Daejeon Observatory is an astronomical observatory in Daejeon, South Korea. It serves as a window to the universe for the general public, offering educational resources and astronomical events designed to increase the public's interest in space and science. The observatory is equipped with advanced telescopes and instruments that allow visitors to observe celestial objects and phenomena. Daejeon Observatory also conducts research and provides an educational platform for students and astronomy enthusiasts. It's situated in the city of Daejeon, the fifth-largest metropolis in South Korea, known for being a hub of education and research in the country, with several universities and international research institutes. The observatory's location in the city makes it an accessible site for school field trips and tourists interested in science. Occasionally, the observatory hosts special astronomical events like meteor showers or eclipses, providing guided observations with expert commentary, thus making it an exciting destination for anyone looking to explore the wonders of the night sky.