Ganggyeong Modern Street

Designated as National Registered Cultural Property No. 650 of South Korea, this building, constructed in 1961, features a unique structural method with a peak-shaped arch in its interior.

This cultural and historical exhibition space was established to promote and preserve the region's history and cultural heritage.

It was used as a faculty residence for the hardline public commercial school, which was established in 1921. The building has a well-preserved traditional architectural style from the time of Japanese colonial era.

This is the place that located on a low mountain called Oknyeobong Peak, and there is a walking trail where visitors can enjoy walking and light hiking.

Known as one of the eight scenic spots in Nonsan, this area is also home to the site where Korea's first Baptist Church service was held.

This space introduces the literary and cultural heritage related to Korea's salt industry, showcasing the importance of salt production and its impact on literature.