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Geochang Apple Theme Park is an exhibition space where you can see, feel, and experience everything about apples through your five senses. Using Geochang premium apples, there is a cooking classroom where you can make delicious dishes such as apple rose pie and apple pizza, and try various experiences. In addition, you can enjoy making your own cup and mini cultivator experience, making it a great place to visit with children. The apple education center includes a circular plaza and park with the Geochang apple mark, a wisteria-shaded bench for resting, a lawn and walking trail for children to play, and you can also see beautiful wildflowers.

Simwusa (Geochang Buddhist Temple) was founded in May 1935 by the monk Wolam using land donated by layman Lee Hyeonbo. Simwusa is a temple in the city center that holds regular Buddhist services on the first and fifteenth days of each month, where monks and believers pray together. It has a main Buddha Hall, a five-story stone pagoda, a bell pavilion, and a temple bell. Inside the hall, there is the ‘Geochang Simwusa Wooden Seated Amitabha Buddha Statue’ designated as a treasure, and the ‘Geochang Simwusa Samjang Bosal Painting’ designated as a cultural heritage material of Gyeongsangnam-do.

Geochang Changchungsa Shrine is a shrine dedicated to the five loyal subjects Shin Geuk-jong, Shin Seok-hyeon, Shin Deok-hyeon, Shin Chi-geun, and Shin Gwang-se, also called Ochungsa. It was built in 1788. The five loyal subjects were local officers of Geochang-hyeon. When Yi In-jwa started a rebellion moving northward toward Seoul, and Jeong Hee-ryang joined the rebellion in Anui-hyeon, they rose in resistance and achieved merit by defeating the rebels. After the rebellion was suppressed, they were posthumously appointed Gongjo Jwarang and the shrine was enshrined by royal decree. In 1917, the gatehouse of Geochang guesthouse was relocated and used as the gatehouse of Changchungsa. Changchungsa faces south on the plains by the Dongcheon River, with inner three gates called Oeuimun at the front, Angjinru pavilion to the east within the shrine, and Seongamseodang academy to the west.