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Built in a relatively modern era, the temple is not large but serves as a place for Buddhist practice and meditation in the city center. Like many temples, a variety of Buddhist rituals and events are held here, providing a place for Buddhists to gather and perform joint rituals.
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남장사
It is one of the eight scenic spots in North Gyeongsang Province (八景). It was built in 1186 (the 16th year of King Myeongjong's reign) by King 覺圓 of 尙 in the Goryeo Dynasty and named it Namjangsa Temple.
상주천주교신앙고백비
On December 28, 2009, it was designated as Cultural Heritage Material No. 562 in Gyeongsangbuk-do. Initially, it was hidden by trees to avoid persecution, but after liberation in 1945, it appeared and a clear testimony was made in 1984 about the monument to confess faith, and it is now a pilgrimage site for Catholics.
오태저수지
It contributes to the development of local agriculture through the stable supply of agricultural water, while at the same time serving as a multi-purpose space for residents to enjoy leisure and relaxation. It supplies agricultural water.
백화산
At around 933 m above sea level, it is mainly located in inland areas of North Gyeongsang Province. The name Baehwa Mountain is known to have been given because the stones near the top of the mountain are white. The mountain has excellent natural scenery with its lush forests and strange rocks, just like other mountains on the Korean Peninsula.
우공의 딸기정원
It is a place where visitors can experience picking strawberries in a cozy space such as a garden.
상주공검지
Gonggeomji is an ancient reservoir located in Gonggeom-myeon, Sangju. It is believed to have been constructed during the Proto-Three Kingdoms period and later rebuilt in the Goryeo dynasty. The reservoir played a vital role in local agriculture and community life. Today it is designated as a protected wetland with ecological and cultural value. Visitors can enjoy both its historical significance and its natural scenery.