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Museum housing many of the actual artefacts recovered from King Muryeong's tomb. The treasures are unusual in that they are primarily metalcrafts, including pottery, swords, jewelry crafted from gold, silver and burnt-wood and some excruciatingly uncomfortable looking pairs of bronze shoes. Upstairs a second exhibit focuses on the ancient culture of South Chungcheong Province.

Magoksa is a head temple of the Jogye Order located on the eastern slope of Taehwasan in Gongju. The temple was first established in 640 by the Vinaya Master Jajang. Its compounds are uniquely divided by a stream running through them, with a northern worship area and a southern meditation zone. Among its notable features are a five-story stone pagoda with a bronze-tipped top and several halls designated as cultural treasures. The serene mountain setting and historical artifacts make it a popular site for pilgrimage, cultural tourism, and temple stay experiences.

Gyeryong Reservoir is an irrigation reservoir located in Hadae-ri, Gyeryong-myeon, Gongju, in South Chungcheong Province. It was constructed between 1954 and 1964 to supply agricultural water for the surrounding region. The reservoir is known for its clean water and natural surroundings, with walking trails linking it to nearby Gyeryongsan sites. It is also a popular spot for freshwater fishing and nature walks. The reservoir forms a scenic entry point to Gyeryongsan’s forests and mountain vistas.

The park was established in 2011. Since then, it has become a green tourist attraction in Gongju, attracting many tourists. There are 192 Metasequire trees in every 500 meter section.

Mir Island is a scenic islet in the Geum River within Gongju, known for its riverside vegetation and seasonal photo spots. In autumn, the island is especially famous for pink muhly grass and reeds that adorn its banks. Visitors can stroll along paths connecting the riverbank and enjoy vistas of Gongsanseong Fortress across the water. The island serves both as a peaceful nature spot and as part of the urban riverside park system. Its gentle landscapes and photogenic plantings make it a favorite among local visitors and photographers alike.

It runs about 3.5 kilometers from Hakbawi Rock to Gwaneumbong Pass. If you walk through the stream like a god at the entrance of the valley, visitors can reach Donghaksa Temple, where Gangwon-do of the nuns is located, and right underneath there is a temple dedicated to the founder of Silla and Park Jae-sang, the loyalist.