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Overview

Nonsan (논산) is a city of about 125,000 (2018) in South Chungcheong. Nonsan is a place that combines traditions and modern developments, and has many various tourist attractions and historic sites especially from the Joseon Dynasty.

One of Nonsan's most famous landmarks is the Baekje Military Museum in Nonsan, which offers a glimpse into the region's ancient history through military-related relics and exhibitions from the Baekje period. Also, Gwanchoksa is a temple built during the Goryeo Dynasty and is an important heritage of Buddhist culture, as it houses Eunjin Mirak, a standing stone Maitreya Bodhisattva.

Daedunsan Provincial Park, where you can enjoy nature, is famous for its magnificent rocky mountains and beautiful trails, and Topjeong Lake is a beautiful lake where local residents and tourists can relax and enjoy fishing or walking.

Nonsan is also famous for its Ganggyeong salted fish. Ganggyeong is an area that has flourished as a market for salted fish since ancient times, where you can taste various kinds of salted fish.

Understand

Nonsan is one of the major cities in South Chungcheong Province, which is equipped with historical, cultural, and natural resources.

Nonsan is a city with various tourist attractions where you can feel the charm of history, nature, and agriculture at the same time. Gyeryongsan National Park, Myeongjae gotack, and Ganggyeong Salted Fish Village are representative tourist attractions.

In addition to this, Nonsan has the experience of Topjeongho Lake, which boasts various natural landscapes, and strawberry farm where you can experience traditional rural life. Topjeongho Lake is a popular attraction for family visitors as it has beautiful lake views, bicycle paths, fishing, and walking paths around the lake. The strawberry farm experience is a fun activity where you can harvest and taste strawberries, a special product of Nonsan, and is popular with many tourists.

In addition, Nonsan has the Nonsan Training Center, Korea's largest military training center, which is an important military facility for many young people to receive military training. There are many facilities for family visits around the center, so visitors related to joining the military often visit as well.

History Nonsan has a rich historical background, with its roots tracing back to the Baekje Kingdom (18 BCE–660 CE). It played a significant role as a cultural and agricultural hub in Korea's history, and its historical landmarks, such as the ancient Goryeo-era Buddhist statue at Gwanchoksa, offer glimpses into its past. The region also witnessed pivotal events during the Korean War, further shaping its identity.

The four seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter are distinct, and the average annual temperature is 10.8℃ due to the temperate climate, and the average temperature in August is 25.2℃, and the average temperature in January, which is the coldest, is -5.4℃. The temperature difference between the warm and mid-heaster seasons is 16.1℃, which is relatively warm even in winter compared to other regions, making it a very suitable place for people to live. In addition, the southwest wind is dominant due to the influence of the North Pacific air mass in summer, and the northwest wind is dominant due to the influence of the Siberian air mass in winter. In addition, the northwest wind is dominant due to the influence of the North Pacific air mass.

Get in

By bus Intercity buses to Nonsan are available from major cities in South Korea.

From Seoul: Direct buses from Seoul Express Bus Terminal (Central City) take 2.5–3 hours, costing around ₩15,00020,000. From Daejeon: Frequent buses from Daejeon Dongbu Bus Terminal take around 40 minutes, costing ₩5,000–7,000. From Gwangju: Buses take about 2 hours, costing ₩12,000–16,000.

By plane While Nonsan does not have its own airport, visitors can fly to Cheongju International Airport (CJJ) or Gunsan Airport (KUV), both of which are relatively close.

From Cheongju Airport: Take a bus or taxi to Nonsan (approximately 1.5 hours, costing ₩15,000–25,000). From Gunsan Airport: Travel time is about 1 hour by taxi or 1.5 hours by bus, costing ₩20,000–40,000 depending on the mode of transport. For international flights, Incheon International Airport (ICN) is about 3.5 hours away by train and bus.

By train Nonsan is served by Korail's Honam Line, with several train options:

KTX (high-speed train): From Seoul Station, it takes about 1.5 hours, costing ₩30,000–₩35,000. Mugunghwa/ITX-Saemaeul trains: These slower services take 2–2.5 hours, costing ₩10,000–20,000 depending on the class.

Get around

Nonsan is a small yet vibrant city with a mix of cultural heritage sites and natural attractions. Getting around the city is straightforward, with various transportation options connecting major points of interest.

