Nagak Mountain

It was designated as Korea's Treasure No. 1568 on July 10, 2008. This building, which belongs to the so-called high-rise residence, shows the diversity of residential types during the Joseon Dynasty in that the floor of the building was placed more than 1 meter above the ground and spheres, which are rare in high-rise residences, were installed.

Around Gyeongcheon Island, there are many linked resources such as the National Nakdonggang River Biological Resource Center, the Sansangnaru Tourist Site, the Water Leisure Center, the Bicycle Museum, the International Horseback Riding Ground, and the Military Theme Park.

The memorial tablets of Jeong Mong-ju, Kim Goong-pil, Jeong Yeo-chang, Lee Eon-jeok, Lee Hwang, Roh So-soo, Ryu Seong-ryong, Jeong Gyeong-se, and Lee Jun are enshrined and held.

It is the only bicycle museum in Korea. The bicycle exhibition hall, "The Meeting Place," features some 60 bicycles showing the history. There is an experience room, "The Place of Experience," "The Place of Empathy," which introduces bicycle culture, "The Place of Festival," which introduces the Sangju Bicycle Festival, and "The Place of Failure," which sells bicycle-related products.

It was designated as a monument in North Gyeongsang Province on Dec. 29, 1977. This tomb is passed down to the royal tomb of the Sabeolguk.

It is 806 meters high. Baekdudaegan is one of the stems of the Sobaeksan Range, which rises to the granite mountain range of Jurassic. Near the top are Naongbawi Rock, Baekgilbawi Rock, and Sirubong Peak. You can see Baekdudaegan, Nakdonggang River and Sangju Plain, which bend from Deogyusan to Sobaeksan.