Located in the center of town, the bridge is decorated with colored tiles, artistic renditions of fireflies, and is covered by lights that change color. Unfortunately, predicting when the bridge will be lit is next to impossible, as it is solar powered and will only light up when the capacitors have charged (during special events, however, the bridge will always be lit).
덕유산국립공원
One of Korea's most beautiful national parks, famous for its high peaks and diverse flora. The highest peak, Hyangrobong (1,614m), can be reached via a scenic hike or a tourist gondola from the resort. It is particularly stunning in winter when the trees are covered in hoarfrost.
구천동계곡
A 28-km-long valley stretching from Seolcheon-myeon to the foot of Mt. Deogyusan. It is famous for the "33 Scenic Spots of Gucheon-dong," including various waterfalls, strangely shaped rocks, and deep pools nestled in a lush forest.
적상산
The mountain is open all the time, but the road to reach the top is quite steep, and may be impassable at rare times during the winter. At the summit, there's an enormous reservoir used to power the city and a Buddhist temple.
천일폭포
A hidden waterfall on the slopes of Mt. Jeoksang. The name implies that the waterfall is "so high it touches the sky," and it provides a cooling mist and a refreshing view for those driving up the mountain road.
국립태권도원
The park is in area covering 2.3 million m² and includes a Taekwondo Stadium, Exhibition Hall, Experience Hall and Accommodations. An observatory in the site of Taekwondo Park in Seolcheon-myeon, Muju-gun, draws Taekwondo lovers and tourists from around the world.
안국사
A peaceful temple located near the summit of Mt. Jeoksang. It was built to protect the royal archives of the Joseon Dynasty stored nearby. The temple offers a quiet atmosphere and great views of the mountain ridges.