective of the gay community to local Daegu residents? We think that mainly, it just makes the gay community visible. In a country where it is so hidden and covered, we feel it is important that LGBT people come with a face and a personality. It makes it less mysterious to those who don't know much about a gay, lesbian bisexual or transgendered individual. At that point they can begin to realize we are just humans like everyone else, and we can begin to be seen with compassion. What challenges or resistance has their been to the Pleasure Parties or to the Gay Pride walks that have taken place in the past? As for pleasure parties, the only major challenges we face come with finding a venue. We've had instances where the venue was worried about the gay foreigners making the Korean foreigners feel uncomfortable and we've had instances where

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the venue was afraid that the gay clientele would make the regular straight clientele feel uncomfortable, but these were very minor setbacks in the party planning. With any organization there will be some setbacks and we feel very lucky to have had things go as smoothly as they have been. In regards to the most recent pride walk, there was much controversy surrounding the Seoul Queer Festival which occurred just prior to our own. Because of this, Daegu was very prepared for any trouble that might arise. There were a plethora of police to protect all parties involved including the protestors and participants. The amazing thing we found about this experience was that a very large group of the Seoul LGBT community came down to support our modest number. Everything went off without a hitch. It was peaceful, informative and celebratory. The veterans of GAY구 all felt a very new sense of pride after the event had concluded. How has working in Daegu been, does it conflict with your jobs at all? First, it has to be said that we carry ourselves in a very professional matter and do not invite our personal lives to interfere with our work place. In all truth, being an LGBT person has nothing to do with any job that is at hand. However, there was one incident where one of our Team members was approached about a gay rumor that the employer felt the need to address. In the end, all was resolved and that individual has been succeeding very well at the same place of employment. What about the Korean gay community? What struggles do you see them go through and how has GAY구 helped them? It has become a bit challenging as we are currently ex-pat run. We have tried hard to include members of the local community, but for one reason or another, getting the locals involved has not been successful. We actually quite regret this because we are here to help the local community, and it would best if we had local involvement in the planning of events. We are extremely open to having anyone becoming a part of our team. We believe in not being exclusive. When we make our regular visits to local gay bars in Daegu, we have noticed that they have become more receptive to our group with each visit. There is a very large local Korean LGBT attendance at our events. Although most remain skeptical, we see an increasing number due to the appreciativeness of the ones who actually do attend. We must say, it is very rewarding to receive gratitude from those Koreans who attend. We often hear extremely positive feedback from those who attend as well as those who don't attend. They understand the need for these parties. The gossip is working in our favor.

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What steps or events need to take place in order for an absolutely normal aspect of human life be accepted in Korea? Time and patience. Absolute acceptance is rare in any part of the world. This country has only been on the international scene for 60 years. There have been vast improvements in the 5 years that our group has been created. We understand what it takes to become fully accepted into a closed society and we are very happy to see that Korean society has opened up so quickly. Of course there is a long way to go, but we hope that with our efforts we can move that along a bit faster.

Any last words or thoughts you want to contribute? We just hope that everyone will take an interest and participate in our upcoming events! The next event will be Pleasure Party 10: "What Attire" May 30, 2015. For more information please message us atgaygu123@gmail.com. P.S, if you see a gay, send them our way.

What are some future events people can come to in order to support GAYęľŹ? We are working on a daytime party, as well as some social gatherings that don't include dancing and music such as rooftop BBQs , picnics in Duryu park, bowling, etc. We know that we can throw a great night party, and we have succeeding in doing so. Now, we want to branch out and see how GAYęľŹ can paint a more colorful daegu in the daylight hours. What do you think is the most challenging aspect to being homosexual in Korea compared to your home country? Mainly the fact that in most of our home countries, there are many places for social gatherings that are well established for the gay community. There is also a freedom that comes with knowing that in our respective countries the struggle of being gay is becoming a recent past, whereas in Korea, the struggle is now.

Madhouse: The Musical Collaboration Breeds Insanity Written by Jamie Kistler / Photos by Laura Rhoades

What do you get when you combine the ridiculous originality of the Daegu Theatre Troupe with the musical madness of OperaSpoonful? A ticket to the Madhouse! Madhouse: The Musicalis an original musical comedy featuring parodied versions of musical theatre and pop hits, from Broadway to The Beatles. The upcoming production, a creative collaboration between two of Daegu’s most beloved bands of thespians, is sure to entertain and offend most everyone. If you’ve already experienced the irreverent hilarity of a DTT 24-hour show, you know what you’re in for. If not, here’s a brief synopsis of the show: Doctor Moss has developed a new psychiatric drug that causes people to express their innermost feelings, with only one side effect…it makes them sing! Now, she is testing her new wonder-drug "Sopranozol" on a handful of patients: Johnny (who initially is afflicted by a terrible stutter, but develops new ailments every day), Carl (an internet porn addict and self-described "horny douchebag"), Patty (a nymphomaniac with a thing for phallic-shaped fruit), Lisa (a mute, maybe…she won’t say), Mr. Parsons (a man-child 48

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obsessed with his boots), and Jesus (he’s back, and nobody believes him). Doctor Moss observes the effects of Sopranozol with the help of her assistant Dr. Dreyfuss, who administers (blasts) the drug directly into the patients' faces with a spray bottle, while her esteemed colleagues (the audience) look on in amazement/horror.As you can imagine, it doesn’t take long for things to get out of control with this much crazy in one room, and Dr. Moss struggles desperately to maintain order. The production process of Madhouse has been something new for the actors. Working with an original script, they decided to make rehearsals an intensely collaborative and playful process, developing scenes through theatre games and exercises. Actor, Josh Rhoades says, “The most interesting part about doing an original musical has been the freedom to shape my character, not just around my own vision, but through suggestions from all of my castmates. We all are working hard to create the entire show together.” Using primarily folding chairs and their bodies to tell the story, the performers have developed a simple and pure theatrical experience that showcases the creative talents of our local

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actors, writers, designers, and directors, without many bells and whistles. However, with brilliant expat artists like we have in Daegu and our highly imaginative local audiences, Madhouse is sure to be a musical comedy spectacular. Madhouse: The Musical By: Joshua Vise & Jamie Kistler, Directed by Jamie Kistler, Music Direction by Spencer Barriage& RachelMikolajczyk Costume Design by Elaine Fenwick Date & Time: Saturday May 16th @7 pm Sunday May 17th @3pm and @7pm Location : Hanwoolim Theatre, Near Namsan station on line 3 (yellow line) Price: 10,000 won/per person Email us today for more information or to book your reservation at daegutheatre@gmail.com To get involved, â&#x20AC;?Likeâ&#x20AC;? Opera Spoonful Daeguand Daegu Theatre Troupe on Facebook *this show contains adult language and situations and may not be suitable for all audiences.

