Yeonpyeong Island Marine Park

Chungminsa Temple is a small memorial shrine dedicated to those who lost their lives defending Yeonpyeong Island. It reflects the island's role as a frontline community and serves as a quiet place of remembrance rather than an active religious site. The shrine is modest in size and atmosphere, and visitors are short-visited. It provides a context for travelers to understand the modern history of Yeonpyeong Island and the presence of a memorial space on the island.

Yeonpyeong Peace Observatory where you can see North Korea using a telescope.

Yeonpyeong Peace Park is a small memorial space dedicated to remembrance and peace. Established in 2010 to honor civilians and soldiers affected by shelling, it reflects the island's continued hope for regional stability and coexistence. The park is quiet and contemplative rather than scenic, with simple monuments and open spaces that overlook the surroundings. Visitors often visit Yeonpyeong Island to reflect on its location near the sea border and its impact on the island's daily life.

Across the barbed wire fence on the beach is Yeonpyeong Island in the north There are two telescopes at the observatory. It is 3 km away from the north, so you can see the houses of the residents and even the appearance of the residents. There is no toilet, you musthave an ID card, and wheelchair access is impaired by about 8 steps.