By bus Local buses provide access to key attractions and neighborhoods in Nonsan. Some useful routes for travelers include:

Route 101: Connects Nonsan Station to Gwanchoksa Temple and Eunjin Mireuk (a historic giant Buddha statue). Route 203: Passes through the Baekje Military Museum and nearby historical sites. Route 303: Provides access to Ganggyeong Salted Seafood Market, known for its traditional seafood products.

Bus schedules can vary, so it is recommended to check at the bus terminal or inquire locally for the most up-to-date information.

By taxi Taxis are widely available and convenient for accessing locations not served by buses.

By bicycle Nonsan’s flat roads make it ideal for cycling. While a formal bike rental system is not in place, some guesthouses and local shops may offer rental services. Cycling paths near the Tapjeongho Lake and along the city’s rivers provide scenic views.

On foot Nonsan’s flat roads make it ideal for cycling. While a formal bike rental system is not in place, some guesthouses and local shops may offer rental services. Cycling paths near the Tapjeongho Lake and along the city’s rivers provide scenic views.

By car Driving is a convenient option for exploring the outskirts of Nonsan. Parking is generally available at tourist sites, such as Donam Seowon (a UNESCO World Heritage-listed Confucian academy) and Mireuksaji. Having a car is especially useful for visiting rural attractions like Sudeoksa Temple or the Geumgang Riverbank.

See

Citizens' Family Park. The landscape features such as Byeokcheon Falls, Mirror Pond, and the Promenade are complemented by the small Silgaecheon Stream, which connects the upper and lower parts of the park. At night, LED lighting creates an illuminated atmosphere.

Strawberryhyang Rural Theme Park. This theme park is focused on strawberries, a local specialty of Nonsan. It offers a variety of experience programs utilizing facilities such as a strawberry learning center, agricultural experience center, and cultivation greenhouses.

Topjeongho Waterfront Ecological Park. This reservoir, the second largest in South Chungcheong Province, includes a lotus and wildflower complex, silver grass by the water, observation trails, landscape lighting, rest areas, and parking facilities. A deck road leads to the Tapjeongho Suspension Bridge.

Oknyeobong Park. This is the place that located on a low mountain called Oknyeobong Peak, and there is a walking trail where visitors can enjoy walking and light hiking.

Yeowull Farm. The farm is decorated with various plants and offers spaces with individual rooms where visitors can sit and relax.

Hwangsan Guenrin Park. This park features a walking promenade, a large lawn, a children's playground, and various sports facilities for recreational use.

Byeongam Amusement Park. There are other attractions near Byeongam Amusement Park, such as Topjeong Lake, so visitors can tour the surrounding attractions together after spending time there. It is also close to other attractions in Nonsan City.

Yangchon-ri Sports Park. There are various sports facilities such as a soccer field, basketball court, and badminton court.

Noseongsan Aehyang Park. There are recreational facilities such as a multi-purpose lawn yard and an outdoor stage, as well as an exercise yard, Pungryu Madang, Seonbi statue, suspension bridge, and deck circulation trails.

Baekje Military Museum. This museum, focused on the history of Baekje County, includes artifacts, reconstructed weapons and armor, dioramas, and a reconstructed defense wall. There are two exhibition rooms, a 3D video theater, a community center, a special exhibition room, and an outdoor experience area.

Robot Museum. This space displays themed figures and classic toys, evoking a sense of nostalgia. (CLOSED DOWN?)

Ganggyoeng History Museum. This cultural and historical exhibition space was established to promote and preserve the region's history and cultural heritage.

Kangkyungsan Salt Literature Museum. This space introduces the literary and cultural heritage related to Korea's salt industry, showcasing the importance of salt production and its impact on literature.

Ganggyeong Salted Seafood Exhibition Museum. It introduces the history and culture of salted fish, a local specialty. The exhibition hall displays the various types and manufacturing processes of salted fish traditionally produced in the Ganggyeong area, providing information on the historical background of salted fish and its importance to the local economy.

Gaetaesa. Designated as Monument No. 44 of South Chungcheong Province on September 29, 1983, this site is associated with a legend in which soldiers are said to have fought the Japanese after eating rice cooked in the cauldron here.

