Miryang City announced that the new cultural complex ‘Bae-nyu’ officially began operations on April 4.

The space, located in Gyo-dong Hyanggyo and Goga Village, has been established as part of the city’s cultural city project and is intended to serve as a rest and convenience space while preserving the aesthetics of traditional Hanok architecture.

The name ‘Bae-nyu’ refers to the image of sunlight filtering through a narrow gap.

Located at 9, Miryang Hyanggyo 3-gil, the facility comprises three Hanok buildings, totaling 922 square meters of floor space on a land area of 1,147 square meters. It includes a craft exhibition and sales center, a café, a traditional tea experience zone, and a resting area.

The center will operate from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays and weekends, excluding Mondays. The café offers seasonal signature teas, traditional teas made with local agricultural products from Miryang, and handmade tea-related snacks.

Beginning mid-April, the venue will host weekly programs every Saturday, including performances by local artists and traditional tea experiences, aiming to provide visitors with opportunities for both cultural enrichment and relaxation.

Fleet Chinhae

USAG Daegu