The facility was established to commemorate the life and achievements of Ryu In-seok (Yoo In-seok), the commander of the righteous army in the late Joseon Dynasty. It displays Ryu In-seok's relics and materials related to his activities and is used as an educational space to convey the meaning and spirit of the independence movement he left behind.
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소양강댐준공기념탑
Completed in 1973, it is the nation's largest sandstone dam. It was built for flood control, water supply, and hydroelectric power in the Han River basin.
강원특별자치도립화목원
Includes Four seasons botanical garden Forest museum with Korean and partly English texts.
소양정
On June 2, 1984, it was designated as Cultural Heritage Material No. 1 of Gangwon State. Soyangjeong Pavilion, located at the foot of Bongi Mountain, was built in the Three Kingdoms period, and what was initially called Iyoru was renamed Soyangjeong by the vice-president, King Yoon, during the reign of King Sunjong of the Joseon Dynasty. Originally, it was located in the southern bank of the Soyang River, lower than now.
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.'
소양강스카이워크
The total length is 174m, and the floor is 156m long with transparent tempered glass. A circular square is formed at the end of the bridge, and the floor is made of transparent glass in the center of the circular square. There is an observation deck on both sides of the square that extends like wings, and if you stand in the center of the end of the square, you can see the statue of the mandarin fish directly overlooking it, which is gaining popularity as a photo zone.
춘천 근화동 당간지주
Designated as Korea's Treasure No. 75 in recognition of its historical and cultural value, it was a structure that served as a pedestal for a pillar where a flag called Dang (幢) was hung at the entrance of the temple, and was mainly used to promote Buddhist rituals or events.