The Mugunghwa Learning Center (Goemokjeong) is a park located in Sindoan-myeon. It features a large nettle tree that, according to legend, grew from a staff planted by Master Muhak. With many trees including zelkova, mugunghwa (hibiscus), and metasequoia, it offers healing walks along its trails for both body and mind.

The Seokjangri Museum in Gongju, Korea's first prehistoric museum, offers a vivid experience of prehistoric nature, humanity, life, and culture. The exhibition hall features various themes covering Paleolithic culture, while the prehistoric park showcases reconstructions of prehistoric life, including pit houses, animal replicas, and plant groups. The experience learning center offers various permanent hands-on activities, allowing visitors to directly experience the Paleolithic era.

This tower, standing at a location overlooking the battle site of Yeongonpyeong, has "Tower of 700 Righteous Martyrs" inscribed in Korean on its 13.8m tall body. The upper part of the front, where the inscription is, features spears and shields made of bronze, while the lower part has a dragon carved in granite, solemnly commemorating the righteous deaths of the 700 martyrs.

The Korean Confucian Culture Promotion Institute, established near Jonghakdang, is a hub institution for the promotion of Korean studies in Chungcheong. It was founded to preserve and transmit classical cultural resources such as hyanggyo (local Confucian schools), seowon (private Confucian academies), traditional houses, and intangible knowledge resources scattered throughout the Chungcheong region.

Nonsan Yeonsan Cultural Warehouse is a renovated former rice storehouse, transformed into a cultural and artistic complex with five buildings. It offers quality art education and community culture to locals, while providing cultural attractions such as exhibitions and performances for tourists, offering a variety of entertainment.

Viewed from Oknyeobong Peak, Ganggyeong is a natural paradise where the Geumgang tributary meets the Nonsan plain. Known as one of the "Two Great Ports of Joseon" and one of the "Three Great Markets of Korea," it boasts registered cultural heritage sites of modern architecture such as Ganggyeong Catholic Church, former Yeonsu-dang Pharmacy, former Hanil Bank, and former Ganggyeong Labor Union. It's famous for its modern architectural tours and features modern-style buildings like Ganggyeong Modern Culture Street and Ganggyeong Club, allowing visitors to experience Ganggyeong as it was 100 years ago.

Ami Art Museum is a place where nature and art meet, as if you're taking a stroll or in contemplation. Everything your eyes touch becomes a painting, attracting many visitors. It offers various genre programs to satisfy the cultural needs of local residents and visitors.

The Gijisi Tug-of-War Museum is dedicated to providing information and various experiences related to Gijisi Tug-of-War, a representative Korean folk festival with 500 years of history and registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Samseonsan Arboretum is a nature experience learning center with 1,160 species of vegetation and various exhibition gardens, offering plenty to see. It also provides diverse and beautiful seasonal landscapes and features a children's play area in the forest.

The Buyeo National Museum is a specialized Baekje museum that exhibits and educates about cultural artifacts from the Sabi period when Baekje culture flourished. It houses numerous national treasures and relics, including the Baekje Gilt-bronze Incense Burner (National Treasure No. 287). The Children's Museum, in particular, expands children's curiosity and thinking skills through themed play areas based on the gilt-bronze incense burner and media art, while also offering unique enjoyment for adults.

The Baekje Cultural Land is a recreation of the Baekje royal palace from the Three Kingdoms period. Through realistic reproductions based on Baekje-era relics and artifacts, including the hayang-style structure of palaces and temples and their clear, subtle dancheong (traditional multicolored paintwork), visitors can understand Baekje's history and culture. Take a stroll through the Baekje Cultural Land with family or loved ones to experience the old charm of Baekje.

Seodongyo Theme Park is a drama filming location based on "Seodongyo," the story of King Mu, the 30th king of Baekje, who created the biggest scandal of his time. The park features a 1.65km waterfront trail, perfect for quiet alone time or when you want to fully experience solitude. As a bonus, the willows growing in the water along the trail stimulate children's curiosity.