Gwanchoksa. This temple was founded by Hyemyeong in the 19th year of King Gwangjong's reign (968) during the Goryeo Dynasty. It serves as the affiliated temple of Magoksa Temple, the headquarters of the 6th parish of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. The Standing Stone Mireuk-bosal Statue of Maitreya Buddha, which is over 18 meters tall and also dates from the Goryeo period, is the main attraction. It stands in the courtyard, along with other sculptures.

Ssanggyesa. At the entrance of the temple are the Budo-gun and Junggunbi, both of which are designated as cultural assets of Chungcheongnam-do.

Banyasa. The Banyasa is located mid-river, leaning against a slope resembling a lotus peak.

Youngjusa. Traditional Buddhist structures such as Daeungjeon Hall, the Three-story Stone Pagoda, and Beomjonggak Pavilion are found within the grounds of Yeongju Temple.

Yeongamsa. It is known to have been built during the Baekje period. The temple has several buildings, including Daeungjeon and Yakjeon.

Bonghwangsa. It is said to have been built during the Baekje period. The name of the temple is said to have originated from the story that phoenixes came down from the sky and settled down, according to a legend.

Yongamsa. It is a temple influenced by the Zen sect and has Buddhist-related sculptures and monuments.

Seokcheonam. It is a hermitage belonging to the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. Seokcheonam Hermitage is located in a quiet mountain and is known as a place for meditation and practice in nature.

Seowon & Hyanggyo Seowon was a private educational institution mainly established by local Confucian scholars (Sarim) in rural areas. Many were built to honor specific Neo-Confucian scholars or Confucian figures, serving as spaces for ancestral rites and academic study.

Meanwhile, Hyanggyo was a public educational institution established by the central government in local regions, primarily for the purpose of Confucian education and teaching Neo-Confucianism to local students.

Donam Seowon. This seowon was built to honor the academic achievements of Kim Jang-saeng and was designated as Historic Site No. 383 on October 18, 1993. It was also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 10, 2019.

Donam Seowon Eungdodang. It is an architecture that Joseon Dynasty building in Donams eowon. It was designated as Korea's Treasure No. 1569 on July 10, 2008. Eungdodang is the place where Confucian scholars studied and is arranged at right angles in the front.

Jukrim Seowon. Every spring and fall, a memorial ceremony is held at this site to honor the academic contributions of Jeong Ji-woong and Jeong Yu-gil. Jukrim Seowon was also used for academic research and education, contributing to the development of local scholarship.

Hyoam Seowon. On May 17, 1984, it was designated as Cultural Heritage Material No. 87 of South Chungcheong Province. This seowon was built in Duwol-ri to honor Kang Eung-jeong, and was named Galsansa Temple. It was burned down during the Japanese invasion of Korea, and was rebuilt on its current site in the 39th year of King Sukjong (1713) and was called Hyoam Seowon.

Chunggok Seowonji. This seowon was built to honor the sayuksin and was designated as Monument No. 12 of South Chungcheong Province on October 4, 1976.

Noseonghyanggyo. This site was designated as Monument No. 118 of Chungcheongnam-do on December 23, 1997. It was established in 1878 to honor Confucian scholars and educate local residents.

Yeonsanhyanggyo. Designated as Monument No. 119 of Chungcheongnam-do on December 23, 1997, this site includes various ritual and educational spaces such as Daeseongjeon Hall, Myeongryundang, and student dormitories.

Buddhist heritage sites Nonsan's Buddhist heritage sites embody the architectural style of Buddhism from the Goryeo era, showcasing the Buddhist culture and stone artistry of that time and are valued as important cultural assets.

Five-layered Stone Pagoda at Gaetae Temple in Nonsan. This tower, designated as Cultural Heritage Material No. 274 of Chungcheongnam-do, is characterized by simple and elegant sculpting techniques. It is presumed to be from the Goryeo Dynasty.

Five-story Stone Pagoda of Gaetaesa. It was designated as Cultural Heritage Material No. 274 of South Chungcheong Province on July 19, 1985. The temple was built to commemorate the founding of the Goryeo Dynasty in the 13th year of King Taejo (930).

Songbulam Maitreya. This statue was designated as Cultural Heritage Material No. 83 of South Chungcheong Province on May 17, 1984. It features clothing with U-shaped lines and shallow carvings of the folds of the fabric.

