Yeonsanhyanggyo

It is a nature-friendly outdoor play space created by Nonsan-si. There is a space where visitors can go with children, such as a mountain straw forest and a sand playground.

This cultural center, transformed from a Saemaul train, offers multiple platforms with distinct features: a cafe, a history exhibit on Yeonsan Station, a children's library, and a train-themed playground.

It is a cultural asset located within the jurisdiction of Yeonsan Station. When railroad networks were built across the country in Japanese colonial era, locomotive supply facilities were installed at each of the major stations. In South Chungcheong Province, there were water towers at Seodaejeon and Ganggyeong stations, but now only Yeonsan Station remains here. It was made by trimming granite in the form of bricks in accordance with the style of the 1910s.

This stream is one of the small provincial rivers in Nonsan area, which flows along farmland and villages around Yeonsan-myeon. It is mainly used as agricultural water.

This statue was designated as Cultural Heritage Material No. 83 of South Chungcheong Province on May 17, 1984. It features clothing with U-shaped lines and shallow carvings of the folds of the fabric.

It was designated as Cultural Heritage Material No. 274 of South Chungcheong Province on July 19, 1985. The temple was built to commemorate the founding of the Goryeo Dynasty in the 13th year of King Taejo (930).