The National Marine Biodiversity Institute of Korea has a five-story exhibition hall (one underground and four above ground) featuring marine biodiversity, future marine industries, marine-themed videos, 4D videos, and special exhibitions. The 'Seed Bank' showcases the diversity of Korea's marine life with 5,200 specimen bottles.

The World Flower Botanical Garden is a botanical garden where visitors can appreciate around 3,000 species of ornamental horticultural plants year-round. Modeled after Dutch garden centers, it captivates people's attention with various flowers each season.

"A great transformation from a household waste incineration facility to an Environmental Science Park! The Environmental Science Park, created by Asan City alongside a waste incineration facility, is both a park where families can relax comfortably and a field learning site for youth focused on science. Not only can visitors relax in the park, but they can also naturally observe how household waste is recycled, raising awareness about recycling and the environment."

The Onyang Folk Museum displays models and daily tools that recreate the living spaces of our ancestors, allowing visitors to experience the lives of the past. Traditional cultural performances are also regularly held. The exhibits are arranged according to the flow of food, clothing, and shelter, making it worthwhile for children's education. The outdoor exhibition hall allows visitors to appreciate exhibits while taking a stroll.

Naepo Bobusang Village is a theme park created around the culture of Bobusang (traditional peddlers). It features a Bobusang distribution culture exhibition hall, traditional market streets, performance venues for intangible cultural heritage, experience workshops, and various contents utilizing the unique culture of Bobusang. Families, friends, and children can easily access, experience, and learn about the history and commercial spirit of Naepo Bobusang traditional culture.

The Hong Dae-yong Science Museum was built near his birthplace to commemorate the great achievements of Damheon Hong Dae-yong, a representative thinker and practical scholar who first advocated the theory of Earth's rotation and spherical shape in the Joseon Dynasty. It is equipped with various facilities including an 800mm reflecting telescope, a 15m diameter planetarium, permanent exhibition hall, and science experience center, designed to inspire dreams, hope, imagination, and creativity in children and youth.

The Seoko Lee Dong-nyeong Memorial Hall exhibits the life and ideas of independence activist Lee Dong-nyeong, offering various displays focusing on the activities of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea and the independence movement.

The Independence Hall of Korea was established on August 15, 1987, through public donations. Its purpose is to collect, preserve, exhibit, investigate, and research materials related to the history of overcoming national crises and national development, thereby establishing the identity of national culture and contributing to the formation of a strong national spirit and national consciousness among the people.

Gowon Botanical Garden is a botanical garden featuring 33 large and small gardens created along gentle walking paths utilizing mountainous terrain. It houses about 8,600 species of plants and is a place for biological resource conservation, caring for 35 endangered plant species designated by the Ministry of Environment, including the Hanabusaya asiatica. It's a tourist attraction where visitors can enjoy nature eco-tourism and ecological learning while viewing various flowers and trees, experience healing at the grass plaza, and enjoy the thrill of sliding down slides that run through the botanical garden.

Chilgapsan Observatory Star Park is an edutainment space featuring Korea's largest 304mm refracting telescope, various telescopes in a hemispherical sliding dome, and Korea's first full dome 5D stereoscopic video system. Visitors can understand the universe as the origin of all things and fully experience the mystery of the night sky. It offers educational and tourism elements as seen in programs like "2 Days & 1 Night".

Chollipo Arboretum, located in Sowon-myeon, Taean-gun, Chungcheongnam-do, is the first private arboretum cultivated with dedication for over 40 years by its founder, the late Min Byeong-gal (American name: Carl Ferris Miller), known as the "Blue-eyed Korean".

Korea Flower Park is located at Kkotji Beach, which boasts beautiful sunsets in Taean. As a floral theme park, it exhibits tulips, summer flowers, and autumn flowers, operating seasonally except for winter.