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This two-story tower was established under King Jinpyeong of the Silla Kingdom. Goseokjeong Pavilion was built above a valley, surrounded by cliffs and clear, blue waters. The battlefield conservation office here is the starting point for DMZ tours.
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고석정 꽃밭
A former military firing range transformed into a sprawling garden. Depending on the season, you can find fields of poppies, rapeseed, zinnia, and pink muhly. The "Can Train" tour around the fields is a popular family activity.
승일교
A bridge that North and South Korea built together - the North completed the basic construction and two piers while the remaining parts were completely by the South. The name of the bridge is Seungilgyo after 'Seung' of the late President Rhee Seung Man, and 'Il' of President Kim Il Sung so as to commemorate the ironic construction process.
한탄강 얼음 트레킹 축제
A unique winter event where you can walk directly on the frozen river. The course stretches from Taebongdaegyo Bridge to Sundam Valley, offering close-up views of frozen waterfalls and columnar joints. Various snow-related activities and pop-up playgrounds are also available.
한탄강 은하수교
An asymmetric suspension bridge opened in 2020, stretching 180 meters over the basalt gorge. The center of the bridge features a glass floor for a thrilling view of the river below. It is a popular spot for night photography when the bridge is illuminated.
직탕폭포
Known as the "Niagara of Korea," this waterfall spans 80 meters across the entire width of the Hantan River. Although only 3 meters high, the sight of water pouring over the basalt columnar joints is unique and impressive.
순담계곡
A picturesque valley featuring white sands, clear water, and dramatic rock formations. It serves as the main hub for white-water rafting in summer and is the starting point for various winter trekking courses.