Yedang Lake Sculpture Park, which is in harmony with Yedang Reservoir, widely known as a natural tourist attraction, has opened and is quickly becoming another tourist attraction.

Yedang Lake Central Ecological Park, located across the street from Uijeonggukjeong Park, covers an area of about 2,098 square kilometers and is equipped with observation decks, viewing platforms, and pagoras, so you can walk with your family or lover and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Yedang Reservoir and the park.

The Good Brother Park is located in Daeheung-myeon, Budae-gun, Chungcheongnam-do. The park is themed around the story of "Good Brothers" who met on the road and hugged and cried while carrying rice baskets from one place to another.

Yedang Tourist Area currently covers 13,000 square kilometers of the 56,000 square kilometers designated as a national tourist destination. The main facilities are those that can be used by the public, such as restaurants, inns, and various amenities, and so far, six facilities such as hiking trails and parking lots have been completed and are being transformed into themed tourist destinations.

Tangeumdae, at the foot of Daemunsan Mountain by the Namhan River, is a scenic park rich in history and culture. It is known as the place where the musician Wooruk of Gaya played the gayageum during the Silla Dynasty, inspiring the name "Tangeumdae." The site also witnessed the tragic defeat of General Shin Lip during the Imjin War and now houses memorials honoring Korean War martyrs. With pine forests, riverside cliffs, monuments, and shaded walking paths, Tangeumdae is both a historic landmark and a popular destination for visitors seeking culture, remembrance, and relaxation.

Located within the Chungju World Martial Arts Park, the museum highlights the spirit of the annual Chungju World Martial Arts Festival, held since 1998. It showcases the history, culture, and values of martial arts from around the world, including Korea’s own Taekwondo, offering visitors insights into global martial arts traditions.

Opened in 1986, Chungju Museum has grown into a comprehensive cultural museum centered around the historic Central Pagoda in Gajeum-myeon. The museum features history and folklore halls, themed rooms on prehistoric to Joseon periods, and an outdoor exhibition space showcasing regional artifacts. In addition to permanent and special exhibitions, it also conducts academic research and offers cultural education programs for adults and children, serving as a hub for preserving and sharing the heritage of the Jungwon (Middle Won) cultural area.

Gyeongbokgung Palace was built in 1395 by Taejo King Seonggye as the new court palace of the Joseon Dynasty. Gyeongbokgung was also called the ''Northern Palace'' because of its northern location compared to the Eastern Palace (Changdeokgung) and Western Palace (Gyeonghuigung). Gyeongbokgung is the largest and most architecturally beautiful of the five palaces.

The address of the Blue House is 1 Cheongwadae-daero, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea. It is set against the backdrop of Bukhaksan Mountain and is located north of the city center's office dense areas such as City Hall and Jongno-Euljiro.

Myeongdong is a neighborhood reminiscent of a giant shopping mall. In general, Myeongdong Street is about 1 kilometer from Myeongdong Station on Subway Line 4 to Euljiro and Lotte Department Store. In addition to shopping, there are many places to eat and enjoy in Myeongdong.