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Muju as a Tourist Attraction

Muju as a Tourist Attraction

Muju-gun is a region that two coundties became one adminnistrative after they had belonged to two diffferent kingdoms.

muju Mt.Deokyu

Muju-gun is a region that two coundties became one adminnistrative after they had belonged to two diffferent kingdoms. Muju is a region, which is being revived as an eco-cultural harmonizing its nature & live things and the culture & tradition and as a welfare community encouraging the eco-freindly agriculture and the advanced adminstrative works as well as making all the members pleasant

It is a place where the past, the present and the future coexist while including the sightseeing for things to see in the past, the well-being and experience tours in the present and a tourism & leisure-type industrial city, where an International Taekwondo Park is established in the future.

Natural Environment

Muju-gun whose whole area belongs to the mountain area of the Sobek Mountains embraces a series of high mountains, such as Mt. Minjuji (1,242m), Mt. Daedeok (1,290m), Mt. Deokyu (1,614m) and Mt. Jeoksang (1.034), which are higher than 1.00Cm above sea level. Especially, ML Jeoksang presents a spectacular view while being surrounded by the rocky cliffs in all directions. Besides of them, since magnificent beautiful views including the 33 Scenic Spots of Gucheon-dong stand in a continuous row, the huge number of tourists visit the region without a cease during the four seasons.

Cultural Landscape

Here and there in the region, there are many enlivened historical sites symbolizing the defense of the fatherland, such as the site of Jugae Fortress, which was the county fortress of Jeokcheon-hyeon during the era of Baekjae Kingdom, the site of Musan Fortress of Silla Kingdom, Mt. Jeoksang Fortress where there was a Saga having kept the historical chronicles, Gucheon-dong where many voluntary soldiers (Uibyeong Armies) used to fight against the Japanese armies whenever Japan invaded into the country during lmjinwoeran (Japanese Invasion to Korea in 1592) and in the late Vi Dynasty, the memorial tombs of voluntary soldiers, Chilyeon Uichong’, etc., as well as the Rajetongmun, which played as a boundary tunnel between Baekjae and Silla kingdoms during the era of Three Kingdoms.