Pyeongtaek Street Culture Festival

Pyeongtaek Hyanggyo is a Confucian academy established during the Joseon Dynasty, offering insight into traditional Korean education and Confucian culture. It served as a place for local scholars to study Confucianism and prepare for the national civil service exams. The well-preserved buildings and serene surroundings make it a peaceful place for reflection and learning. Traditional tea experiences are available by reservation, offering visitors a chance to engage with local customs.

The Xinjiang district is a street centered on the Xinjiang district shopping mall, which was completed in 1998. People can properly enjoy shopping and relaxation while walking on about 300 m of pedestrian paths starting from the front of the U.S. military base.

There are 5,200 plants of 161 species growing in a glass greenhouse with an area of 880 ㎡. It consists of a self-sustaining botanical garden decorated with trees, herbaceous plants, herbs, and sheep plants, and a tropical garden planted with subtropical plants and succulents, as well as rare plants. In addition to the pond and small waterfall, stone lanterns, water expansion, jangdokdae, and millstones are harmonized with various plants.

Pyeongtaek Agricultural Eco-Park offers a unique opportunity to explore Korea's agricultural heritage. Visitors can participate in various hands-on activities, such as planting, harvesting, and learning about sustainable farming practices. The park also features walking trails, gardens, and educational programs for all ages.

An artificial freshwater lake at the mouth of Anseongcheon Stream.

Utdari Muhwachon is a unique cultural space that showcases traditional Korean lifestyle and architecture. Visitors can explore the village, participate in various cultural programs, and enjoy the scenic views of the surrounding countryside. It serves as a great spot for families and tourists looking to experience Korean culture.