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This is the beach that represents Boryeong. Endlessly continuing beach with white sand, blue sea, small and big islands dotted along the horizon, colorful swimsuits looks, pine forest enough to keep the sunshine off, the sun dropping slowly behind the horizon.
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보령에너지월드
Boryeong Energy World is a public relations exhibition hall of Boryeong Thermal Power Headquarters, the largest thermal power generation complex in Korea, and is a comprehensive electric energy experience hall where you can learn how to use the electricity we use every day.
원산도
Jeodu, the entrance of Wonsando (Wonsan Island), is a 30 minutes from Daecheon port by ferry. People in the village named this island Wonsando, because the geographical features of the island looked like a wild boar. This island is very famous for the shipping spot. You can reach Seonchon, the biggest village in the Wonsando, when you take a walk for 10 minutes from Jeodu.
보령석탄박물관
Both in and out door coal mining museum has a collection of 1,700 artifacts such as mining tools and mineral samples. Inside the museum six different halls present their unique collections. The Guiding Hall provides general information and has gift shop. The Research Hall shows developing of coal, the Discovery Hall presents samples of coal and other mineral and history of mining industry and the Participating Hall has artificial coal pit that looks realistic.
개화예술공원
The Gaehwa Art Park is built on a scale of 50,000 pyeong, including auxiliary facilities located nearby. The Gaehwa Art Park, a large-scale art complex, is home to Herbland, Music Hall, Yukpilsi Park, Birim Park, and Mosan Art Museum in the art park.
보령무궁화수목원
It was created as a story-themed arboretum by collecting, proliferation, preservation, management, and exhibition of tree genetic resources centered on Mugunghwa, and securing research infrastructure for its resource conversion.
보령 성주사지
The temple site includes the Jungmuncheo, Seokdeung, 5-story stone pagoda, Geumdang building, followed by the east and west three-story stone pagoda, the center three-story stone pagoda, and the west three-story stone pagoda, and the auditorium is located behind it. The Daenanghye Burnt Pagoda, one of Choi Chi-won's stillborn monuments, is also located in the northwest of the temple. Many relics were excavated, including the cornerstone of the building, the head of the Buddha statue made of earth from the Unified Silla period, and roof tiles from the Baekje, Unified Silla, and Goryeo periods.