Gyeongsangnam-do
Places to visit in Hapcheon-gun
This area brings together wetlands, mountains, temple history, and a film and television production site. Choose from Hwangmaesan Mountain, Jeongyang Wetland, the area around Haeinsa Temple, and the Film Theme Park.
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Places to visit
21 placesJeongyang Leisure Sports Park
Enjoy outdoor activities and relax at this riverside park in Hapcheon. Check which facilities are available each season when planning a visit.
View on mapHwanggye Falls
Water cascades between rocky cliffs at this waterfall. Follow the nearby forest trails to take in the valley and falls.
View on mapHapcheon Image Theme Park and Cheongwadae Set
Many films and TV dramas have been shot at this set location.
View on mapHwangmaesan County Park
A signature tourist destination with landscapes that change color through the seasons.
View on mapHapcheon Museum
This museum introduces the history and local culture of Hapcheon. Explore excavated artifacts and exhibits to learn about life in the past.
View on mapOdosan Recreational Forest
Take a break in the forest and valleys on the slopes of Odosan Mountain. You can plan a stay as well as a walk along the forest trails.
View on mapTripitaka Koreana Theme Park
This theme park brings together the culture of historical records, including Haeinsa's Tripitaka Koreana.
View on mapHaeinsa Temple
A major attraction in Hapcheon and a heritage site preserving Korea's history, Haeinsa was selected for the Korea Tourism Organization's 100 Must-Visit Tourist Spots in Korea four times in a row.
View on mapHapcheon Lake Hoeyang Tourist Complex
A lakeside recreation area with scenic natural surroundings.
View on mapSinsoyang Sports Park
See seasonal flowers such as pink muhly grass, canola, and yellow cosmos, along with groves of ginkgo trees.
View on mapHaeinsa Sorigil Trail
A popular trekking route with a variety of flower-lined paths.
View on mapJeongyang Wetland Ecological Park
Water plants and birds make their home in this wetland park. Observe the changing natural scenery along its trails throughout the seasons.
View on mapGayasan National Park
This national park stretches across Seongju, Hapcheon, and nearby areas. Its mountain trails bring together rugged peaks, forests, and valleys, with open views along the way.
View on mapHongnyudong Valley
A valley in Gayasan National Park, with rocks and streams winding through the forest.
View on mapCheongnyangsa Temple
A temple on the slopes of Maehwasan Mountain, where you can see a stone seated statue of Shakyamuni Buddha, a stone lantern, and a three-story stone pagoda.
View on mapNamsanjeilbong Peak
A peak on Maehwasan Mountain within Gayasan National Park. Its steep rocky ridges and forests make for scenic hikes and views.
View on mapOkjeon Tumuli
A group of low burial mounds where you can learn about elite Gaya-era tombs and traces of exchange with other regions.
View on mapHambyeokru Pavilion
An old pavilion by the Hwanggang River, where you can take in riverside scenery and admire traditional wooden architecture.
View on mapIlhae Park
A park in Hapcheon-eup for walking and relaxing. It contains the March 1st Independence Movement Memorial Tower.
View on mapHapcheon Lake
A lake formed by Hapcheon Dam, which holds back the Hwanggang River. You can see the broad expanse of water and the dam together.
View on mapGyeongsangnam-do Safety Experience Center
An interactive facility in Hapcheon where you can experience safety scenarios and learn how to respond.
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Scenes of the area
- Explore valleys and a film village in Hapcheon-gun.
- Discover forests and records in Hapcheon-gun.
- Enjoy an ecological stroll by Hapcheon Lake.
- Rocky trails on Gayasan and Maehwasan Mountains.
- Discover history along the Hwanggang River.
- A day out by the water at Hapcheon Lake.