[10:00] Arrival in Anmyeondo

[10:00~11:00] Bridge of Anmyeonam /  Yeouseom Island

▶Bridge of Anmyeon

An old bridge that runs from Anmyeonam to Yeouseom Island

It is in the form of a bridge attached to an orange buoy, and when water comes in, the buoy floats, so it is fun to cross the shaking bridge.

▶Yeouseom Island

Yeou means 'fox' in Korean. There is a legend that when the Namhangang River was flooded with a load road developed on the edge of the main stream of the Namhangang River, all of them were flooded and only a fox managed to escape.

[11:30~12:30] Lunch 

[12:30~14:00] Anmyeondo Natural Recreation Forest

▶Anmyeondo Natural Recreation Forest

It is the only simple pine forest in Korea, and the natural forest of facial pine trees about 100 years old is collectively growing at 430ha.

[14:30~16:30] Daecheon Sky Bike & Cart

▶Daecheon Sky Bike

[17:00~18:00] Sanghwawon (Jukdo Island)

▶Sanghwawon

It is a traditional Korean garden created to protect the nature of Jukdo Island, and it is said to have been named Sanghwawon to worship harmony. 

A 1km roofed corridor is installed around the island, and it is said to be the longest corridor in the world. In Sanghwawon, Hanok Village, Panseok Square, and Haneul Garden are built, and Panseok Square is made of five stones, a special product of Boryeong, and Haneul Garden is a three-story building where you can see the sunset on the west coast.

[18:30~19:30] Dinner 

[20:00] Arrival at accommodation

[08:30] Departure after having breakfast

[09:00~10:00] Cheongyang Cheonjang Lake Suspension Bridge

▶Cheonjangho Lake Suspension Bridge  

It was built in 2009 as a specialty of Cheongyang and is the longest suspension bridge in Korea with a total length of 207m. In the middle of the bridge, a 16-meter-high pylon shaped like Cheongyang's specialty ,  a matrimony vine and pepper,  attracts attention.

[10:40~11:40] Tomb of King Muryeong

▶Tomb of King Muryeong

It is the tomb of the 25th King Muryeong and Queen of Baekje during the Three Kingdoms Period (4th to 7th century).

In the summer of 1971, it was accidentally discovered during the maintenance of the drainage channel between the tombs 5 and 6 in Songsan-ri, which had already been investigated. The crater has a circular plan with a diameter of about 20m and is 7.7m from the bottom of the wooden chamber to the basin.

[12:00~13:00] Lunch 

[14:00~15:00] Magoksa Temple

▶Magoksa Temple  

It was founded in A.D 640 by Jajang, and reconstructed by State Preceptor Bojo in 1172. At the time of its foundation, it was about 30 large temples, but now there are only Daeungbojeon Hall (Treasure No. 801), Daegwangbojeon Hall (Treasure No. 802), Yeongsanjeon Hall (Treasure No. 800), Sacheonwangmun Gate, and Haetalmun Gate. Other treasures of the temple include a five-story stone pagoda (Treasure No. 799), a Buddhist bell, a gwaebul, a wooden tablet, and a bronze incense burner.

[15:00] Departure

[사진출처: 한국관광공사]