Living inside the southern gate
Namnae-dong belongs to the inner side of Naju's southern fortress gate, a structure repeatedly rebuilt before much of it disappeared during the colonial period.
A neighborhood inside Naju's southern gate where a restored fortress entrance and a late-19th-century head house preserve urban and domestic history.
Namnae-dong belongs to the inner side of Naju's southern fortress gate, a structure repeatedly rebuilt before much of it disappeared during the colonial period.
Nampa House began taking its present form in 1884 and now preserves seven buildings, including the main quarters, detached study, and outer reception quarters.
Restoration of Naju's four gates began with Namgomun in 1993, allowing the fortress scale and an elite household's interior life to be read in one neighborhood.
Public records explain dates and places. Residents preserve the shops, school roads, sounds, and ordinary moments that maps cannot hold.
Begin at the restored southern gate.
Read how the household received guests and faced the town.
One of the seven buildings that preserve the compound's layered history.
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Local bus or taxi from Naju Station; confirm current routing
1–2 hoursNampa House is a protected residence. Check access conditions, do not assume every building is open, and respect the household boundary.
Opening hours, admission, and transport conditions can change. Check the linked map and official information before you go.