Yeongwol

This 400-million-year-old limestone marvel served as a refuge during the 1592 Japanese invasion. Explore a kilometer of cool passages featuring dramatic stalactites, stalagmites, and underground waterfalls.

This natural wonder mirrors Korea's peninsula shape when viewed from above, surrounded by the Seogang River. A serene forest hike leads to the observation deck for panoramic views of this unique formation.

South Korea's largest public observatory sits 800 meters high on Bongnaesan Mountain, offering pristine stargazing away from city lights. Visitors can use the impressive 80cm telescope and enjoy planetarium programs.

This serene cape marks where 15-year-old King Danjong lived in exile after being dethroned. Explore reconstructed royal quarters and ancient pine groves while enjoying panoramic views of the Namhangang River.

Experience Korea's coal mining history through realistic tunnels and life-sized figures at this cultural village. Explore miners' quarters for an immersive glimpse into industrial heritage.

This artistic haven in Yeongwol blends contemporary sculptures with immersive installations across ten unique zones. Explore the signature red structures, from mirrored rooms to mechanical bird displays.

South Korea's first public photography museum displays Korean and international works in curated exhibitions. Visit during summer for the DongGang International Photo Festival.

You can spend time browsing the exhibits at Nango Kim Satgat Memorial Hall in Gimsatgat. Take in the museums while you're in the area.