Building A Better Environment A Year For Improvements At The Daegu International School Written by Elaine Kim / Photos submitted by Elaine Kim

A month ago on Jet Stream, a whimsical short film titled “DIS Improvement Story Episode One” debuted, and with it a 50” LED TV. A “giant television-slash-computer-slash-Smart Board that we can take outside and use anytime,” Mr. Odom termed it after his lanky figure meandered around the school campus, wondering what was still missing from the campus. The next few episodes revealed an array of refurbishments including lengthy new gym curtains (for a cinematic experience during assemblies), the third floor staircase leading directly to the second floor, and the new playground. The fifth episode, which generated much commotion during the assembly for featuring the vegetarian math teacher Mrs. Cross licking leftover chicken bones, high school English teacher Mr. Hinkle shaving his bald head, and Ms. Scala of the Physics/AP Economics department waltzing around her classroom with a skeleton model, revealed that Mrs. Neill,

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the curriculum coordinator, will be relocated to a third floor classroom. Mr. Odom, the headmaster, explained the process for selecting improvements. When faculty, students, or parents give suggestions, he said, “We take all of the suggestions and winnow them down to manageable projects…the decision ultimately lies with me and the Board of Directors.” “First we consider the practicality of an improvement, does it really make sense to do this thing, [and] are there other ways to do it? Then we look at cost, how many students benefit, how the school benefits, and weigh those factors,” he said. The chief constituent in these decisions is, according to Mr. Odom, “equality…[for] students from kindergarten to 12th grade.” After the funds were expended on the middle school and high school lab and music department, it was only fair to build a new playground for elementary school students. “Part of living in a society is supporting the services that

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benefit not just yourself, but other members of the society as well,” Mr. Odom added. Students Benz Han (G11) and Marvin Kweon (G10) reviewed the renewed school environment with much enthusiasm, especially with the additional gym curtains. “I think the gym looks way bigger with the curtains,” Benz remarked. “Whenever I have P.E. classes, it is way more comfortable because the ball doesn’t really leave the boundaries,” Marvin said. Unfortunately, the students weren’t fond of the new staircase, citing its “low quality” as their reason. “The stairs… aren’t useless, but it smells, it makes noises, and it feels like I’m going to fall off.”

For Benz, a prime would-be repair of interest was the basketball court. “Change the hoops,” he tersely remarked. For Marvin, however, a soft-core approach would be more upto-par: “Starting with academics…I wish we had a lot more course choices. But it’s a small school. That’s the main problem.” Another wish was to establish a teacher grading system, like RateMyProfessors.com, a review site of college instructors that contains over 1 million ratings. “We could then report information about teachers, new or old,” Benz said. Meanwhile, several more productions of DIS Improvement Story are confirmed to be under way.

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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: events@daegucompass.com. If you have events you want to add for the May issue, please email us by April 15th. Thanks!

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OttmarHorl / Lee Sugyeong / HeoJeonggung Collection @ Daegu Art Museum / 5.1~ Heo Jeonggung Collection @ Daegu Art Museum / 5.1~5.10 Lee Sugyeong @ Daegu Art Museum / 5.1~ 5.17 The Pulitzer Prize Photographs @ Daegu Culture & Arts Center / 5.1~5.16

FRI

Slava’s SnowShow @ Suseong Artpia / 5.1~5.2 -

Fri: 19:30 Sat: 14:00, 16:00 Open Mic Starting @ Retro City / 9pm

SAT

Live Jazz @ PANN /

8:30, 10:00

Acoustic Collaboration Night @ Retro City / 9pm

Shen Yun 2015 World Tour @ Suseong Artpia /

5.3~5.4 - Sun: 19:30 / Mon : 14:00, 19:30

Big Band Volcano - Play, Play, Replay Festival @ Daegu Citizen Hall Open Mic Night @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

10 The 9th Daegu Pet Show @ EXCO / 5.9~5.10 -

10:00~18:00

Open Mic Night @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

The 9th Daegu Pet Show

Open Mic Starting @ Retro City / 9pm

@ EXCO / 5.9~5.10 10:00~18:00

Live Jazz @ PANN /

Live Band @ Retro City / 9pm

Wednesday Night Trivia @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

POUR YOUR OWN DOUBLES @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

8:30, 10:00

International Fire & Safety EXPO Korea 2015 @ EXCO / 5.13~5.15 -

10:00~17:00

Viktor Tretyakov & State Symphony Orchestra Novaya Rossiya @ Suseong Artpia / 19:30

Wednesday Night Trivia @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

Open Mic Starting @ Retro City / 9pm Live Jazz @ PANN /

POUR YOUR OWN DOUBLES @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

8:30, 10:00

Live Band @ Retro City / 9pm

Daegu Tea Expo 2015 @ EXCO / 5.21~5.24 - 10:00~18:00 Daegu Beauty Expo

2015 @ EXCO / 10:00~18:00 Cartoon Ballet ‘Coppelia’ @ Daegu Opera House

Open Mic Night @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

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/ 19:30

Wednesday Night Trivia @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

POUR YOUR OWN DOUBLES @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

Live Band @ Retro City / 9pm

Musical ‘CATS’ @ Keimyung Art Center / 5.29~5.31 - Fri: 19:30/ Weekend: 14:00, 15:00

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Live Jazz @ PANN /

8:30, 10:00

The 415th Daegu National Symphony Orchestra @ Daegu Citizen Hall / 19:30 NDR Sinfnieorchester Hamburg @ Daegu Culture & Arts Center

