Cheongpyeong Temple is South Korea's National Treasure No. 164 is a Buddhist temple dating back to reign of King Gwang-Jong (949-975). Tucked away in a valley between two mountains, it sits at the southern ridge of Mount Bong. The walk up to Cheongpyong Temple is one of Korea's most beautiful walks. Surrounded by woods, clean air and a beautiful stream with many waterfalls, the walk up to the temple is a walk that one does not want to miss. There is a small entry fee to get into the "park" and there are many "ma and pa" restaurants and vendors along the way for snacks. One of the most amazing experiences is dining on the river on a small river table, a platform that is placed in the middle of the stream. There is a small backpackers motel near the entrance of the temple if you want to stay overnight. There are a lot of hiking trails that branch into the mountain for those who want to experience Chuncheon's best eco-tourism site. However, to get to Cheongpyeong Temple is quite difficult. There is a mountain ridge road that takes you up and around the valley, however most people tend to take the ferry that leaves from Soyang Dam. This dam is about a 30-minute taxi ride from Chuncheon's central station.
춘천국립박물관
It exhibits and preserves heritage from the region that encompasses epochs from the prehistoric era to modern times.
애니메이션 박물관
This animation museum in Chuncheon is worth a visit of a few hours or more. The museum sits directly next to an animation studio. Patrons may also purchase tickets to view a screening of animated Korean short films for ₩4,000. The subject matter mainly pertains to the history of Korean animation, the anime production process, but also highlights animation from other parts of the world, including North Korea, Europe, Japan, and the United States. Although most of the displays are in Korean only, English speakers will still enjoy the variety of media presented. The sculptures outside of the museum, created with used car parts, are a popular photo opportunity. See also https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Korean_animation, Gaekkum as Korea's first anime character in 1936, Shin Dong-hun as one of the father of Korean animation. The Toy robot studio part is also mostly Korean only, with a playground, animation presence, live experience and VR square, attic library and cafe with terrace which has an enjoyable view.
강원특별자치도립화목원
Includes Four seasons botanical garden Forest museum with Korean and partly English texts.
Nami Nara, Namisum, Namiseom
A moon-shaped island of 4 km in diameter, resulting from the construction of a dam in 1944. Great nature, with metasequoias. You can enter this island by boat, taking less 10 min. If you enter the island, you can see huge nut pines along the both paths. It is full of green, very nice for holiday spot. You can also hire a bicycle or tandem for 30 min or more, it is good way to get around whole island with amazing view. In the Island, there are many tour spots like museum, gallery and souvenir shop. It was one of the main filming locations of the popular Korean drama Winter Sonata, and looks especially romantic when the trees are bare in the winter, particularly when it snows. The address is 1 Namiseom-gil, Namsan-myeon. The easiest way to get dock of Nami island is taking a train until Gapyeong Station from Seoul or other cities. Across the station you can take a city or local bus (15 min) or take a taxi (5-10 min).
장절공신숭겸장군묘역
This is the site of the tomb of General Shin Sung-gyeom, who contributed to the reunification of the Later Three Kingdoms by helping King Taejo of the Goryeo Dynasty. Along with the general's tomb, the tombstone and monuments honoring his achievements are included.
소양강처녀동상
It was built in the 1970s to celebrate the popular song 'Soyanggang Maiden.' The statue is a sculpture of the main character of the song, 'Soyanggang Maiden.'