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- Seosangri 3 storied stone pagoda
- It is written down in historic documents that there was once a Buddhist temple named 'Yanghwasa' in this place in the era of Silla Kingdom. There remains only one stone pagoda at the center of a field where we can look down the Bukhangang River. Even now, numerous remains of roof tiles have been discovered here showing that there once ....
- Wibongmun gate
- Wibong Gate is an entrance to Munsogak, built by Eom Hwang, governor of Chuncheon province in 1646 (the 24th year of the King Injo's reign of the Joseon Dynasty). In 1890 (27th year of the King Gojong's reign of the Joseon Dynasty), Min Du-ho, governor of Chuncheon province, expanded Moonsokak and reconstructed it for the king's ...
- Joyangnu pavilion
- Joyangnu was the upper story (Munnu) of a government office, Munsogak built by Eom Hwang, governor of Chuncheon province in 1646 (the 24th year of the King Injo's reign of the Joseon Dynasty). In 1916, an accidental fire destroyed Munsogak in 1908, but Joyangnu had been transferred to its current place, Mt. Udu, so it could avoid the fire.
- Chuncheon Hyanggyo
- Hyanggyo was a local educational institute where talented students were trained. It was first established in the age of Goryo Kingdom (935-1392) and lasted until the end of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).
Local educational institutes included Hyanggyo, Seowon and Seodang. Hyanggyo ...