Open Mic Night @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

Open Mic Starting @ Retro City / 9pm

Wednesday Night Trivia @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

May calendar

POUR YOUR OWN DOUBLES @ Traveler’s Bar and Grill

Open Mic Starting @ Retro City / 9pm Live Jazz @ PANN /

8:30, 10:00

Live Band @ Retro City / 9pm

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May 2015 Event Calendar OttmarHorl

•Time: 5.1~ •Ticket Price: 1,000w •Place: Daegu Art Museum •Information: 053-790-3000 •www.daeguartmuseum.org

Lee Sugyeong

•Time: 5.1~ •Ticket Price: 1,000w •Place: Daegu Art Museum •Information: 053-790-3000 •www.daeguartmuseum.org

Heo Jeonggung Collection

•Time: 5.1~5.10 •Ticket Price: 1,000w •Place: Daegu Art Museum •Information: 053-790-3000 •www.daeguartmuseum.org

Slava’s SnowShow

•Time: 5.1~5.2 - Fri: 19:30 Sat: 14:00, 16:00 •Ticket Price: VIP:70,000w/ R:50,000w/ S:30,000w •Place: Suseong Artpia •Information: 053-668-1800 •www.ssartpia.kr

Big Band Volcano - Play, Play, Replay Festival •Time: 5.3 •Ticket Price: free •Place: Daegu Citizen Hall •Information: 053-250-1447 •www.daegucitizenhall.org

Shen Yun 2015 World Tour

•Time: 5.3~5.4 - Sun: 19:30 / Mon : 14:00, 19:30 •Ticket Price: VIP:300,000w/ R:200,000w/ S:150,000w/ A:120,000w/ B:80,000w •Place: Suseong Artpia •Information: 1544-8808 •www.ssartpia.kr

The 9th Daegu Pet Show

•Time: 5.9~5.10 - 10:00~18:00 •Ticket Price: 6,000w •Place: EXCO •Information: 053-601-5065 •www.petshow.co.kr

Viktor Tretyakov & State Symphony Orchestra Novaya Rossiya

•Time: 5.11 - 19:30 •Ticket Price: VIP:120,000w/ R:80,000w/ S: 40,000w •Place: Suseong Artpia •Information: 668-1800 •www.ssartpia.kr

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May 2015 Event Calendar International Fire & Safety EXPO Korea 2015 •Time: 5.13~5.15 - 10:00~17:00 •Ticket Price: free •Place: EXCO •Information: 053-601-5364 •http://fireexpo.co.kr

Yuhki Kuramoto Concert “Lake Louise”

•Time: 5.19 - 19:30 •Ticket Price: R:66,000w/ S:44,000w •Place: SuseongArtpia •Information: 053-668-1800 •www.ssartpia.kr

Cartoon Ballet ‘Coppelia’

•Time: 5.19 - 19:30 •Ticket Price: R:30,000w/ S:20,000w/ A:10,000w •Place: Daegu Opera House •Information: 053-668-6023 •www.daeguoperahouse.org

Daegu Tea Expo 2015

•Time: 5.21~5.24 - 10:00~18:00 •Ticket Price: 5,000w •Place: EXCO •Information: 053-768-2516 •www.tea-festival.kr

Daegu Beauty Expo 2015

•Time: 5.22 - 10:00~18:00 •Ticket Price: free •Place: EXCO •Information: 053-755-5881 •www.misskoreai.com

NDR Sinfnieorchester Hamburg

•Time: 5.27 - 19:30 •Ticket Price: R:100,000w/ S:70,000w/ A:50,000w/ H:30,000w •Place: Daegu Culture & Arts Center •Information: 053-250-1400 •www.pulitzerprize.co.kr

The 415th Daegu National Symphony Orchestra •Time: 5.29 - 19:30 •Ticket Price: A:16,000w/ B:10,000w •Place: Daegu Citizen Hall •Information: 053-250-1475 •www.daegucitizenhall.org

Musical ‘CATS’

•Time: 5.29~5.31 - Fri: 19:30/ Weekend: 14:00, 15:00 •Ticket Price: VVIP:140,000w/ VIP:130,000w/ R:110,000w/ S: 90,000w/ A:70,000w/ B:50,000w •Place: Keimyung Art Center •Information: 053-762-0000 •www.kmuartcenter.kr

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Kyungdae North Gate

경대북문

Try your Korean. Say to a taxi driver, or point to this and show him. Maya 마야

Kyungpook University is famous for three great Indian restaurants, New Aladdin, Indobangrangi and Maya. Also, there are live music nights at Sugar Joes, Kyungpook's one and only expat bar

(Samosa!)

Angelinus

Indo Bangrangi 3F 인도방랑기 (Great curry!)

Davinci

Saladdin 2F 살라딘 (Tanduri!)

North Gate

(Kyung Dae Buk Moon)

경대북문 Sugar Joe’s 슈가 죠스 (Expat Bar)

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Kyungpook National University

EXCO, INTERBURGO, COSTCO MAP

유통단지

EXCO 엑스코

Costco 코스트코

Jeonjagwan Electronics Market 전자관

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Interburgo Hotel 인터불고 엑스코

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TGIF

Daegu Bank Station 대구은행역

5 To Downtown

New Yeongnam Hotel 뉴영남호텔

10 9 Mac Dental Hospital 맥 치과 병원 6 7

Daegu Grand Hotel 대구 그랜드 호텔 Women’s Medipark 여성메디파크 병원

IN Dental Clinic

to Beomeo Station 범어역 Spa Yan (Massage)

