Hapcheon Dam Water Culture Center

Flyboat, hurricane, bandwagon, disco pang pang, peanut boat, pang pang, sightseeing boat, Marvel, banana boat, water skiing, and more. You can also use various and wide auxiliary facilities such as storage, dressing room, shower room, cafeteria, sunbed zone, and food court.

An outdoor film set recreating Korea from the 1920s to 1980s; popular for photography and filming locations. In the summer, it is operated as a ghost theme park, and many people dress up as ghosts and enjoy horror-themed events.

If you walk from the parking lot to the waterfall, you'll arrive in 5 minutes. It's a good place to heal while watching the waterfall. You don't have to walk a lot, so it's good to go with the elderly.

You can see the set that makes the Blue House of the Republic of Korea the same. And you can ride a cable car from Hapcheon Video Theme Park. You can also see simple exhibits and take pictures as if you were at Cheong Wa Dae.

It is a beautiful place to be called Geumgangsan Mountain because it is formed of rocky cliffs in the southeast, including Hwangmaebong Peak, which is located nearby. When you climb to the top, the surrounding scenery resembles the shape of plum petals, giving you a mysterious feeling as if floating alone in plum blossoms. In particular, the beautiful bright red azalea flowers on a plateau of hundreds of thousands of pyeong in May are famous. It is also one of the places where people living in Hapcheon go to see the sunrise.

Visitors can enjoy various hands-on education programs, exhibitions, and events ranging from disaster safety experiences such as earthquakes and storm and flood damage to first aid. Also, it vividly conveys experiences and examples of field activities that firefighters have experienced at various accident sites. It is a good place to go with children.