Magoksa Temple

As a museum with the most research data on Korean folk plays, it exhibits regional mask play characteristics, masks and costumes, and folk drama materials from around the world, as well as exhibitions of daily folk farming equipment and various household items such as chestnut dyeing.

It is a traditional hanok seodang experience space where visitors can experience the old educational culture of Korea. It reproduces the seodang culture of the Joseon Dynasty so that visitors can experience Chinese literature education such as Cheonjamun, Saja Sohak, and Myeongsim Bogam.

Geumhak Ecological Park is a resting place with beautiful nature, clean water, ecological wetlands, ecological observation facilities and trails, and outdoor performance halls.

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.

Gomanaru is a historic ferry dock and riverside scenic area located in Ungjin-dong, Gongju. It served as a key river port during the Baekje period when Gongju was known as Ungjin. The site features pine groves, river views, and walking trails along the Geum River. Local legends tell of a bear that fell in love with a human, adding folklore depth to the place. Visitors enjoy strolling the riverside paths, photo spots in the pine forest, and viewing the ferry landing area as part of Gongju’s cultural heritage.

Seonhwadang was the administrative hall where the provincial governor (Chungcheong-do magistrate) of the Joseon era carried out official duties. It is a traditional wooden government building reconstructed near the Gongju National Museum area. The building is fronted with eight bays and four bays in depth, in the style of traditional Korean official architecture. Over time, it was relocated and restored multiple times to preserve its historic character. Today, Seonhwadang serves as a cultural heritage site and is designated as a local cultural property.