Noodle Bowl

Eorini Hoegwan Intersection 어린이회관 삼거리

Hyosung Hospital 효성병원

Invino Italian

Hwanggeum Intersection 황금네거리

Cocorico Waxing Salon

Bocaccio Brau Deurangil Food District 들안길

Napoli Italian

Ganga Indian

Arianna Hotel

Ha Long Bay Vietnamese

Dusan Intersection 두산오거리

COHEART Hair Salon Club Nomade La Bella Cucina Italian

Suseong Lake 수성못

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Daebong Library Area Map

대봉도서관 근처

Daebong Library

Ipceylon Tea House

Barista-B

Cheongwoon Sulsang Galbi Namja Hwacheondoga Inosake SLINKY N°7 Mapo Galbi TAPS Farmer Woopo’s Morning Don Cuan Branch YULL Dong Ne Wonderfull Daebong Okoman Sogeum Coffee The jaengee Mimian Joomak CALIENTE DGB Mooneo Cheongwoon Cheongchun Modern 205 Sulon de Gamseong Sale Beer Taeyoung Table Bareun Tuegim 180° Draft Beer 1964 Makchang Saenghwal W Picniq the Moonlight Kitchen Jeongyook Tudari Collection Night town To Down So Wa Namu Paris Baguette Cafe Doong’s Ma Belle Belcanto 1F Coffea Coffee 2F Magna Magna Jeongukji

봉산문화거리

Ba nw old an gS tat ion

Bongsan Art & Culture Street Map

• Gallery Soo • Joong-ang Gallery • Soheon Gallery • Sinmi Gallery

VITIS Deurak Cafe Eucalyptus

Sweet D.

Gallery G Yesong Gallery

Wooson Gallery

Hands Coffee

In the Kitchen

Cafe Modiglian

Gallery Hyewon Gallery Joongang

ArtG&G

Gallery Oneul

Art.Ory

Polish Pottery Mosquito Gallery Grimchon Gallery Ro / Gallery Moran Dongbaek Lee Sangsook Gallery Songadang Gallery J One

Apple Tree Bongsan Cultural Center

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Bangcheon Market Map

방천시장

Shin Cheo nDae Ro Kim Gwangseok Cafe

(barley rice restaurant)

Kim Gwa ngse ok

Cafe Autumn VIPS

B.Art

Shin Cheo nDae Ro

Stree t

Cafe Eucalyptus Bathroom

Ban Statiowoldang n

Pic&ic Teugim Ajushi Gajok

Baekdu Daegan Floce Coffee

Barazi

Space BAR

Macaron Cafe

Bangchen Hwaro Daehan News

Gallery TOMA

Apsan Map Brothers Hyeonchungno Station

Anjir ang S tation

Coffe Roo 12 Kitchen&Bar

Iris

• Cafe Reveillau • 33Steak House

Moim

Mariage coffee

The Alask

Tuesday Morning Cafe Bene

Gooksu Fresh Coffee The Bridge Sunny Side

Urban Garden

Beansbins Coffee Havana Express

Davinci Coffee Bean Market Brunch Studio Cafe 508

Merry Go Round

Pie&Crochet Casa

Starbucks Sleepless in Seattle Twosome Place

My10

Sogadam

Apsan Beltway

Pastamin Blue Oven

Cafe Assam

The One In The Garden

Cocoro Teahouse

앞산

Suseong Lake Map

Ganga (Indian) Napoli (Italian)

Tasting Table (Italian)

Africa (Pasta & Coffee)

Japanese (Sushi) Business Bar

5 6 Bin (Italian)

Hai Long Bay (Vietnamese)

Cafe Francessco

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Long Bar

Dusan Ogori 두산오거리

La Bella Cucina (Italian)

Pita Bono (Sandwich)

Suseong Lake Carlo Italian Pasta & Wine (Italian)

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Suseong Lake area is one of the classiest places in Daegu, a perfect date area. After taking your sweetheart out to a nice meal, I’d recommend Napoli, Ganga, La Bella Cucina or New York New York, take a stroll around Suseong Lake until you come upon the famous ‘duck boats’ and paddle your way into each other’s hearts. Thanks to the photogs who took the great pics you see here. Aygul Sarvarova, Jeremy Taylor and Chanel Barlow. Photos by Aygul Sarvarova, Chanel Barlow and Jeremy Taylor

Suseong Lake area offers a change of pace to the hustle and bustle of downtown. Suseong Lake also boasts an amusement park (Suseong Land) reminiscent of those carnivals you went to with your parents at the local fair ground. There’s something to be said when you are on the back of the seahorse with a safety bar that barely locks you in place as you float for a few brief seconds in mid-air before being plunged back down in your seat. Thrilling, exhilarating are just a few choice words to describe the experience.

Seomun Market is Daegu’s biggest market. Each type of product is concentrated in a specific area. BARGAIN, it’s challenging, but fun. We hope you have an awesome time and try to enjoy and see as much of the market as possible. We would like to thank Dyren J. Billups-Adam for his photos of the different areas. Thanks bud!

Seomun Market Map 6 7

1 Traditional Clothes, Souvenirs

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Knicknacks, Knicknacks, clothes,food food clothes,

Textiles, Blankets, Leather goods

Women’s Clothes

8 Wholesale

Parking Parking LotLot

Clothing Wholesale Clothing Main Entrance (5min walk to subway)

to Seomun Market Subway Station

Bargaining tip : Ask for a discount in Korean, “Gga Gga Ju Say Yo.”

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Written by Brian M. Van Hise and Hyerin

How to Order Food

An easy step-by-step guide on how to get food delivered right to your door.

Mastering food delivery by phone in Korea is not difficult. Think of all those dozens of restaurants that are just a stone's throw from your apartment. Get past the nervousness of ordering once or twice and you will see an entirely new world of dining possibilities open up before you. Step 1

Step 2 (your Gu)

Step 3 (your Dong)

XX구

XX동

여기 (Yogi)

Step 6 (your food)

수성구

상동

서구

중동

달서구

월성동

동구, etc...

두류동, etc...

Step 4

Step 5

Street number + Building name + Apt Number

-인데요 (in-dae-yo)

Step 7 (quantity)

Step 8 (drinks)

Beverage

Food

Quantity

불고기 (bulgogi)

하나랑 (1) hana rang

콜라 (cola)

김치찌개 or 된장찌개 (kimchi or bean soup)

두개 (2) do gay

사이다 (cider)

세개 (3) say gay

맥주 (beer)

네개 (4) nay gay

오렌지주스 (O.J.)

김밥 (kimbap) 떡볶이 (tteokpokki)

다섯개 (5) daseot gay

만두 (mandu)

여섯개 (6) yeoseot gay

Step 9

가져다 주세요. (ga-joe-da ju-se-yo)

돈까스 (tonkkatsu)

This is a sample conversation you might have when you order food. Try it out to get your favorite dish delivered right to your home. How convenient!

