Chungcheongnam-do
Places to visit in Buyeo-gun
This area brings together Baekje history and scenery along the Geum River. Discover stories of the old capital at Gudeurae and the area's historic and cultural destinations.
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21 placesSeodongyo Historical Tourist Site
This is a filming location for a drama based on Baekje history. Walk among reconstructed buildings and streets to explore the scenery from the story.
View on mapGudeurae Tourist Site
This wellness destination beside the Baengmagang River has a family park and facilities for recreational sports.
View on mapBaekje Culture Tourism Complex
This visitor-focused tourism complex offers overnight stays and aims to promote the educational value of Baekje culture, tourism, and the local economy.
View on mapBusosanseong Fortress
Known as the rear mountain fortress of Baekje's Sabi-era capital, Busosan Mountain has traces of old walls and forest paths to explore.
View on mapNakhwaam Rock
This cliff rises beside the Baengma River, north of Busosanseong Fortress. It is a scenic spot in Buyeo where river and forest views meet.
View on mapGwanbuk-ri Historic Site, Buyeo
Thought to be part of the Baekje palace in Sabi, this site contains traces of large buildings, roads, and drainage systems.
View on mapBuyeo National Museum
Explore artifacts from the Baekje Sabi period unearthed in Buyeo and southeastern Chungcheong. There is also an exhibition hall dedicated to the Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje.
View on mapJeongnimsa Temple Site, Buyeo
This former temple site dates to Baekje's Sabi period. See the stone pagoda and stone Buddha that remain on the grounds.
View on mapJeongnimsa Temple Site Museum
This museum features exhibitions about the Jeongnimsa Temple Site and Baekje culture.
View on mapGungnamji Pond
At this garden site from the Baekje period, walk around the pond and enjoy lotus flowers that change with the seasons.
View on mapWangheungsa Temple Site, Buyeo
This Buyeo site was once home to a Baekje-era temple. Follow the remains of the old temple grounds as you explore.
View on mapGunsu-ri Temple Site, Buyeo
This former temple site preserves traces of an old Buddhist temple from the Baekje period.
View on mapJaondae Rock and Subukjeong Pavilion
Visit Jaondae Rock, a landmark by the Geum River, and Subukjeong Pavilion to enjoy the riverside scenery.
View on mapBuyeo Royal Tombs
This site contains burial mounds believed to be the tombs of Baekje royalty from the Sabi period. Neungsan-ri Temple Site and Naseong City Wall are nearby, making them easy to visit together.
View on mapNaseong City Wall, Buyeo
This earthen wall once encircled the outside of the Sabi capital. Follow its remains to explore the boundary of the Baekje capital.
View on mapGarimseong Fortress
This Baekje mountain fortress stands on Seongheungsan Mountain. Follow the mountain paths to explore traces of its walls and enjoy the surrounding views.
View on mapDaejosa Temple
At this temple in Buyeo, you can see a stone standing statue of Maitreya Bodhisattva.
View on mapMuryangsa Temple
Set on the slopes of Mansusan Mountain, this temple is home to historic Buddhist heritage, including the two-story Geungnakjeon Hall, a stone lantern, and a five-story stone pagoda.
View on mapHongsan-hyeon Government Office Site
This Joseon-era government office site in Hongsan, Buyeo, preserves traces of an old local administration.
View on mapSongguk-ri Prehistoric Site, Buyeo
This prehistoric site contains traces of a Bronze Age settlement. Explore and imagine what life was like here at the time.
View on mapJangha-ri Three-story Stone Pagoda
This pagoda in Jangha-ri, Buyeo, is known for its Baekje-style design and simple, balanced appearance.
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Scenes of the area
- Baekje scenery in Buyeo.
- A walking route through Busosan Mountain and along the Baengmagang River
- Museums and a pond in downtown Sabi
- Buyeo scenery linking the riverside and a pond
- Royal tombs and the walls around the ancient capital
- A fortress and temple on Seongheungsan Mountain
- Mountain temples and an old government office in western Buyeo
- Bronze Age sites and a stone pagoda in the south