Mungyeong Spa
The facilities are a bit old, but it was nice to visit with the whole family for the Lunar New Year holiday to reminisce. The hot springs are spacious and well-appointed, so there were no inconveniences. Many families and groups visit, but it wasn't overly crowded. You should bring your own soap, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and a hair brush. Two towels are provided. Personal items can be purchased at the store on the first floor and near the men's and women's entrances. I remember the price of each disposable item being around 700 won. Parking was easy, and there's a cheap coffee shop on the first floor. It was spacious and comfortable, which was nice. Mungyeong residents also receive a discount.
♡Calcium Carbonate Hot Spring Water♡ This alone is worth it. Many people might be skeptical, wondering if the existing ♨️ are actually hot spring water, but this is the first time I've seen hot spring water like this since Gangwon-do. The facilities are large and well-maintained, which is really nice. I think it's better than Suwanbo in Chungju. Because of its size, they also have a small exhibition, which was worth checking out.
Although it was a medium-sized establishment, I saw guests sloshing around in the bath. While the guests were the primary problem, there were many areas that required management attention.
It's natural for tourist destinations to be crowded during the holidays, so there's nothing we can do about it. The hot spring water was really nice.
I visited a hot spring in Mungyeong. The exterior looked worn out, but the interior was fine. If you have enough time, it's not bad to drop by.
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