Restaurant You

여보세요

(yeobo say yo? / Hello?) 여기 수성구 범어동 598-23 컴퍼스 빌라 202호 인데요.

(yeogi “your address” in-dae-yo. / My address is Suseong-gu, Beomeo-dong Compass Villa 202.)

You

자장면 하나랑 볶음밥 하나 주세요.

You

얼마예요?

Restaurant

(jajangmyeon hana-rang pokkeumbab hana juseyo. / One Jajangmyeon and one fried rice, please)

(ul-ma-ye-yo? / How much is it?) 8,000원입니다.

(pal-cheon-won imnida. / It’s 8,000 won.)

You

네, 고맙습니다.

(ne, go-map-sum-ni-da. / Ok, thank you)

Junga ngno S tation

Samarkand

Outback

Daegu Station District CGV

CGV Daegu Hanil H&M

KYOBO

See Chanel

VIP’s

Hot Tracks CGV Daegu Academy

Skin Care 5000 (KFC 7F) KFC

Cheongju Beoseot

TGIF

Billibow 2F

Lotte Cinema Joseph Skin Care

2.2 Me

Dos Tacos

(Lee

HAVANA EXPRESS DakGalbi (Fried Chicken and rice)

tric

International City Little Italya

HAVANA

sho

GAP

ing

Glass Baba

dis

ZARA

Mies Factory

Hoo Oriental

All for Skin

UNIQLO

Teum

Pizzaiolo

Sushi Neko Hyundai Department Store

The Jaram Kitchen

112

MISS M. PIE

Joongang Police Station

Mushroom

HAVANA EXPRESS

Lazy Diner

6FL

Banwold

Traveler’s Bar and Grill

ang Stat 12 ion

22 64

Urb

Thursday Party II Buy The Book

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Radio City Music

District

Downtown Map Nightlife Directions taxi - “she nay ga ju say yo. sam duk so bang seo.”

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Shopping and Cinemas taxi - “she nay ga ju say yo. lotte young plajja CGB” (remember there is no true 'Z' sound in Korean)

te Cinema seph in Care

2.28 Park Memorial park

New York Dental Clinc

(Lee Pal GongWon)

S.dot Gulliver’s Travels

Kingston Hair Shop

Bulzip Samgyeopsal

Makgeoli

Mies ctory

Doko

Urban

Teum

2046 PAN STEAK Thursday Party I

Jeng-Yi Collective 3F Club That 4F Horus Garage

Leo Chow’s Chinese Food

Hot Gossip Go Go Vinyl B1 Who’s Bob 3F MF Bar 2F Pan Asia

B1 Haberdashery

Seoga n’ Cook

Samduk 112 Police Station

Burger & Pasta

Mies Container

Viniroo Bombay Rounge

119 Communes

Samduk Fire Station

AU 10 o’clock (Japanese) Caliente (new bar) Jeju 18 Doyaji

m Kitchen

oom

Old Blue

What? Samgyeopsal

La Luce 55Dining Club Frog

Shovel Samgyeopsal

Radio City Music Hall

Club EGG Bus

Hooka Bar (꽃)

To Zoo2004 Motel, Yellow Mellow Motel

DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT

GUIDE

The 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.

Photos by Ivan Broida, Vacquer Richard, Fuzz @ www.chrischucas.com

Won’t break the bank Who cares, hav’n funz Millionaire Club

gno St

ation

Samarkand

Jungan

Outback

District Daegu Station District

CGV

CGV Daegu Hanil H&M

KYOBO

Skin Care 5000 (KFC 7F) KFC

See Chanel

VIP’s

Hot Tracks CGV Daegu Academy

Cheongju Beoseot

TGIF

Lotte Cinema Joseph Skin Care

2.28 Park Memorial park

Billibow 2F

Dos Tacos

New York Dental Clinc

(Lee Pal GongWon)

2046 PAN STEAK

S.dot Gulliver’s Travels

Kingston Hair Shop

63-1, Gongpyeong-dong, Jung-gu, Daegu

HAVANA EXPRESS

Bulzip Samgyeopsal

DakGalbi (Fried Chicken and rice)

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053-427-2046 Mon~Thur 11:30-22:00 Break time:15:00~17:00 Fri&Sat 12:00-02:00 Sun 12:00-22:00 Great quality steak and pasta ZARA

Little Italya

Makgeoli

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GAP

HAVANA

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Glass Baba

Mies Factory

Hoo Oriental

Hyundai Department Store

112

Joongang Police Station

Teum

2046 PAN STEAK Thursday Party I

Jeng-Yi Collective 3F Club That 4F Horus Garage

Hot Gossip Go Go Vinyl B1 Who’s Bob 3F MF Bar 2F Pan Asia

B1 Haberdashery

Seoga n’ Cook

Pizzaiolo

Samduk 112 Police Station

Burger & Pasta

Mies Container

Viniroo Bombay Rounge

119 Communes

MISS M. PIE

Mushroom

Banwolda ng 4

22 3

Traveler’s Bar and Grill

Station

55 Dining 11

Old Blue

AU 10 o’clock (Japanese) Caliente (new bar) Jeju 18 Doyaji

What? Samgyeopsal

La Luce 55Dining

Lazy Diner

6FL

Samduk Fire Station

The Jaram Kitchen

HAVANA EXPRESS

Doko

Urban

Thursday Party II Buy The Book

All for Skin

UNIQLO

Sushi Neko

Leo Chow’s Chinese Food

International City

Club Frog

94-19, Dongseongro5-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Shovel Samgyeopsal

Radio City Music Hall

Club EGG Bus

Hooka Bar (꽃)

To Zoo2004 Motel, Yellow Mellow Motel

053.214.5521 12:00~02:00 Fusion-style Food

Bombay Lounge

3F, 57, Dongseongro4-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

010.9717.1118 [Weekdays] 18:00~ [Weekends] 12:00~05:00 Bar & IndianFood

Bulzip

83, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.257.2220 Everyday 11:30am – 10:30pm Samgyeopsal - thick slices of pork belly

