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Bomunsan Happy Forest Dullegil is a walking trail built around Bomunsan. Bomunsan (457.6m) was originally called 'Bomulsan' because it was said that treasures were buried there, later becoming Bomunsan, and it is a representative mountain beloved by the citizens of Daejeon. The trail circles around Bomunsan and returns to the starting point, with a length of about 13 km. You can walk refreshingly under the dense tree shade of Bomunsan, and the autumn foliage is impressive. In addition, you can also enjoy Bomunsanseong, the observatory, and Gochoksa Temple. Nearby are Hanwha Life Eagles Park, Chungmu Gymnasium, and Daejeon Aquarium.

Euneungjeongi Cultural Street in Eunhaeng-dong, Jung-gu, Daejeon is a place led by youth and also known as Daejeon's Myeongdong. It offers a balanced mix of fashion, sights, food, and entertainment. Various cultural events are held here, creating a car-free street that attracts many visitors. It is also known as the long-standing location of the Seongsimdang main store. Nearby are Daejeon Jungang Market, Yeokjeon Market, Daeheung-dong Catholic Church, Hanwha Life Eagles Park, and Chungmu Gymnasium, making it great for linked tourism.

The Daeheung-dong area in Jung-gu, Daejeon, is the original downtown of Daejeon. It features buildings and cafes with a sophisticated urban image alongside scenes that evoke the 1970s and 1980s. What stylishly decorates Daeheung-dong are the old and shabby-looking buildings and vintage-style paintings on the exterior walls. These include a car seemingly breaking through a wall, T-shirts hanging on a hanger on the Sanho-dabang building, T-shirts in the Sanho-yoin-suk alley, and paintings on electric meters in the alleys, creating an analog atmosphere. In addition, old alleys, art supply stores, small theaters, and galleries also stand out.