Gyeryong Sagye Old House is the ancestral home of Sagye Kim Jang-saeng, a great Confucian scholar of the mid-Joseon period. Built in 1602 (35th year of King Seonjo), it was the residence of Master Sagye and his wife, Lady Kim of Suncheon. The house now offers traditional experiences such as coming-of-age ceremonies and reminiscence wedding photo shoots.

Nonsan Myeongjae Historic House is a traditional house built by the children and disciples of Yun Jeung, a scholar from the Joseon Dynasty. It was designated as a National Folk Cultural Heritage in 1984. The building shows elements of mid-19th century architectural style and features characteristics of Joseon yangban (noble class) houses.

The Literary Museum and Birthplace of Shin Dong-yeop showcases the life and literary works of Shin Dong-yeop, known as a lyrical and national poet who followed the tradition of Korean lyric poetry. Visitors can view his representative works including "Let the Husk Go," "Geumgang," and "On Mountains and Hills."

Selected as one of Korea's Top 100 Tourist Attractions for 2021-2022. Entering Asan's Oeam Village feels like traveling back in time. This traditional village, formed about 500 years ago as a clan village of the Yean Lee family, now has about 80 households. It preserves well-maintained noble houses, thatched stone walls, and gardens unique to Chungcheong-do style, and houses various folk items.

The site includes the ancestral home of Chusa Kim Jeong-hui, the greatest calligrapher of the late Joseon period, which exudes the subtle fragrance of ink, as well as Princess Hwasun's Hong Gate and a white pine tree.

Goam Lee Eung-no, born in Hongseong, Chungcheongnam-do, was recognized as a world-renowned artist. His works are imbued with wishes for world peace and deep longing for his hometown Hongseong and his mother. We hope you share many stories about his life and artistic journey at Lee Eung-no's House, where Goam Lee Eung-no's spirit rests.

Hongseong is the birthplace and hometown of General Kim Jwa-jin, known as Baekya. General Kim led the victorious Battle of Cheongsanri, recorded as the greatest military achievement in Korea's independence struggle history. A memorial service is held every year on October 25th.

This is the birthplace of Manhae Han Yong-un, who was an independence activist, Buddhist monk, and poet. As one of the 33 national representatives of the March 1st Movement in 1919, he wrote Chapter 3 of the Declaration of Independence and published "The Silence of Love" in 1926.