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Caliente

053.426.2268 Everyday 11am – 4am Tex Mex

Chungju Mushroom Restaurant

36-6, Dongseong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

Doko

62, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Gukil Bulgalbi

172, Taepyeong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.425.5668

11:00~21:30 Korean Food Holidays: The day and the next day of Seolnal and Chuseok 053.253.0331 [Mon-Thur, Holidays : 18:00~02:00 [Fri-Sat] 18:00~03:00 Japanese Pub Holidays: Mondays

053.424.5820 11:00~22:00 Korea BBQ(Daegu's local food) Holidays: The day and the next day of Seolnal and Chuseok

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Samarkand

Jungan

Outback

District Daegu Station District

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Cheongju Beoseot

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Glass Baba

Daegu Station District

GAP

Makgeoli Mies Factory

Hoo Oriental

CGV Daegu Hanil H&M

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VIP’s

TGIF

Cheongju Beoseot

Sushi Neko

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HAVANA

Traveler’s Bar and Grill

Mies Factory

Urban

Doko

Teum

3F Club That 4F Horus Garage

Gulliver’s Travels

B1 Haberdashery

Traveler’s Bar and Grill

Station

What? Samgyeopsal

La Luce 55Dining Shovel Samgyeopsal Club EGG Hooka Bar (꽃)

Viniroo Bombay Rounge

To Zoo2004 Motel, Yellow Mellow Motel

Samduk 112 Police Station

Burger & Pasta

Mies Container

Old Blue

119 Communes

Samduk Fire Station

Old Blue

28, Gongpyeongro8-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

10 o’clock (Japanese) Caliente (new bar) Jeju 18 Doyaji

What? Samgyeopsal

La Luce 55Dining

Lazy Diner

6FL

Communes

10 o’clock (Japanese) Caliente (new bar) Jeju 18 Doyaji

Club Frog

Go Go Vinyl B1 Who’s Bob 3F MF Bar 2F Pan Asia

HAVANA EXPRESS

Banwolda ng

119 Samduk Fire Station

Hot Gossip

Seoga n’ Cook

Mushroom

Viniroo Bombay Rounge

Leo Chow’s Chinese Food Radio City Music Hall

The Jaram Kitchen MISS M. PIE

Samduk 112 Police Station

Burger & Pasta

Mies Container

Bus

2046 PAN STEAK Thursday Party I

Jeng-Yi Collective

Thursday Party II Buy The Book

All for Skin

UNIQLO

Go Go Vinyl

B1 Haberdashery

Makgeoli

Hoo Oriental

Lazy Diner

Hot Gossip B1 Who’s Bob 3F MF Bar 2F Pan Asia

Seoga n’ Cook

The Jaram Kitchen S.dot MISS M. PIE Mushroom Kingston Hair Shop

3F Club That 4F Horus Garage

53-4, Gongpyeong-dong, Jung-gu, Daegu

Pizzaiolo New York Dental Clinc

Bulzip Samgyeopsal

2046 PAN STEAK Thursday Party I

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Lotte Cinema Joseph Skin Care

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GAP

Billibow 2F

Doko

Urban

Thursday Party II Buy The Book

All for Skin

Dos Tacos Joongang Police Station

Hyundai Department Store

Glass Baba

Skin Care 5000 UNIQLO (KFC 7F) KFC

See Chanel

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Gulliver’s Travels

Leo Chow’s Chinese Food

HAVANA

CGV

Joongang Police Station

053.427.9399 17:00~02:00 Korean BBQ

S.dot

Kingston Hair Shop

International City

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Bulzip Samgyeopsal

Pizzaiolo

New York Dental Clinc

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Samarkand

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Jeju 18 Doyaji Hyundai Department Store

Lotte Cinema Joseph Skin Care

DakGalbi (Fried Chicken and rice)

International City

Sushi Neko

2F, 49-12, Dongseongro2-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu 2.28 Park

HAVANA EXPRESS

Hot Tracks CGV Daegu Academy

053.284.6009 1pm-12am, 12pm-2am(Fri & Sat) Russian & Uzbekistan Restaurant Halal Food

Billibow 2F

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053.257.9007 12:00pm-11:00pm Pasta, Salads, Coffee

Skin Care 5000 (KFC 7F) KFC

See Chanel

VIP’s

Hot Tracks CGV Daegu Academy

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Shovel Samgyeopsal

Radio City Music Hall

Club EGG Bus

10 8

Club Frog

Hooka Bar (꽃)

To Zoo2004 Motel, Yellow Mellow Motel

406-14, Jungang-daero, Jung-gu, Daegu

KoKoChon

(꼬꼬촌) Everyday 11am – 9pm Fried Chicken and Rice

La Luce

2F, 141, Dongdeok-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.606.0733 12:00~22:00(break : 15:30~17:30) Italian Food Holidays: Sundays & Holidays

2F, 15, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Lazy Diner

Interesting interior Everyday 11am – 10pm Burgers and Breakfast

Little Italia

49-18, Dongserongro2-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Chef studied in Italy. 053-426-3992 12:00~23:30 Italian Food Holidays: The day and the next day of Seolnal and Chuseok 58-12, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Mies Container

Electronic music and Bacon Pizza Everyday 11am – 2am Pasta, Pizza, Salad

50-14, Dongseongro2-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Mies Factory

One of the busiest restaurants downtown. Everyday 11am – 2am Pasta, Pizza, Salad

Pan Asia

58-18, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.287.7940 12:00~23:00 (break : 15:00~17:00) Holidays: Asian Food Once a month(Tuesday)

PANN

43-9, Gyeongsanggamyeong-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Samcho

28-12, Dongseongro4-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.252.7529 [Weekday] 11:30~23:00 [Weekends] 11:30~24:00 Jazz/ Guest house/ Italian restaurant Holidays: Second & Fourth Sundays

(Shovel Samgyeopsal)

053.252.1266 Everyday 3pm – 3am Samgyeopsal - thick slices of pork belly

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Samarkand

3F, 59, Dongseong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.252.4021 11.00~22:00 Russian & Uzbekistan food Holidays: Second & Fourth Sundays

68, Dongseongro5-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Seoga & Cook

053.254.9989 Everyday 11:00am – 11pm Korean Western Fusion

YMCA 1F, 375, Jungang-daero, Jung-gu, Daegu

Sushi Neco 053.252.7855 11:30~22:00 Japanese Food

TGIF

412-10, Jungang-daero, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.256.9707 Everyday 11am~11pm (order 10pm) Western Food

Thursday Burger & Pasta

1F, 58-20, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.426.0384 11:00~01:00 Burger & Pub

Traveler’s Bar & Grill

4F, 7, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.426.5567 [Weekdays] 17:00~ [Weekends] 12:00~ Burger & Sports Bar Holidays: Mondays

32-43, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

What!

