Mungyeong Youth Training Center

A popular leisure attraction where visitors can pedal along an old railway line that once connected Mungyeong and Gaeun. The route passes through tunnels, bridges, and scenic countryside, offering great photo opportunities. Each rail bike can seat up to four people, making it ideal for families or couples. The ride lasts about 40 minutes one way, and shuttle buses return passengers to the starting point. Advance reservations are recommended on weekends and holidays.

The size of memorial hall takes you by surprise. It contains detailed and interesting information about Korea's independence activists.

A museum dedicated to Korea’s coal mining history, located on the site of a former coal mine. Exhibits include mining equipment, life-size tunnel replicas, and multimedia displays showing the lives of coal miners and the industrial development of Korea. Visitors can walk through a reconstructed mine shaft and learn about the transformation of the area into the Eco Rala cultural complex.

Jinnam Gyoban, meaning “Bridge over the Valley of Truth,” is one of Mungyeong’s most picturesque spots, where a stone bridge spans the clear upper Namhan River beneath dramatic cliffs. The area is surrounded by pine forests and features several scenic viewpoints. It’s especially popular for autumn foliage and riverside walks, and nearby cafés and traditional restaurants make it a pleasant half-day visit.

A scenic forest retreat located in the foothills of Mt. Daeyasan, part of Woraksan National Park. The recreation forest features cabins, camping areas, and forest trails surrounded by dense pine and oak trees. It’s ideal for hiking, family camping, and summer valley swimming. In autumn, the forest offers stunning foliage views and cool mountain air.

A museum with a nostalgic theme, dedicated to the miners who once worked in the area.