Bibong Dinosaur Egg Fossil Site

Boseong Bibong Dinosaur Park is a dinosaur theme park in South Korea that opened in July 2017. The park has two floors, including a basement level, with a Dino Cafe and Dino Shop offering dinosaur souvenirs. The exhibition hall displays real dinosaur bone fossils from Boseong and provides information about geological periods and Asian dinosaur fossils. There are displays of Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops fossils, and a waiting area provides basic information about dinosaurs before the shows.

The Deukryang Station Memory Street is a place where Deukryang Station, which was on the verge of closure, has been transformed into a street of memories showcasing the old Korea through cultural tourism projects. You can explore everything from retro murals to props representing that era, old-style cafes, and even a supermarket filled with items from the past. Additionally, you can rent vintage school uniforms.

Botjae is closed every Monday, Lunar New Year and Chuseok, Botjae is a complex tourism facility, and a historical and cultural center where you can experience Boseong's history and culture is painted on the first floor, and a green market and cafeteria where you can buy specialties are drawn on the second floorOn the third floor, there is a museum emptying room where you can experience nature. It has the advantage of being able to enjoy various tours at once in a large space.

For a change of scenery, head to Yulpo Beach, known for its scenic beauty and calm waters. It is a place where many people enjoy leisurely swimming or beach picnics. The nearby Yulpo Ocean Park offers additional recreational activities and a glimpse into the local fishing culture.

Healing pack sells Boseong souvenirs related to various green tea, and operates a one-day class to experience it in person. Handmade souvenirs are also available.

The Korean Tea Museum, located in close proximity to the largest tea fields in Korea, which aim to promote the beautiful tea capital of Boseong, is the largest domestic tea museum in South Korea. It serves as a dedicated museum for all things related to tea, with rich content, and plays a central role in establishing, researching, and promoting tea culture correctly. The Korean Tea Museum is divided into three floors, each uniquely designed.