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.
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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.
파머스룸
It is a large cafe of 3,000 pyeong near Sangju, where visitors can enjoy coffee and drinks while appreciating various animals (horses, rabbits, sheep, goats) on farms, gardens, and ranches.
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.
북천시민공원
As the park is built around Bukcheon Stream, which flows through Sangju City, it boasts a pleasant environment with natural scenery along the river. It has various amenities such as a walking trail, bicycle path, grass square, and sports facility.
고령가야태조왕릉
The remains are passed down to the tomb of King Lee Jin-ashi, the founder of Gaya.
Sangju's preeminent natural history museum.