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Daejeonsa Temple, founded in 672 during the Silla Dynasty, is a historic Buddhist temple located at the entrance to Juwangsan National Park. The temple is renowned for housing Bogwangjeon Hall, a mid-Joseon Dynasty wooden building designated as a national treasure, as well as several other traditional halls and relics. Surrounded by scenic forests and mountains, Daejeonsa offers visitors a peaceful atmosphere for walking, cultural exploration, and reflection. The temple’s architecture and artwork provide insights into Korean Buddhist heritage and the region’s history.
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소헌공원
It is a resting area where the history, culture, and nature of Cheongsong, Gyeongsangbuk-do harmonize. The park is home to major cultural assets that attest to Cheongsong's long history, including Changgyeongnu Pavilion (찬경루) and Unbonggwan Hall (운봉관). Beyond its historical significance, Soheon Park is also a hub for cultural activities for both residents and visitors. Various concerts and events are regularly held amidst the beautiful natural surroundings throughout the four seasons, making it a representative destination where one can enjoy both culture and relaxation.
청송사과축제
It is the representative local festival held every autumn in Cheongsong County. Cheongsong is renowned nationwide for its apples, and during the festival, a variety of events are organized to celebrate the excellence of Cheongsong apples and the joy of a bountiful harvest. Visitors can enjoy apple-themed experience programs, parades, fireworks, apple sorting lotto, apple nanta performances, and apple rice cake contests, making it a fun event for families, locals, and tourists alike. The festival also features a direct market for Cheongsong apples and various foods made from apples, contributing to the local economy. The Cheongsong Apple Festival brings together the region’s nature, agriculture, and culture, and has become a beloved autumn celebration for all.
절골협곡
Jeolgol Gorge is a dramatic valley in the Juwangsan mountain area, treasured for its steep rocky cliffs, dense forests, and clear mountain streams. The gorge offers scenic hiking opportunities, with paths winding through striking geological features carved by nature. Popular among nature lovers and photographers, Jeolgol Gorge reveals the wild and tranquil beauty of Cheongsong’s national park landscape throughout the seasons.
현비암
This is a striking natural cliff along the Yongjeoncheon Stream in Cheongsong. Standing about 20 meters high, its dramatic rock formations and lush surrounding woods create an impressive landscape reflected in the clear stream below. The site is famous for legends tied to dragons and Queen Sohun, the wise consort of King Sejong, after whom the rock is named. Visitors can enjoy riverside walks, photography, and local seasonal festivals, immersing themselves in Cheongsong’s beautiful nature and rich stories.
산소카페 청송정원
It is the beautiful and largest flower park. It is famous for its massive flower fields, especially the largest Crape Myrtle (백일홍) garden in Korea that blooms vibrantly in Autumn. In Spring, you can see beautiful flowers like Poppies. It is a perfect healing spot to enjoy the fresh air and take stunning photos, with many great photo zones available. It’s often referred to as a "Healing Garden" where you can walk barefoot and relax.
청송 얼음골
Cheongsong Eoreumgol Valley is a gorge located on Juwangsan Mountain in Cheongsong. It is known for its warm winters and cool breezes in the summer, creating a mystical atmosphere. In May 2017, it was recognized for its geological value and certified as a UNESCO Global Geopark. During the summer, when the temperature exceeds 32 °C, ice forms in the valley, melting when the temperature drops below 32 °C. The area boasts impressive rock formations and stunning landscapes, attracting many tourists with its springs, and artificial falls.