2026-09-15
Guseong-dong, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon
The Gapcheon Stream originates at Daedunsan Mountain and flows into the Geumgang River. The stretch of the stream that runs in front of Chungnam National University and the KAIST campus is a particularly popular picnic spot. With walking trails and dedicated bike paths in place, there is a constant stream of visitors coming to exercise, take walks, or go for bike rides. As it allows people to fully enjoy the beautiful scenery of the stream, it is one of the most beloved attractions among Daejeon residents. With nearby attractions such as Yuseong Hot Springs, Yurim Hot Springs, Expo Science Park, Daejeon Shinsegae Art & Science, Seongsimdang, and Hanbat Arboretum, it’s also an excellent destination for combined sightseeing.
2026-09-15
655 Doryong-dong, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon
The Expo Bridge connects Expo Science Park—famous for the Hanbit Tower—with Hanbat Arboretum, one of Daejeon’s most popular tourist attractions. During the day, many day-trippers enjoy a leisurely rest around the Expo Bridge. Many people also rent bicycles from nearby rental shops to explore the area. Expo Bridge is also renowned as a prime spot for night views; its scenic lighting is turned on from sunset until 22:00, regardless of the season. Furthermore, on summer weekends, a Musical Fountain sprays water in harmony with the dazzling lights. This is why Expo Bridge is a favorite not only among tourists but also among photographers.
2026-09-15
623-1 Boram-dong, Sejong-si
Geumgang Riverside Park offers views of the Geumgang River and attracts many visitors year-round. A large parking lot is located right next to the park, making it easy to park. The park features a variety of facilities, including the Geumgang Riverside Park Campground, picnic areas, barbecue areas, children’s playgrounds, an outdoor stage, rest areas, and walking trails. In the summer, the Musical Fountain is operational, making it a great spot for family outings, and the wooden decks installed throughout the park are perfect for camping or spreading out a blanket to enjoy a picnic.
2026-10-20
128 Seongchung-ro miam-gil, Naesan-myeon, Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do
Miamsa Temple's name derives from a legend claiming that rice grows on the sheer cliff face. Founded sometime around 602, the temple underwent many reconstructions following various fires, with the current temple buildings being constructed in 1967. At the entrance to Miamsa Temple, 250 golden Buddha statues line the path, followed by a stupa containing the Buddha’s true relics. Upon entering the temple grounds, a majestic reclining Buddha immediately catches the eye, and the main hall inside enshrines 20,000 Buddha statues. Above the Reclining Buddha stand Yongwangjeon Hall within a small cave, a sculpture of the Child Manjusri in a pond, and a stele commemorating the pairing of the Bodhidharma statue.
2026-10-02
167 Seongheung-ro 97beon-gil, Imcheon-myeon, Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do
As you climb the stairs running alongside the rocky cliff, you’ll see a massive tree standing tall atop a stone wall. This zelkova tree, over 400 years old, has grown a uniquely heart-shaped branch, earning it the nickname “Love Tree.” With its half-heart-shaped branches and having stood in the same spot for over 400 years—leading to its designation as a Natural Monument in 2021—the Love Tree attracts countless tourists every year. With this tree as a backdrop, it has gained popularity as a filming location for various TV dramas. The open field where the Love Tree stands hosts a variety of events, such as the Sunrise Festival and a memorial service for the anonymous soldiers of the Baekje Kingdom.
2026-09-15
518 Haean-ro, Buk-gu, Pohang-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do
The Pohang Marine Skywalk, a new tourist attraction in Pohang, is a marine skywalk built over the sea with an average height of 7 meters and a total length of 463 meters. The bridge, which winds out toward the sea like a roller coaster, features sections of the deck made of special glass, allowing visitors to see the waves rolling beneath their feet and creating the thrilling sensation of walking on the water. In the center of the skywalk is a 1.2-meter-deep natural seawater pool built with a ring of artificial rocks; it serves as a swimming pool during the summer beach season while offering breathtaking views of the ocean. At night, colorful lights along the path create a dazzling and picturesque scene.
2026-08-27
307 Bokbunja-ro, Buan-myeon, Gochang-gun, Jeonbuk-do
Jeonbuk’s first private garden, the Flower Guest Project, is designed as a farm garden where half-century-old trees blend with hundreds of thousands of flowers that bloom throughout the seasons. The Flower Guest Project Flower Party, which showcases new flowers and scenery every season, features seasonal plant-themed events such as the Gochang Pink Muhly Festival and the Gochang Zinnia Festival. Additionally, it features an outdoor garden café and pet-friendly areas, making it a great place to enjoy with loved ones. You can take a stroll through the garden and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
2026-09-04
36 Yeonanbudu-ro, Jemulpo-gu, Incheon
The Palmido Cruise is a sightseeing cruise that departs from Yeonan Pier in Jemulpo-gu, Incheon. The route to Palmido Island, located approximately 16 km west of Yeonan Pier, offers views of the Incheondaegyo Bridge and the islands of the West Sea. Palmido Island is home to Korea’s first modern lighthouse, which was lit in 1903. The old lighthouse has been designated as a National Historic Site, and the new lighthouse, built in 2003, stands side by side with it. Palmido Island was long restricted as a military protection zone but was opened to the public in 2009. Visitors can explore the lighthouse, the Lighthouse History Museum, Sopalmido Beach, and the Dulle Trail. Cruise options include a round-trip route to Palmido Island lasting approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes and an 80-minute sightseeing cruise around the waters off Incheon. Depending on the season and day of the week, additional programs such as a sunset cruise to view the sunset over the West Sea, a fireworks cruise, and squid fishing on board are also available. The Camellia Cruise, currently in service, consists of three decks: the first deck features a snack bar and a karaoke room; the second deck has an indoor seating area; and the third deck offers an outdoor Observatory with a 360-degree view.
2026-10-14
11 Hongik-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul
My K-Beauty Discovered Through Color Cocory Color Hongdae is an experiential K-beauty space that analyzes suitable colors and styles based on individual skin tones and facial and body characteristics. It examines brightness, saturation, and color tendencies through skin color analysis and color draping, providing results that can be applied in daily life, such as lip, accessory, hair, and makeup colors. In addition to the basic personal color program, it operates on a reservation basis for services like facial and body analysis, makeup and feature analysis, personal makeup, and integrated packages. The program can be provided in Korean, English, Chinese, or Japanese, making it accessible for foreign tourists. It is a great experiential location that can be linked to shopping and sightseeing schedules, guiding individuals on color and design directions to utilize the consultation results in fashion and beauty product selections. Reservations can be made by selecting the program, date, and language on the official website.
2026-10-14
193-3 Yeonhui-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul
My Own K-Beauty Discovered Through Color Cocory Color Yeonhui Main Branch is an experiential K-beauty space that analyzes suitable colors and styles based on individual skin tones and facial and body characteristics. It examines brightness, saturation, and color tendencies through skin tone analysis and color draping, providing results that can be applied in daily life, such as lip, accessory, hair, and makeup colors. It operates on a reservation basis, offering not only a basic personal color program but also facial and body analysis, makeup and feature analysis, personal makeup, and integrated packages. The program can be provided in Korean, English, Chinese, or Japanese, making it accessible for foreign tourists. It is a great experiential location that can be linked to shopping and sightseeing schedules, guiding individuals on color and design directions to utilize the consultation results in fashion and beauty product selection. Reservations can be made by selecting the program, date, and preferred language on the official website.