Different flavored Samgyeopsal. Everyday 11am – 1am Samgyeopsal - Korean BBQ

Yakjun Hanbang Samgyetang

54, Dalgubeoldaero415-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.253.2473

09:00~21:00 Korean Food Holidays: New Year's Day, Seolnal(3days), Chuseok(3days)

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

AU Lounge

Photos by Ivan Broida, Vacquer Richard, Fuzz @ www.chrischucas.com 80, Dongseongro5-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Upscale and good for large groups. Everyday 6pm – 4am Bottle service, trendy 20-3, Dongseongro4-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Bus Bar

Theme bar, fun atmosphere. Everyday 6pm – 4am Korean fusion food

20-7, Dongseongro4-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Club EGG

Upscale club, 17,000w cover. Everyday 9pm – 4am Party / Hip-hop / Dance

28-6, Dongseongro4-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Club Frog

4am~headed to Frog? Everyday 9pm – 4am Hip-hop / Dance / Party 2F, 58-6, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Club THAT 053.427.7171 19:00~03:00 Live bar

Communes

85, Dongseongro5-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Longest running bar in Daegu. A must go to. Everyday 8pm – 4am Beer, Trivia Night, Sports

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20-13, Dongseongro4-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Flower Bar

Apple is the best! Everyday 6pm – 4am Wine and Hooka Bar

58-19, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Go Go Party

Everyone’s favorite bag drink! Everyday 7pm – 4am Party / Hip-hop / Dance

15, Gyodong-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Retro City

Live music concert on every Saturday! Everyday 3pm-4am Live Club & Music Lounge 62-6, Gongpyeong-dong, Jung-gu, Daegu

Hot Gossip

Classy bar with nice cocktail Everyday 6pm – 5am lounge bar, birthday party 56, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Jaeng-yi Collective Everyday 7pm - 3am Second place of Jaeng-yi, aka "Jimmy Hendrix bar"

MF Bar

58-10, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

My Favorite bar ~ owners are cool! Everyday 7pm - 4am Darts / Music Requests / Cheap Booze 62, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Monkey

Everyday 9pm – 6am Dancing all night

23, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Mushroom

010.7527.4879 Everyday 8pm – 4am Party / Hip-hop / Dance

52-4, samdeokdong1 -ga, Jung-gu, Daegu

Organ Bar

053.421.5546 6pm - 3am Beer and music

Old Blue

34, Gongpyeong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.427.8447 05:00~02:00 Jazz Club Holidays: Sundays & Holidays

Second Hotel

62-6, Gongpyeong-dong, Jung-gu, Daegu

Wide awesome interior 10pm - 6am Lounge Bar & Club Holidays: Every Thursday

Teum Lounge

4F, 55, Dongseongro5-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Classy lounge with a sexy, futuristic atmosphere. Everyday 7pm – 3am Electronic Music B1, 58-8, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Thursday Party I

The best of the best go here. Everyday 7pm – 4am Beer Pong, Darts, Danc’n

50-8, Dongseongro2-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Thursday Party II

053.252.1266 Everyday 7pm – 4am Beer Pong, Shuffle Puck, Darts

50-18, Dongseongro2-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Urban Club & Lounge Live Music on the weekends. Everyday 7pm – 4am Live Music, Darts, Hip-hop

58-10, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Who’s Bob

The Bob. Everyday 8pm – 4am Beer Pong, Dart Machine, Pool

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DOWNTOWN

SHOPPING

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Chung Baek Won

25-1, Jong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.253.1121 09:00~20:00 Tea & Ceramics Holidays:Sundays

Glass Baba Optical Shop

402, Jungang-daero, Jung-gu, Daegu

053.423.9001 09:30~23:00 Eyewears

604, Gukchaebosang-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

See Channel 053-427-0033 10:00~22:00 Eyewear

Tokyo & Pearl

65, Dongseong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

053-253-9034 10:00~20:30 Jewelry Holidays:Wednesdays

Vanity London Haberdashery

B1, 58-8, Dongseongro3-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

053-422-7708 12:00-03:00 Men Clothing

Youngdodaum

39, Gongpyeongro4-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

053-710-3700 [Weekday] 10:00~20:00 [Weekends] 10:00~21:00 Velvet Gallery Holidays:Seolnal(3days), Chuseok(3days)

Compass

Connoisseur Check out these other great eats around town.

Suseong-gu Ganga - www.ganga.co.kr 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 p60 for directions. Weekedays : 11:30AM~10PM (break time : 3PM~5:30PM) Weekends : 11:30AM~10PM 053-768-3610 • 35, Muhak-ro, Suseong-gu, Daegu

Carlo Owner 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 p60 for directions. 11:30AM~12:30AM (last oreder : 11:30PM) 053-781-5655 • 47, Suseongmot2-gil, Suseong-gu, Daegu

Bongdeok-dong Area Hamimami's The 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. 8AM~9PM(break time for weekdays : 3PM~5PM) • closed on Mondays 053-475-5242 • 87, Samjeong-gil, Nam-gu, Daegu

Shanghai Grill If you miss American style Chinese food, Shanghai Grill is the right place for you! Try Mongolian Beef, General Tso’s Chicken, Kung Pao Chicken, Orange Chicken Broccoli and Beef and many more of the American Chinese classics made by Mark Pi, who has been in the Guinness Book of World Records. Enjoy a great family style restaurant with amazing American Chinese food at Shanghai Grill today. You won't be disappointed. 11AM~9:30PM • 053-742-8826 • 611-26, Bongdeok 3-dong, Nam-gu, Daegu

