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Historic Buddhist temple nestled in forested hills northeast of Yeongdong. The site is known for its serene walking paths, centuries-old stone pagodas, and mountain scenery. A peaceful stop for those interested in Korean temple architecture and quiet nature.
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River-side area by the Geum River, walking trails, scenic views, relaxing natural setting near 강선대.
국악체험촌 및 천고
This cultural village allows visitors to hear and play various traditional instruments. It is home to Cheongo, officially recognized by the Guinness World Records as the largest drum in the world, symbolizing the spirit and rhythm of the Korean people.
국악기 연주 체험
At the Gugak Experience Village, visitors can learn to play traditional Korean instruments such as the Janggu (hourglass drum) or Gayageum (zither). Programs range from short 30-minute sessions to overnight stays where you can immerse yourself in the rhythms of Korea.
난계국악박물관
Dedicated to Nangye Park Yeon, a master musician of the Joseon Dynasty. The museum displays over 150 types of traditional Korean musical instruments and explains the history and theory of Gugak. It is part of a larger complex that includes a performance hall and Park Yeon's shrine.
노근리 평화공원
A memorial park commemorating the tragic Nogeunri incident during the Korean War. The site combines reflective indoor exhibits, outdoor monuments, and peaceful natural surroundings. It serves as a place of remembrance and education about wartime history.
월류봉
Scenic rocky peak in the Hwanggan area, known for its sheer cliffs rising above the Geum River. Popular with hikers for its trails and panoramic views, especially at sunset. The site is also noted for its seasonal foliage in autumn.