Gyeongju Daereungwon and Gumi Geumoji Selected as '23 Must-Visit Spring Tourist Destinations'

Gyeongbuk Cultural Tourism Organization Selects One Site Per Region

Jusangji, Wolyeonggyo, Bangokji, Maewon Village, etc.

Gyeongbuk Culture and Tourism Corporation selected 23 must-visit spring tourist destinations in the Gyeongbuk region on the 6th to welcome the spring season.

Focusing on representative spring tourist spots recommended by 23 cities and counties, Gyeongbuk Culture and Tourism Corporation chose 23 locations that are famous for spring flowers such as cherry blossoms, canola flowers, and cornelian cherries, as well as beautiful scenic backgrounds perfect for taking photos or enjoying a light walk.

Cherry Blossoms at Daereungwon, Gyeongju.

The spring tourist destinations selected include the Canola Flower Complex at Homigot, Pohang; Daereungwon and Cheomseongdae area, Gyeongju; Cherry Blossom Baeklit-gil at Yeongcheon Dam, Yeongcheon; Samyeongdaesa Park, Gimcheon; Wolyeonggyo Bridge, Andong; Geum-oji, Gumi; Yeongju Seocheon Riverside, Yeongju; Rose Garden at Hamchang Myeongju Theme Park, Sangju; Dansan Monorail, Mungyeong and Bangokji, Gyeongsan; Hwasan Village, Gunwi; Cornelian Cherry Village, Uiseong; Jusanji, Cheongsong; Seonbawi Tourist Site, Yeongyang; Metasequoia Forest in Beolyeong-ri, Yeongdeok; Unmunsan Dullegil, Cheongdo; Daegaya History Theme Tourist Site, Goryeong; Seongjuho Dullegil, Seongju; Maewon Village, Chilgok; Sobaeksan Sky Park, Yecheon; Ttitimi Village, Bonghwa; Jukbyeon Coastal Sky Rail, Uljin; and Gwaneumdo, Ulleung, consisting of photo spots with beautiful scenery and wellness tourist sites ideal for walking.

Gumi Geumosan Olle Trail Geumojji.

Kim Seong-jo, president of Gyeongbuk Culture and Tourism Corporation, said, “Gyeongbuk is full of beautiful spring flower spots such as cherry blossoms and canola flowers, as well as wellness tourist sites perfect for light walks in the warm spring weather,” adding, “We hope you enjoy a pleasant trip feeling the fresh energy of spring in Gyeongbuk.”