Yeoju Insect Museum

The Birthplace of Empress Myeongseong is the house where Empress Myeongseong, the wife of Emperor Gojong who took part in state affairs during the late Joseon modernization period, was born and lived until the age of eight. She was assassinated during the Eulmi Incident in 1895.

It features 14 themed gardens designed according to the ecology and functions of various plants. The park is also dedicated to the conservation and restoration of endangered insects while providing recreational services for visitors.

It is a natural park along the Namhan River in Yeoju. As the largest ecological park in South Korea, it stretches along the Namhan River, offering beautiful sunset views over the river in the evening.

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

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

Silleuksa Temple, located at the foot of Bongmisan Mountain, is a representative Buddhist temple in Yeoju. It is noted for its long history, grand scale, and scenic beauty. The temple is a branch of Yongjusa, the head temple of the Jogye Order’s 2nd district, and has been designated as a traditional temple of Gyeonggi Province. Unlike most temples that are typically built deep in the mountains, Silleuksa is uniquely situated along the Namhan River, offering a rare riverside view.