Gyeryong Dugye Stream Ecological Park is a representative walking trail of Gyeryong City, originating from Sindoan-myeon and passing through the Gyeryong area. In summer, it becomes a playground for children with the opening of a water park, making it an ecological experience site in Gyeryong City.

Ibam Waterfront Park is a reservoir located in Ibam-ri, Duma-myeon, famous for its metasequoia landscape planted along the circular path. A waterfront deck walkway of about 1km is created around the reservoir, making it suitable for taking a stroll while enjoying the surrounding scenery.

Amyongchu is a small rocky pond of about 10 pyeong (33 square meters) located on the middle slopes of Gyeryongsan Mountain, where valley water accumulates. It is a place with a legend that a female dragon cultivated her way and ascended to heaven from here.

Shinwonsa Temple is one of the three major temples of Gyeryongsan Mountain, along with Donghaksa and Gapsa, located in Yanghwa-ri, Gyeryong-myeon, Gongju City. It was founded by the great monk Bodeok in 651 during the reign of King Uija of Baekje. After several reconstructions, it was renovated by monk Boryeon in 1876 and repaired by monk Manheo in 1946. The current Shinwonsa is said to have been relocated after being destroyed during the Japanese invasion in 1592. The original site is believed to be a wide field south of Shinwonsa and Jungakdan. At Jungakdan, an annual Mountain God Festival is held, harmoniously blending Confucian, Buddhist, and Shamanistic rituals.

The Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) was introduced by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in 2002 to preserve globally unique agricultural systems, biodiversity, and traditional agricultural knowledge. As of July 2018, over 50 sites in 20 countries have been designated. In Korea, Geumsan Traditional Ginseng Agriculture became the fourth GIAHS site and the world's first for ginseng cultivation.

Daedunsan Provincial Park (Geumsan) is a mountain composed of layered rocky peaks. Not only is the mountain itself scenic, but the views from the main peak Macheondae and the second peak Nakjodae are spectacular. It's also popular among mountaineers for its various rock climbing courses. What's the famous spot in Jinsan-myeon, Geumsan-gun? It's Saengaedae (735m), where you can closely appreciate the mountain's rocky peaks and cliffs, along with the thousand-year-old Daedunsan Taegosa Temple and Nakjodae, the second peak of Daedunsan.

The Woryeongsan Suspension Bridge is a 275m long pillarless bridge connecting Woryeongsan and Bueongsam mountains in Jewon-myeon, Geumsan-gun. It offers a panoramic view of the upper Geumgang River. Closed every Wednesday for safety inspections. Free admission (fees may apply in the future).

The Geumgang River, flowing through Chungcheongnam-do and Chungcheongbuk-do, has two additional names besides "Geumgang". It's called "Jeokbyeokgang" as it flows past the red cliffs of Geumsan in Chungcheongnam-do, and "Baekmagang" as it passes by Busosan in Buyeo, Chungcheongnam-do. The Geumgang River thus embraces the nature and history of the region as it meanders through Chungcheong Province.

Tapjeong Lake Waterfront Eco Park is the second largest lake in Chungcheongnam-do, offering beautiful scenery in every season. At night, visitors can enjoy the beautiful nightscape of Tapjeong Lake illuminated by media facades and landscape lighting around the lake's floodgates. It features the largest suspension bridge in the East at 600m, making it a prominent tourist landmark in Nonsan.

Waemok Village is the only place in Korea where you can see both sunrise and sunset. It's a famous sunrise spot visited by 100,000 people annually to make wishes at the beginning and end of the year. It's also a tourist destination where you can enjoy swimming, yacht and mudflat experiences, sea fishing, and various marine activities.

Gaehwa Art Park is a large-scale comprehensive art complex spanning about 165,000 square meters, consisting of Herb Land, Birim Park, and Mosan Art Museum. Its beautiful scenery is famous as a popular spot for social media photos.

The cold wind bath using the natural wind of an abandoned mine is cool enough to instantly relieve even the intense heat of midsummer. Even in the height of summer when outside temperatures exceed 30°C, the indoor temperature of the 50-meter-long cold wind bath remains at 12°C, becoming cooler as the outside temperature rises. A nearby restaurant sells mushroom pancakes grown using the natural wind from the abandoned mine. After enjoying the cold wind bath, relaxing in the rest area while overlooking Cheongcheon Reservoir is also a delightful experience.

