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It is the first public arboretum established by Wonju City and the ninth largest arboretum in Korea. It was established to proliferate and preserve various plants.

It is an artificial reservoir built to supply agricultural water. The area around the reservoir is well known for its walkable trails and fishing grounds.

It was designated as a cultural heritage site for Gangwon State on June 2, 1984. It had the Yeomgeohwat Pagoda (National Treasure No. 104), the Great Vacuum Pagoda and the Seokgwan (Treasure No. 365), which were forcibly taken out by the Japanese in 1931, and are now kept by the National Museum of Korea.

It is a strawberry farm where visitors can experience strawberry harvesting, and make strawberry cake, and strawberry fondue.

The festival, which hosts the unique folk culture of the local folk culture by restoring the unique folk culture of local folk culture and enhancing pride of local folk culture, has been incorporated into a festival to promote the traditional folk festivities of the town, which is a celebration of the traditional folk culture and celebration of the rite. The guardian deity of the village will enjoy the folk heritage of the traditional folk culture and observe the traditional folk culture and observe the traditional folk culture and observe the traditional folk culture.

It is cultural art space operated by the Cultural Heritage Foundation, and it is a cultural venue for literary and artistic works, and cultural events such as literature, park literature, reading ceremony, and culture course.