Yanggu

A valley by 400-to-500-meter-above-sea-level highlands near the coast of Yanggu-gun. American reporters dubbed the basin the punch bowl. From Dolsanryeong that is between the east side and coasts in Yanggu-gun, visitors can view the beautiful panorama of the sea of fog that often hangs around the punch bowl.

This is the only of the North-Korean-built tunnels discovered with motorized transport inside. The water flowing out from the tunnel have filtered through mountain rock and is considered healthy to drink.

Eulji Observatory Tower is located 1,049 meters above sea level and one of the bitterest battlegrounds of the Korean War. From the tower, visitors can see the checkpoint and farms in North Korea and four peaks including Birobong, the highest in the Geumgangsan Diamond Mountains.

The Park SooKeun Museum conducts research, collects and exhibits works, and provides educational programs on the artistic spirit and body of work of Park SooKeun. It also offers various programs and activities, including a creative studio, the Park SooKeun Art Award, and a national landscape painting competition. The museum has five exhibition spaces: the Park SooKeun Memorial Exhibition Hall, the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Park SooKeun Pavilion, the Children's Art Museum, and the Larchiveum. Each exhibition space is operated with a distinct approach based on its identity and vision. The museum holds 254 works by Park SooKeun and a total of 987 items in its collection, including works and materials by modern and contemporary Korean artists. Visitors can therefore enjoy a wide range of artworks. The Children's Art Museum makes the museum suitable for families, while the museum's architecture and garden provide a peaceful setting for a leisurely walk.

Yanggu Arboretum is located at the foot of Daeamsan Mountain, about 450 meters above sea level. Visitors can see around 90 species of trees and shrubs, 170 species of flowering plants, six endangered plant species, 153 taxidermied animals, and around 1,500 bonsai trees. The DMZ Wildflower Bonsai Garden recreates natural landscapes in bonsai form to preserve and propagate northern plant species and rare native plants. It also displays a variety of bonsai trees from across Korea. For visitors with children, the DMZ Wildlife Ecology Center is a good place to learn about plants and animals in the DMZ border area and observe turtles and tropical fish. The Wood Culture Experience Center, which has a woodworking workshop, playground, and library, is also suitable for families. The four-season sledding slope is another popular attraction. Visitors can enjoy sledding for free regardless of the season.

National Center of Astronomy and Space Science was opened in 2007 after an observatory was built near the geographical center of the Korean Peninsula, allowing visitors to look at the night sky from the center of the country. Visitors can observe stars directly through the observatory's guided exhibition programs and learn more about constellations and planets while touring the facility. The observatory also has an exhibition hall featuring the latest astronomical information and various educational activities, as well as a planetarium where visitors can enjoy a digital view of the night sky.

The Gomchwi Festival is held every May. A variety of foods made with gomchwi are available, along with various performances and events.

The Baekkop Festival is held every August. It is a cultural and arts festival featuring water hybrid programs, a street parade, and a fireworks show.