Ssanggyesa Daeungjeon. It was designated as Korea's National Treasure No. 408 on September 3, 1964. It was rebuilt in the 14th year of King Yeongjo's reign in the Joseon Dynasty (1738), and the pillars and beams were made of thick wood, and the scale was quite large.

Nonsan Gwanchoksa Temple Stone Standing Maitreya Bodhisattva. It is the largest stone statue of Maitreya Bodhisattva in the Goryeo Dynasty. It was promoted to Korea's National Treasure No. 323 on April 20, 2018. Both hands are raised up to their chests, holding flower branches in one hand, and the left hand is thumb and middle finger.

Royal tombs and pagodas Royal tombs and graves of historical figures in Nonsan serve as valuable heritage sites that help us understand the lives of past figures and the historical context of the region, reflecting Nonsan's unique historical identity.

Kyunhwon Royal Tomb. Gyeonhwon Royal Tomb is now designated as Monument No. 92 of Jeollabuk-do. The tomb and its surrounding stone monuments are well preserved, and there are additional historic sites nearby.

General Gyebaek Historic Site. This site was designated as Monument No. 74 of South Chungcheong Province on December 29, 1989.

Tomb of Seongsammun. It was designated as Cultural Heritage Material No. 81 of South Chungcheong Province on May 17, 1984. It is a tattoo from the early Joseon Dynasty and is the tomb of Seongsammun (1418-1456), one of the breeding gods.

Nonsan Noseongsanseong. This site was designated as Historic Site No. 393 of South Korea. It is a stone Teme-type fortress located on top of Noseongsan Mountain.

Nonsan Topjungri Stone Pagoda. This pagoda, in the form of a three-story pagoda, was built in the middle of Goryeo and is now designated as a tangible cultural asset in South Chungcheong Province. It follows the typical Goryeo Dynasty tower style and features a simple yet stable structure throughout.

Water Tower of Yeonsan Station. It is a cultural asset located within the jurisdiction of Yeonsan Station. When railroad networks were built across the country in Japanese colonial era, locomotive supply facilities were installed at each of the major stations. In South Chungcheong Province, there were water towers at Seodaejeon and Ganggyeong stations, but now only Yeonsan Station remains here. It was made by trimming granite in the form of bricks in accordance with the style of the 1910s.

Education & Modern architectures Nonsan is home to traditional seodang (Confucian academies) and modern schools that have preserved the region's educational history, along with buildings that represent the architectural style of the modern era, which are regarded as valuable historical assets.

Jonghakdang. This educational facility was established for the children of the Papyeong Yoon family and their relatives. It was designated as Tangible Cultural Property No. 152 of Chungcheongnam-do on December 23, 1997.

Noseongguolisa. This building was designated as Monument No. 20 of South Chungcheong Province on December 30, 1978. It features a gabled roof and has a structure with three bays in the front and three bays on the side.

Yubongyeongdang. Yubongyeongdang (Seowon is a private educational institution and place to study Confucian thought and studies) built in honor of Lee Jeong-ik, a scholar of the late Joseon Dynasty.

Minae Bridge. Located at a three-way intersection in Chaeeun-myeon, Minae Bridge is a stone bridge designated as a tangible cultural heritage of Chungcheongnam-do on December 26, 1973. Its name comes from the nearby Ganggyeongcheon Stream, also called Minae.

Ganggyeong Cathedral. Designated as National Registered Cultural Property No. 650 of South Korea, this building, constructed in 1961, features a unique structural method with a peak-shaped arch in its interior.

Ganggyeong Public Commercial School Official Residence. It was used as a faculty residence for the hardline public commercial school, which was established in 1921. The building has a well-preserved traditional architectural style from the time of Japanese colonial era.

Hyangjeok Mountain. This mountain is located northeast of Nonsan city, surrounded by hilly areas that support both rice paddy and field farming.

Nosung Mountain. Composed of gneiss and granite, this area supports various tree species, including pine and broad-leaved trees.

Banya Mountain. Located southeast of Nonsan city, this area is primarily urban, with paddy farming in the alluvial plains and fruit farming in the hilly regions.

