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A book and reading festival with author events, book markets, performances, reading activities, and programs for visitors of different ages. The 2026 main event is held on 24 October.
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초막골생태공원
An eco friendly forest path in the middle of city which people and mature blend and communicate together. There are also public restrooms and a café inside the park. Also, note that there is no trash bin.
Planted with 90,000 azaleas and 27,000 wild grasses, the azalea hills are in full bloom from late April to early May every year.
Surisa Temple was founded in the southwest region of Mount Surisan during the reign of King Jinheun (539-575 AD) of the Silla Dynasty. The temple is part of the Yongjusa Temple, which is the regional headquarters for the Jogyejong branch of Buddhism. The founder of the temple is unknown. The Buddhist monk Unsadaesa named the temple, which means 'one will see the Buddha in person and become a Buddha himself in the future'. The temple burned down during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592 and during the Korean War, then was rebuilt by Chungwoon in 1955. On October 25, 1988, it was designated the 86th Traditional Temple.
A very good place for you who love sports.