
A Scenic Travel Course Through Jecheon & Danyang
9 stops · Approx. 2 hours 26 minutes
A Chungcheongbuk-do travel itinerary starting at the photogenic Moss Tunnel in Danyang! Take in the breathtaking scenery of Danyang and Jecheon as you pass Danuri Aquarium and Danyang Gugyeong Traditional Market (1st, 6th), leading to Dodamsambong Peaks and the Jecheon Oksunbong Suspension Bridge. Immerse yourself in nature on the Cheongpung Cable Car, enjoy a delicious meal at Myeongga Bakdaljae, relax at Uirimji Reservoir, and wrap up a fulfilling trip with a stay at Yeobyeoncho House.
- Duration
- Approx. 2 hours 26 minutes
- Distance
- 93km
Along the way
- 1
Moss Tunnel
이끼터널
Located near Danyang Suyanggae Light Tunnel, the Moss Tunnel is a popular photo spot. Moss began growing naturally on both walls of the road long ago, creating an exotic green tunnel that visitors can enjoy from spring to summer. While traffic is light, great care must be taken when crossing the road to take photos.MoreLess

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Danuri Aquarium
다누리아쿠아리움
Danuri Aquarium, a freshwater ecology center, houses about 20,000 domestic fish across 63 species and 1,600 overseas fish across 87 species. Visitors can observe a wide variety of fish from around the world alongside native Namhangang River species, including golden mandarin fish, sweetfish, and Korean bitterling. Furthermore, the aquariums are designed around the theme of the Eight Scenic Views of Danyang, offering another unique sight.MoreLess

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Danyang Gugyeong Traditional Market (1st, 6th)
단양구경시장 (1, 6일)
This is the largest traditional market in Danyang, Chungcheongbuk-do. Homegrown vegetables and soybeans, along with wild greens gathered from Sobaeksan Mountain, evoke a sense of nostalgia, and visitors can browse vintage household items not found in large department stores or marts. A wide variety of food is available, including corn, savory pancakes (buchimgae), and makgeolli. A five-day market also opens concurrently on the 1st, 6th, 11th, 16th, 21st, and 26th of each month.MoreLess

- 4Dodamsambong Peaks
도담삼봉
Dodamsambong Peaks rise majestically in the middle of the gently flowing, clear blue waters of the Namhangang River. Three peaks stand above the water: the imposing General Peak (Husband Peak) in the center, flanked by the flirtatious Concubine Peak (Daughter Peak) on the left and the demure Wife Peak (Son Peak) turned slightly away on the right. It is said that Jeong Do-jeon, a founding contributor of the Joseon Dynasty, spent his youth enjoying leisure here, even adopting Sambong as his pen name.MoreLess

- 5Jecheon Oksunbong Suspension Bridge
제천 옥순봉 출렁다리
Offering the closest and most immersive view of the scenic site Oksunbong Peak, the Oksunbong Suspension Bridge spans 222 meters in length and 1.5 meters in width. It connects to a 944-meter trekking trail consisting of deck walkways and palm mats, allowing visitors to leisurely explore both Cheongpungho Lake and Oksunbong Peak.MoreLess
- 6Cheongpung Cable Car
청풍호반케이블카
The Cheongpung Cable Car runs a 2.3-kilometer round-trip route between Multae-ri, Cheongpung-myeon and the summit of Bibongsan Mountain, utilizing the latest D-Line model from Austrian manufacturer Doppelmayr. It operates 43 10-seater cabins, 10 of which are Crystal Cabins with transparent floors that offer a thrilling view straight down.MoreLess

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Myeongga Bakdaljae
명가박달재
Myeongga Bakdaljae serves medicinal cuisine (yakseon) made with healthy food ingredients and medicinal herbs. It encapsulates traditional philosophies: 'yaksikdongwon' (medicine and food share the same origin), 'yeongsikyangsaeng' (nurturing health through good food), and 'sintoburi' (local produce is best for local bodies). Guests can enjoy a deep, wholesome flavor enhanced by natural seasonings made by decocting 16 varieties of oriental herbs.MoreLess
- 8Uirimji Reservoir
의림지
Uirimji Reservoir is one of Korea's representative historic irrigation facilities. Although the exact date of construction is unknown, it is believed to have existed since the Samhan period. A legend tells that during the reign of King Jinheung of Silla, the musical master Ureuk built an embankment to dam the stream, and 700 years later, Magistrate Park Ui-rim rebuilt it to make it sturdier.MoreLess

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Yeobyeoncho House
엽연초하우스
Yeobyeoncho House is a guesthouse established by Jecheon City to promote stay-oriented downtown tourism. It earned its unique name, meaning 'tobacco leaf,' because it was created by remodeling part of the former Jecheon Tobacco Production Cooperative building. Located in downtown Jecheon, it offers great accessibility and budget-friendly accommodations with excellent value.MoreLess

Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI) · Machine-translated