Lake Boryeong, famous for its beautiful scenery, is an artificial lake about 20 times the size of Yeouido. With Mt. Ami (349m) and Mt. Yanggak (411m) facing each other across the lake, the skyline is beautiful and reflected on the water surface, making everyone who sees it praise the landscape. In spring, cherry blossom roads beautifully unfold around Lake Boryeong.

Jukdo (Boryeong), once an island lush with bamboo, is located midway between Daecheon and Muchangpo beaches and is connected to Nampo Seawall. Sanghwawon, a Korean traditional garden that preserves Jukdo's natural beauty, is nestled among oddly shaped rocks and dense pine trees. The various spaces within Sanghwawon harmoniously blend water, trees, and wind.

Seodong Park and Gungnamji Pond, the first artificial garden in Korea created during King Mu's reign, is a must-visit spot in Buyeo. Walking around the pond surrounded by willows with long drooping branches, you'll be captivated by Gungnamji's charm. Interestingly, Gungnamji is even more beautiful at night! Enjoy the night view of Poryongjeong Pavilion after sunset.

At the summit of Seongheungsan, a 400-year-old zelkova tree welcomes visitors. The tree's trunk and right branch form a shape resembling half a heart. Taking a photo between them and mirroring it creates a perfect heart shape. The effect is enhanced at sunset when the red glow spreads. The view of the Geumgang River downstream and the mountain ridges bathed in sunset is also spectacular. Complete your love with someone special at Seongheungsan's Love Tree.

"A famous mountain with historic cultural relics and beautiful natural scenery" Mt. Gaya boasts stunning scenery all year round, with views of the West Sea and Seosan City from its peak. Spring brings a spectacle of azaleas and royal azaleas, autumn offers rich fall foliage, and winter creates a snow country with white frost flowers. It's considered the core of the Naepo cultural area, with various cultural properties scattered around, including the Rock-carved Triad Buddha in Yonghyeon-ri, Seosan, Bowonsa Temple Site, and Gaesimsa Temple. Centered around the main peak Gayabong (677.6m), it connects with peaks like Wonhyobong, Seokmunbong, and Sujeongbong, offering diverse yet not too difficult hiking trails.

"Famous for its pebble beach and Elephant Rock" Hwanggeum Mountain, though only 156m high, is known for its scenic beauty with forest paths blending pine trees and wildflowers, and a coastline of pebbles. Beyond the mountain, visitors can admire beautiful coastal cliffs featuring Elephant Rock. Bordering the West Sea, it offers a trekking course that combines mountain and sea experiences. It once stood prominently in the sea like an island, but is now fully connected to the mainland due to the construction of a chemical plant.

The National Institute of Ecology (Seocheon) recreates local ecosystems and offers ecological experiences of the world's five major climate zones. Each greenhouse contains about 2,400 species of animals and plants, including fish, reptiles, amphibians, and birds specific to each climate zone, allowing visitors to enjoy exploring an unknown world.

The Geumgang River Estuary Migratory Bird Sanctuary (Seocheon) is where the Geumgang River, one of Korea's four major rivers, winds through Chungcheong-do and reaches the West Sea. It's a paradise for migratory birds. Every winter, this place where the Geumgang flows into the West Sea after a 400-ri journey offers a spectacular view of about 500,000 migratory birds of 40 species. It's a wintering ground for various ducks and geese, including whooper swans, baikal teals, mallards, and swan geese, and is ecologically important for waterfowl.

The Camellia Forest in Maryang-ri, Seocheon, designated as Natural Monument No. 169 in April 1965, is known for its year-round greenery. The camellias bloom in early spring, around late March. On the eastern slope of the hill, about 80 camellia trees, each over 500 years old, grow in a cluster.

The Sinseong-ri Reed Field, where reeds create a spectacular view as if touching the blue sky, holds the mystery of nature with its vast area. It is counted as one of Korea's four major reed fields. According to the annual reed growth promotion program operated from February to April, you can see green reeds from May, and enjoy a feast of brown reeds in September.

Yubu Island is part of the Seocheon Tidal Flat, covering an area of about 68.09 km⊃2;, which harmoniously combines mud and sand flats originating from the Geumgang River estuary. It was inscribed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site in 2021, recognizing its ecological conservation value. Located on a major migratory bird route, Yubu Island serves as a resting place for over 100 species of rare migratory birds, making it a valuable conservation area and a foundation for global ecotourism.

