在清州的自然中学习与放松 | 旅行路线 | K-Travel Mate

Munui Cultural Heritage Complex was established to revive and learn about our unique traditional culture, which is disappearing due to the development of human civilization and rapid industrialization, by reproducing the lives and spirit of our ancestors. On a site of about 40,000 pyeong, Munsangwan, a Chungcheongbuk-do tangible cultural heritage, has been relocated and restored, and traditional houses were moved from Gwangjeong-ri, Nangseong-myeon, Nohyeon-ri, Munui-myeon, and Bugang-ri, Bugang-myeon. Seogildeok Hyojagak, Kim Seonbok Chungsingak, and old monuments from the Munui area have also been relocated. The Daecheongho Art Museum, completed in 2004 within the Munui Cultural Heritage Complex, offers a good view over the Daecheongho lakeside where visitors can enjoy paintings and artworks.

Cheongnamdae, located by the Daecheong Lake shore, means 'Warm Southern Blue House' and served as the official presidential villa of the Republic of Korea from 1983. Past presidents held meetings here with various figures to discuss regional issues and hosted several state guests. Covering 1,844,000 square meters, key facilities include the main building, golf course, pavilion, helipad, fish farm, pentagonal pavilion, and thatched-roof house. Five presidents used it a total of 88 times before its opening to the public on April 18, 2003. The landscaping features 124 species of trees totaling around 116,000 and 143 species of wildflowers amounting to 350,000, which are among Cheongnamdae’s prides. The natural ecosystem is well preserved, home to natural monuments such as otters, flying squirrels, wild boars, water deer, leopard cats, raccoons, pheasants, and is also a migratory bird habitat. Cheongnamdae offers a 'Stair of Happiness' with stunning views and an observatory overlooking the blue Daecheong Lake and Cheongnamdae. With ample time, visitors can fully enjoy a rich day in nature through the 'Cheongnamdae Presidential Road Completion Stamp Rally.'