Daejeon National Cemetery (대전현충원) is a military cemetery in Daejeon, South Korea, dedicated to honoring the country’s fallen soldiers, war veterans, and distinguished public servants. It serves as one of South Korea’s two national cemeteries, alongside the Seoul National Cemetery.
국립대전현충원
Daejeon National Cemetery
251 Hyeonchungwon-ro,
Yuseong-gu,
Daejeon,
March – October
- Daily 06:00 – 18:00
November – February
- Daily 07:00 -18:00
Aircraft collection
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Overview
- Established: 1976
- Location: Yuseong District, Daejeon, South Korea
- Purpose: Final resting place for South Korean military personnel, police officers, independence activists, and national leaders.
- Managed by: Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs
Key Features
- Memorial Tower (현충탑): Central monument paying tribute to the fallen heroes.
- Patriotic Spirit Education Center: Museum showcasing Korean military history and the contributions of veterans.
- Grave Sites: Well-maintained burial grounds categorized by service branches and contributions.
- Honor Guards & Ceremonies: Regular commemorative events, including military honors for the deceased.
- Serene Landscapes: Peaceful surroundings with trees, walking paths, and memorials.