The Ginkgo Tree Avenue along Gokgyo Stream features neatly lined ginkgo trees from Chungmu Bridge to Hyeonchungsa Shrine in Asan city. This 1.2km-long tree tunnel is the longest ginkgo tree-lined street in Korea and is beautiful to visit in any season.

Sinjeongho Sports Park (Sinjeongho Park) is a place where you can enjoy beautiful scenery and 'rest'. Sinjeongho is an artificial lake created in 1926, recently developed as a tourist destination attracting many visitors. At the lake, you can ride motorboats and duck boats, or rent bicycles to tour around. The outdoor music hall hosts various performances, and the musical fountain park features fountains synchronized to classical music.

Bongsusan Arboretum is a natural arboretum that preserves the natural charm of native trees, medicinal trees, wildflowers, herbs, and natural wetlands against the backdrop of the stunning natural scenery of Bongsusan Mountain and Yedang Lake.

The Yedang Lake Swinging Bridge is a 402m long suspension bridge symbolizing Yedang Lake, the largest reservoir in Korea (40km circumference, 2km width). The musical fountain offers a colorful spectacle of water and light accompanied by melodious music.

Yesan Stork Park was the first in Korea to be established for the successful restoration of the Oriental White Stork (Natural Monument No. 199), which had become extinct due to environmental degradation, and for its reintroduction to the wild in the Korean Peninsula.

Cheonan Samgeori Park is known as the junction of Samnam-daero, where roads diverge towards Seoul in the north, Gyeongsang-do in the south, and Jeolla-do in the west. The park, developed since the 1970s, features weeping willows throughout and Yeongnamnu Pavilion by the pond, believed to be the gate tower of Hwachukgwan from the Joseon Dynasty. Nearby is the Cheonan Museum, which showcases the history of Cheonan from prehistoric times to the modern era.

The Cheonjangho Suspension Bridge was certified as the longest domestic bridge by the Korea Official Record Institute in 2017. It offers a thrilling experience with 30-40cm swings in all directions when crossing the middle. It was featured on the KBS program "2 Days & 1 Night". Visitors pray for family peace and well-being at the lake statue, yellow dragon statue, and wish rock. Through the Cheonjangho eco-tourism infrastructure project, it has become a new tourist destination with waterfront walkways, eco-experience sculptures, and an eco-park. The beautiful night view and lighting during night openings make the bridge attractive for revisits. A walking path to the Alps Village has opened through the Sky Road to the Alps.

Alpums Park is a new tourist attraction that utilizes the ecology around Janggokcheon through walking trails, a maze garden, wildflower garden, and exploration sculptures. In the center of the park, there is 'Cheongyang Alpums' shaped like an egg and nest, allowing visitors to enjoy a walk and view the garden simultaneously.

Chilgapsan Jangseung Park, featuring the largest Cheonha Daejanggun and Jiha Yeojanggun jangseung (village guardian posts) in Korea, is a theme park created for the Chilgapsan Jangseung Festival in May 1999. It was established to preserve disappearing traditional culture and promote jangseung culture by recreating actual jangseung used in rituals in Cheongyang villages. The Jangseung Festival is still held around the first full moon of the lunar new year.

Chilgapsan Provincial Park, named after the number seven symbolizing all things in the universe and the first letter of the sexagenary cycle, is a famous mountain standing at 561m above sea level with various peaks and valleys. Designated as a provincial park in March 1973, it encompasses Aheunaheupgol, Chilgapsanjang, Cheonjangho, and Janggoksa Temple. With its gentle slopes, it's a popular destination for hikers seeking health benefits.

The world's largest sand dunes (coastal dunes) shaped by wind create a fantastic atmosphere, making it an ideal primitive ecological tourist destination.

The breathtaking sunset scenery, where the red sun sinks into the sea against the backdrop of the beautiful Grandmother and Grandfather Rocks, is undoubtedly the best sunset view on the west coast.

The natural red pine forest, growing straight as if piercing the sky, is of such high quality that it was used as material for building palaces and ships, inspiring awe in those who see it.

Right in front of Sokdong Observatory, there is a small island called 'Mo Island', where a boat-shaped photo zone has been installed. The area below the observatory is a sheer cliff, allowing visitors to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Cheonsu Bay.