Gogunsan Islands

An archipelago of islands scattered across the blue waters of Korea’s west coast. Centered on Seonyudo Island, it offers beautiful island scenery, beaches and memorable walks across pedestrian bridges linking the islands.

Gunsan Modern History Museum

A museum that presents Gunsan’s modern urban history at a glance. Together with nearby heritage buildings, it creates the feeling of stepping back in time.

Chaeseokgang Cliffs

A spectacular coastal cliff formation resembling stacked books. Visitors can admire the geology shaped by waves and wind up close, and the area is especially famous for its sunsets.

Jeonju Hanok Village

Jeonju’s signature destination, home to around 700 traditional hanok houses. Enjoy hanbok, traditional food and crafts while experiencing the charm of Korean heritage.

Mireuksaji Temple Site

A Baekje-era temple site and Korea’s largest ancient Buddhist heritage complex. Its expansive grounds and stone pagoda reveal the grandeur of Baekje culture.

Byeokgolje Reservoir

A landmark of Gimje with broad plains and an open horizon. The remains of a reservoir built during the Three Kingdoms period offer insight into Korea’s agricultural history and culture.

Agape Garden

A garden filled with a rich variety of flowers and trees, offering a different landscape each season. Its peaceful paths are ideal for a relaxing, restorative walk.

Awon Gotaek

A 250-year-old house relocated and reborn as a space where traditional architecture meets contemporary design and art. It is also known as a BTS photo location.