Chodong Yeongagil Festival

It opened in June 2016 inside the training center of Daegu Health College, it was designated as a second-class museum by the province in 2021. The museum supports the college’s mission to cultivate talented individuals with creativity and integrity. It serves as a leading cultural and arts education institution in the region, offering exhibitions and programs in collaboration with local artists to provide diverse cultural experiences and a space for relaxation to the community.

It is a popular tourist destination where visitors can experience horseback riding and connect with horses. It attracts many family visitors and offers various riding experiences and programs to enjoy in a natural setting.

It is a multi-purpose venue with a large theater of 765 seats and a small theater of 236 seats. It hosts various performances and exhibitions and offers a membership program open to all with special benefits. The center features exhibition halls, rehearsal rooms, and popup galleries, providing a rich cultural experience for visitors.

It opened in June 2008, honors independence activists from Miryang and their contributions to Korea's freedom. It showcases key events like the March 13, 1919 Manse Movement and the efforts of groups such as the Uiyeoldan and the Korean Liberation Army. The hall features exhibits on various independence activities, including the Taegeukgi Manse Movement and the Joseon Volunteer Army, allowing visitors to appreciate Miryang's important role in the independence movement.

Hyesan Seowon in Miryang is a tranquil Confucian academy where visitors can take part in traditional hanbok experience programs. Participants can choose from a variety of colorful hanbok, stroll through the serene academy grounds, and take memorable photos against the backdrop of the elegant buildings and scenic courtyard. The program may also include additional cultural activities such as traditional tea ceremonies, Korean music performances (gayageum, daegeum, or gugak singing), and craft workshops. The hanbok experience is one of Miryang’s representative traditional cultural tourism programs, making it a perfect activity for families, friends, or couples to create special memories together.

Twin Tunnel is a theme park of light and characters, created by transforming an abandoned Gyeongbu Line railway tunnel. Inside, nearly 100 million lights illuminate the space, filling it with countless photo zones. The tunnel is divided into 10 different themed sections, each offering unique experiences. The Twin Tunnel was originally a railway tunnel built under the order of King Gojong during the late Joseon Dynasty and was once used by trains. Although no longer in use, the tunnel has long been shrouded in mystery, with local legends of ghostly lights appearing during the Japanese colonial era and stories of people finding glowing stones that brought them great fortune. These mystical tales of light have now been combined with creative characters to form a unique theme park. The tunnel maintains a constant temperature year-round, making it pleasantly cool in summer and warm in winter.