Neoldeul Hakwon Farm

Gochang Cheongnongwon is a farm attraction known for its open fields and seasonal rural scenery.

Ungok Ramsar Wetland is divided into three main visitor zone. The Obaegol Natural Restoration Wetland is the core zone of the site and can only be explored on foot via wooden boardwalks. Ungok Wetland Ecological Park, located between Obaegol and the reservoir, is an artificial park area accessible by walking or by a small exploration train. Ungok Reservoir, an artificial wetland, can also be visited on foot or by the exploration train. Parking is available at the eco-friendly parking lot near Ungok Reservoir and the ecological park, from where visitors continue on foot or by train. For visits to the Obaegol Natural Restoration Wetland, parking is available at the Gochang World Heritage Dolmen Museum, followed by an approximately 20-minute walk.

Seonunsan Provincial Park is also known as Dosolsan, reflecting its long association with Buddhist practice. The park features forested valleys, distinctive rock formations, and Seonunsa Temple, a historic Buddhist temple complex with several hermitages and cultural properties. Visitors can follow well-marked trails to explore temples, rock carvings, viewpoints, and seasonal landscapes, making it suitable for hiking, walking, and cultural sightseeing.

Gochang Tidal Flats are an extensive tidal flat area along Korea’s west coast, offering wide open coastal scenery shaped by large tidal changes. Visitors can explore the shoreline during low tide, observe coastal wildlife, and experience the natural landscape of Gomso Bay. The area is designated as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site.

Mujanghyeon Government Office is a restored historical complex that served as the administrative center of Mujang-hyeon during the Joseon Dynasty.

Pansori Museum is a specialized museum dedicated to pansori, Korea’s traditional narrative music. The museum features permanent and special exhibitions displaying artifacts, recordings, and documents related to pansori and notable performers from the Gochang area. Visitors can explore multiple exhibition rooms, watch related audiovisual materials, and participate in basic hands on experiences such as learning rhythmic accompaniment. The site also includes spaces for temporary exhibitions and small performances.