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A tunnel that was built for a hydroelectric power plant has been repurposed as a wine cellar. It stays naturally cool year-round and is used to age and sell wine made from local "Meoru" (wild grapes). Visitors can enjoy wine tasting and foot baths.
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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.
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.
적상산성
A stone mountain fortress built during the Goryeo period. It was strategically important for guarding the Sagak (Royal Archives). Most of the fortress walls have been restored, allowing visitors to walk along parts of the historical defense line.
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.
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.
태권도원 시범공연 및 체험
Watch professional Taekwondo demonstrations at the T1 Arena or participate in a basic training program. Visitors can learn fundamental kicks and forms under the guidance of certified masters.