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Chojeong Yaksu Sejong Spatel is located in Chojeong-ri, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do, and is a spatel with a concept focused on health and healing. It goes beyond the concept of accommodation, offering a carbonated mineral spring source bath sauna, oak wood fire loess hanjeungmak (Korean sauna), an outdoor bath surrounded by nature for a healing experience, and a spacious cafe for relaxing comfortably. Chojeong Yaksu is one of the world's three major carbonated mineral springs and is renowned for its efficacy, as King Sejong the Great stayed at the palace built here for 67 days and treated his eye disease. Even now, many people visit for its effects on various ailments such as high blood pressure and diabetes. The hanjeungmak is designed with loess bricks and uses only oak wood firewood, providing hot hanjeungmak baths at 70–80°C with infrared effects from directly heating the oak wood in the furnace. After the hanjeungmak, there are separate outdoor baths for men and women. After descending from the hanjeungmak, there is a healing cafe with a resting area for sleep and private rooms exclusively for families, offering spaces not found in other jjimjilbangs. It is a place to heal in nature while taking care of your health.

Chojeong Healing Village is established based on the historical and cultural value of King Sejong the Great, who treated eye diseases with Chojeong mineral water, one of the world's three major mineral waters. The facility includes a carbonated water pool using Chojeong mineral water (cold spring), individual mineral baths, and a spa healing pool using warm water pressure. In the meditation healing room, visitors can experience active meditation, singing bowls, and laughter healing meditation. The food healing room offers programs using seasonal and fermented foods. The operating periods vary by program, and related schedules must be checked on the Cheongju Cultural Industry Promotion Foundation website.

Chojeong Mineral Spring is a mineral spring located in Chojeong-ri, Naesu-eup, Cheongwon-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do. It produces about 8,500 liters per day of sterile carbonated water containing harmless minerals from a limestone layer 100 meters underground. Alongside Shasta in the USA and Apollinaris in Germany, it is regarded as one of the world's three great mineral springs, having been discovered about 600 years ago. The spring site is well maintained to allow visitors to drink or fill containers with water, and footbath facilities are available except during winter. Known nationwide from early times as Yeongcheon, where cold natural carbonated water flows, it is recorded in and . King Sejong the Great once visited, staying for 60 days to treat his eye disease, making it a historic mineral spring. Currently, there are two mineral water beverage factories in the area producing and selling natural drinks made from Chojeong Mineral Spring water. The spring’s remarkable effects are attributed to a high radium content, believed to help not only eye diseases but also skin conditions. Nearby, hot springs using Chojeong Mineral Spring water operate, and Chojeong Cultural Park and Chojeong Haenggung Palace are good places to visit together.