Yeoju

located in ythis insect museum exhibits a wide variety of insects and offers diverse programs, including emotional healing activities through interaction with insects and exhibitions on edible insect species.

It respond to the needs of Yeoju's artists and, through the integration of arts like exhibitions, education, and experiential programs, we foster communication and opportunities for cultural enjoyment between art and the public.

It is a mountain fortress located on Pasan Mountain in Daesin-myeon. It was designated as Historic Site No. 251 in 1977. It is said to have been constructed during the reign of King Pasa, the 5th king of Silla.

This public specialized museum. It exhibits the types and history of various telephones that have existed since the past.

Yeoju Hot Spring, located near the Yeoju Charcoal Village Campground, is the only hot spring resort in Yeoju, situated at the peak of Satgatbong. The hot spring water is of the highest quality, rich in various minerals that naturally spring up from 800 meters underground bedrock, and it is a medicinal spring that is safe to drink. The hot spring was discovered in 1995 and was designated as a Hot Spring Well Protection Area in 2005.

A chance to ride/sail a Joseon-era sailboat, a vessel that was a major form of transportation.

This pottery culture festival is held annually in early May in Yeoju. It aims to inherit traditional ceramic techniques and artistry, as well as popularize and globalize ceramic culture. Visitors can enjoy various pottery-related experiences, including purchasing ceramics, watching demonstrations by potters, and experiencing traditional kilns.

A traditional culture festival that is based on the historical background of presenting Yeoju's excellent agricultural products, such as rice and sweet potatoes, to the king through Jopo Naru, one of the four major ferry ports of the Joseon Dynasty. Key programs include the Jinsang (tribute) Parade, Yeoju Rice Bibimbap in a large cauldron, Baked Sweet Potato Guinness, the Wish Paper Path, and Nakwhanori (fireworks/spark-dropping play).

A cultural event held to celebrate King Sejong's creation of Hangeul, honor its historical value, and promote the originality and excellence of the Korean alphabet. A variety of content is prepared, including celebratory performances, Hangeul-related experiences, and viewing of related works.

A event to promote Geumsa Oriental Melon, one of Yeoju's specialties, by offering various hands-on programs and content such as the Golden Melon picking experience and surprise melon auctions.

It takes place in the Gwi-baek-ri area of Heungcheon-myeon, along the cherry blossom road that blooms around the Namhangang River, which was historically called Yeoganggil. During the festival period, the area is closed to traffic, and the event operates with a cherry blossom theme, including a night starlight photo zone, special stage performances, hands-on experiences, and booths for local agricultural products and food.