Daemyeong Mountain. It is a low mountain about 200 m above sea level. As it is close to Gwanchoksa in Nonsan, visitors can continue your cultural heritage tour after visiting Daemyeongsan Mountain.

Barang Mountain. Located southeast of Nonsan city, this area is surrounded by mountains, including Daedunsan Provincial Park, which is part of the Noryeong Mountain Range.

Taebong Mountain. It belongs to a relatively low mountain at an altitude of about 200 meters, and is used by the surrounding residents as a place for walking and light hiking. It is located close to downtown Nonsan.

Cheonho Mountain. Gaetae Temple is located on the western foot of this mountain.

Buram Mountain. It is a relatively low mountain about 400 meters above sea level, and there are trails and hiking trails that even beginners can climb without difficulty.

Wolseongbong. Nearby, there are historical sites such as Yeonsan-eupseong Fortress, so it is a place where visitors can explore cultural heritage and appreciate natural scenery at the same time. Various plant groups are native to the mountain, showing different landscapes from season to season.

Oknyeobong. Known as one of the eight scenic spots in Nonsan, this area is also home to the site where Korea's first Baptist Church service was held.

Onbit Natural Recreation Forest. This walking trail offers views of the harmony between tall metasequoia trees and a calm lake, presenting lush greenery in the summer and vibrant orange in the fall.

Yangchon Natural Recreation Forest. This site offers forest houses, recreation halls, and glamping accommodations for groups of various sizes, providing opportunities for relaxation in nature.

TapJeongho Suspension Bridge. Recognized by the KRI Korean Archives as the longest suspension bridge over a lake, this 600-m bridge was completed on October 15, 2020, offering a scenic view of Tapjeong Lake.

Tapjeong Reservoir. As the second largest reservoir in Chungcheongnam-do, this area has abundant fish stocks and serves as a wintering ground for migratory birds.

Surak Valley. Located within Nonsan Daedunsan Provincial Park, this hidden valley offers scenic views, with Surak Campground and Pension Village nearby.

Surak Reservoir. It was created for the main purpose of supplying agricultural water. It plays an important role in agricultural activities in the Nonsan area and supplies water to the surrounding agricultural land.

Yeonsancheon. This stream is one of the small provincial rivers in Nonsan area, which flows along farmland and villages around Yeonsan-myeon. It is mainly used as agricultural water.

KT&G Sangsang Madang Nonsan. This venue offers cultural, artistic, and educational programs for both locals and visitors. Facilities include a concert hall, exhibition space, creative studios, and a café.

Kim Jong-beom Photographic Culture Center. This space was established to honor the artistic achievements of Kim Jong-beom and to foster community engagement with art through lectures, workshops, and exhibitions.

Kim Hong-shin Literature Center. This museum offers exhibitions and programs related to the literary achievements of Kim Hong-shin, displaying materials from his major works.

Little Prince Literature Museum. It is a literary museum that stores the first English and French editions of the book 'The Little Prince' published in 1943, and the first translated book in Korea.

Miseok Hangeul Literature Museum. The museum covers the creation and development of Hangeul, and the historical flow of literary works written in Hangeul, and aims to promote Hangeul's value. It also features lectures, educational programs, and hands-on activities on Hangeul literature.

Waya-ri Mural Village. The walls and exterior surfaces of buildings in this village are decorated with murals in various themes and colors.

Sunshine Land. This space features the Military Experience Center, Survival Experience Center, and 1950 Studio.

Deokbawi Village. This site features a large lawn where children can run and play, along with opportunities to meet various animals and participate in seasonal activities.

Nonsan Hanok Village. This site blends traditional hanok architecture with modern practicality, allowing visitors to experience Korean residential culture.

Ganggyeong Modern Street. Modern structures, including old bank buildings and commercial establishments, line this street.

Catholic Yeonmu Church. The cathedral also follows the traditional style of the cathedral in architecture while reflecting modern elements together.

Sunshine Studio. A filming location for the Korean drama "Mr. Sunshine," this area is known for its scenic spots and a variety of nearby dining options.

Yeonsan Station Railway Culture Experience Center. This cultural center, transformed from a Saemaul train, offers multiple platforms with distinct features: a cafe, a history exhibit on Yeonsan Station, a children's library, and a train-themed playground.

