享受山与海带来的绿色疗愈 | 旅行路线 | K-Travel Mate

장항선 기찻길의 종착지로 1930년 지어진 장항역과 장항역 철길은 오랜세월 사람과 화물을 나르다 2019년 장항도시탐험역이라는 이름의 문화공간으로 리모델링 되었다. 현재는 장항을 여행하는 관광객들에게 안내 역할도 함께 하고 있다. 장항역 철길에는 매년 5월에서 6월사이에 장미꽃이 만개하여 관광객들의 발길을 끌고 있다.

Janghang Songnim Natural Recreation Forest features dense pine trees along 1.5 km of coastline, offering a serene place for a stroll throughout the year. Various flowers inhabit the walking path, notably the violet Liriope flowers that bloom in August and September, adding charm. The forest was originally planted as a windbreak against sea breezes in 1954 by students of Janghang Agricultural High School (currently Janghang Technical High School), who planted 2-year-old Korean red pines (Gomsong). Today, approximately 12,000 Gomsong (haesong) trees grow naturally. It was designated a National Forest Cultural Asset by the Korea Forest Service in 2019 and became a natural recreation forest in 2021.

장항 스카이워크는 송림 산림요장에 위치하고 있어 해양생물자원관과 연계하여 관광하기 좋다. 해송 숲 위를 가로질러 바다로 이어지는 시인의 하늘길은 서천군에 머무는 철새에 대한 이야기 길이다. 바다 하늘길은 바다 위를 걷는 길이다.

Seocheon Healing Forest is a healing space situated amid the abundant forest resources of Munsusan and Heirisan Mountains, designed to enhance the body's immunity and overall health. To maximize healing benefits, forest healing programs utilize barrier-free trails around Janghangje and forest paths of pine and oak trees. Programs include singing bowls, aromatherapy, log meditation detox exercises, foot baths, and other forest healing activities. Additionally, various programs aimed at restoring physical and mental health are harmoniously organized and conducted.

Pangyo, Time-Stopped Village, is a village that, true to its name, shows a landscape where time seems to have stopped long ago. This village began to attract many residents when the Janghang Line Pangyo Station opened in 1930 and was once counted as one of Chungnam's three major livestock markets. However, with intensified rural-to-urban migration and the relocation of Pangyo Station due to the Janghang Line straightening in 2008, development slowed and the area became less populated. As a result, old buildings such as the old Pangyo livestock market street, Dongil Brewery, the Japanese-style Rose Photo Studio, and Pangyo Theater remain preserved, giving visitors a feeling of stepping back in time. The site where Pangyo Station stood until 2008 has been transformed into the Pangyo Specialty Food Village, featuring a stamp tour that allows visitors to see the main buildings in order for an enjoyable travel experience. Nearby are the Pangyo traditional market and the relocated new Pangyo Station, making the area easily accessible by public transportation.