Shinheungsa temple

Eonong Catholic Shrine honors Father Zhou Wen-mo and 17 early martyrs, holding the highest number of Blessed martyrs in Korea. It serves as a "Youth Shrine," dedicating itself to educating young people on the spirit of martyrdom.

Wow Ranch is an experiential dairy farm offering activities like cow milking, calf feeding, and cheese making in a nature-friendly setting.

Noseongsan Umusil Village is a rural experience village located at the foot of Noseongsan Mountain, offering eco-friendly activities such as seasonal harvesting, traditional rice cake making, and mudfish catching.

The peach harvest period in the Janghowon area is generally from July to early October, and various varieties of peaches are shipped from early to mid- to late-term varieties, but the best peach among them is "Janghowon Hwangdo," which is gaining the most popularity from consumers for its sugar content and aroma, and will be introduced to consumers around mid-September. The festival also offers a variety of hands-on activities, such as making peach desserts and picking peaches, as well as stage performances like concerts by guest singers and a local singing contest.

The Muryangsa Temple was greatly expanded by Monk Bowon after 1986. As an independent temple aiming to be a center for spiritual practice, its grounds include a stone pagoda, the Geungnakbojeon (Hall of Supreme Bliss), an Iljumun (One Pillar Gate), a Cheonwangmun (Gate of the Heavenly Kings), and a Sansingak (Mountain Spirit Shrine). The temple is also famous as the 'Golden Temple' because it is painted in a brilliant golden color throughout.

This is an educational farm where you can learn about life and environmental love.