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Daebong-dong Barazi Barazi 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 p59 for directions. Check out the Bangcheon Market Map on p59 for directions. 12PM~12AM • 010-4505-3396 • 13-16, Dalgubeoldaeto446-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Gajok Gajok 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 out the Bangcheon Market Map on p59 for directions. 1PM~1AM • 053-252-1481 • 7-16, Dalgubeoldaeto446-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Daehan News / Two Ppul Grilled 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 out the Bangcheon Market Map on p59 for directions. <Daeghan News> 12PM~12AM • 053-423-3990 • 6, Dalgubeoldaeto446-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu <Two Ppul> 5PM~1AM • 053-422-1033 • 7-15, Dalgubeoldaeto446-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu

Pic&iq VIP 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 out the Bangcheon Market Map on p59 for directions. 6PM~11PM • 053-253-9782 • 2232-15, Dalgubeol-daero, Jung-gu, Daegu closed on Sundays

Kim Gwang-suk Road Not 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 where time seems to be still for a moment.

Apsan Area Gooksu Gooksu 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 Map on p59 for directions. 12PM~12AM • 053-625-1365 • 2, Hyunchungro7-gil, Nam-gu, Daegu

Aficio Aficio 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. 11:30AM~23:00PM • 053-621-3300 • 2, Hyunchungro5-gil, Nam-gu, Daegu

Kyungpook Uni. area Indo Bangrangi Sanjay welcomes you! Renovated and redesigned last year, this Indian restaurant is famous for its curries. The chef is from India and speaks English very well. Plus, he’s super 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 Kyungdae North Gate Map on p56 for directions. 11AM~10PM • 053-956-9940 • 81, Daehak-ro, Buk-gu, Daegu closed major holidays

Saladdin Rashid Ahmed and his family strive for excellence in creating the most delicious and authentic dishes available. He and his brother, Shafiq, have more than 20 years of experience between the two of them in cooking traditional 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! 11AM~11PM • 053-942-3535 • 3F, 79, Daehak-ro, Buk-gu, Daegu

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HOTEL GUIDE Downtown Area Hotels Near the nightlife

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.

Novotel Ambassador Daegu Add : 대구광역시 중구 국채보상로 611번지 Tel : 053- 664-1111 Website : www.accorhotels.com/7038 Email : rsvn@novoteldaegu.com Room rates start from 154,000+ won (10% VAT will be added)

Fantastic all you can eat dinner buffet!

Eldis Regent Hotel Add : 대구광역시 중구 동산동 360번지 Tel : 053-253-7711 Website : http://www.eldishotel.com/ Email : eldishotel@hanmail.net Room rates start at 100,000won

Close to Hyundai and Dongha Shopping

Nam Gu Area Hotels Near Camp Walker

Hotel the Palace Add : 대구광역시 남구 봉덕3동 688-1번지 Tel : 053-471-9911 Website : http://www.hotelthepalace.co.kr/ Email : no online reservation system Room rates start at 99,000won

Near Camp Walker Clean and Friendly

Prince Hotel Add : 대구광역시 남구 대명2동 1824-2번지 Tel : 053-628-1001 Website : http://www.princehotel.co.kr/ Email : prince@princehotel.co.kr Room rates start at 105,000won

Western and Korean rooms available

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Inter-burgo EXCO Add : 대구광역시 북구 유통단지로 80 Tel : 053-380-0114 Websiste : eng.ibexco.net Email : hotelexco@inter-burgo.com Room rates start at 19,000 won

Great for conventions

Suseong Gu Area Hotels 10 min from Dongdaegu station

Daegu Grand Hotel Add : 대구광역시 수성구 범어1동 563-1번지 Tel : 053-742-0001 Website : http://www.taegugrand.co.kr Email : concierge@daegugrand.co.kr Room rates start at 240,000won

One of the top hotels in Daegu

Hotel Inter-burgo Add : 대구 수성구 만촌동 300번지 Tel : 053-6027-171, 173 Website : http://hotel.inter-burgo.com Email : feel20c@inter-burgo.com Room rates start at 330,000won

Daegu Casino is open!

Hotel Ariana Add : 대구광역시 수성구 두산동 200-1번지 Tel : 053-765-7776 Website : http://www.ariana.co.kr Email : arianahotel@nate.com Room rates start at 110,000won

Great all-you-can-eat buffet located in the basement

Hotel Suseong Add : 대구광역시 수성구 용학로 106-7 Tel : 1899-1001 Website : www.hotelsusung.co.kr Room rates start at 270,000won

Beautiful view of Suseong Lake 79

GUEST HOUSE

GUIDE

Downtown Area Guest Houses Near 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 your just passing through, or looking to stay for an extended time, Daegu's guest houses are always open.

Pann Guest House Add : 대구광역시 중구 경상감영길 43-9 Tel : 053-252-7529 Website : pannguest.co.kr Email : pann2527529@naver.com Dormitory rates start at 25,000won

Traditional Korean room and great food

The Style Guest House Add : 대구광역시 중구 서성로14길 26 Tel : 010-3932-0727 Website : blog.naver.com/thestyle Email : thestyledaegu@gmail.com Dormitory rates start at 25,000won

Clean rooms and great location

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Downtown Area Guest Houses Near the nightlife

The Empathy Guest House Add : 대구광역시 중구 중앙대로79길 32 Tel : 070-8915-8991 Website : blog.naver.com /empathy215/50178074339 Dormitory rates start at 23,000won

Great dorm rooms and helpful staff

Peter Pan Guest House Add : 대구광역시 중구 국채보상로123길 23 6층 Tel : 010-4023-7982 Website : www.kostay.com Email : daegupeterpan@gmail.com Dormitory rates start at 18,000won

Wonderful dorm rooms and excellent staff

Cheongra Eondeok Add : 대구광역시 중구 달구벌대로401길 22 Tel : 010-3823-9662 Website : www.daeguguesthouse.co.kr Email : dongsan16@hanmail.net Dormitory rates start at 23,000won

Love the bunk beds

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