Jijangjungsa Temple Stay. This is a place where visitors can experience traditional monastic life and engage in cultural programs such as meditation.

Bani Kid's Land. A playground for children with various facilities including trampolines, LED touch panels, and karaoke rooms.

Nonsan Open Library. This facility offers a wide range of books and hosts programs such as reading discussions, author lectures, and cultural seminars.

Nonsan Art Center. The cultural center houses a 60-seat and 180-seat performance hall, providing a venue for local culture, arts, and performances.

Dobby School of Arts. It is a space created by remodeling Hoam Elementary School, which was closed. The inner classroom on the first floor is used as an experience space. On the second floor, there is a workshop, an experience room for culture and arts education, and a rest area.

Nonsan Tourist Farm. It is an outdoor swimming pool with a wooden bench and a family room. The space is divided into two swimming pools for adults and a swimming pool for children.

Do

CGV Nonsan. There are 4 screens in this movie theather.

Megabox Nonsan. There are 5 screens in this movie theater.

Nonsan Cinema 5. Although the number of seats is limited, this theater provides a comfortable environment to enjoy movies.

Nonsan Strawberry Festival. This local festival is held annually in March, coinciding with the strawberry harvest season. Visitors can participate in strawberry-related programs, including picking and tasting strawberries. The event features cooking demonstrations, strawberry contests, and cultural performances centered around strawberries.

Hyoja Strawberry Farm. It is known as a door-to-door experience farm. Its main feature is the opportunity to harvest and experience strawberries yourself.

Jusung Farm. It is a farm where visitors can experience strawberries and purchase strawberry pots.

Jadam Strawberry Farm. It is a farm where visitors can experience strawberry harvesting in a wide and pleasant environment and eat strawberry croffle, strawberry fondue, and strawberry cake.

Ahchimae Strawberry Farm. It is a farm where visitors can experience strawberry harvesting and make strawberry pots. It is located on the way to the Tapjeongho Suspension Bridge.

Nonsan Strawberry Ahin Farm. As an experiential farm in Nonsan, it is known to provide visitors with eco-friendly agricultural experiences, paying attention to strawberry quality control and safe cultivation methods.

Berily Strawberry Farm. It is a strawberry farm where families and lovers can experience strawberries together. It provides a variety of strawberry harvesting experience programs.

Onnuri Strawberry Farm. Strawberry experience can be held from December to May (100% reservation system), individual experience and various group experience (150 people at the same time)

Ddororong Strawberry Farm. It is a 300 pyeong farm where visitors can experience strawberry harvesting. There are amusement facilities for children such as a kids zone, air bounce, indoor sand playground, and jungle gym. Desserts such as raw strawberry cake and strawberry latte can also be made by visitors.

Bulgok Land Water Swimming Pool Amusement Park. A family-friendly water park offering a range of activities.

Chungnam Horse Racing Club. This facility offers horseback riding experiences and educational programs for all levels.

Nonsan Seungma World. A modern horseback riding center with indoor and outdoor facilities and training programs.

Gangyeong Water Leisure. This site offers a variety of water sports, including kayaking, banana boat rides, and water biking.

Yeonsan Culture Warehouse Ecological Art Playground. It is a nature-friendly outdoor play space created by Nonsan-si. There is a space where visitors can go with children, such as a mountain straw forest and a sand playground.

Cheondongeenae. It is a rental house in the form of a country house. It has a party room, a kids cafe, and an indoor playground.

Nolmö General Experience Center. It is an experience center operated by local governments in Nonsan City, providing educational programs for wood processing and hanji crafts.

Buy

Nonsan Hwaji Central Market. It is a traditional market in downtown Nonsan. In 2004, Hwaji Market and Jungang Market were integrated and transformed, and they sell agricultural products, seafood, miscellaneous goods, and daily necessities.

Ganggyong salted fish Market. One of Korea’s three largest markets, this site is well-known for its salted fish and freshwater fish dishes, including raw fish, steamed crucian carp, and grilled eel.

Ganggyeong Daeheung Market. A market offering a variety of goods, including fresh seafood from the west coast and other daily necessities.

Yeonmu Ansim Market. A traditional market located near Nonsan Training Center and Sunshine Land, offering a range of local products.

Yeonsan Market. It is a traditional market in Yeonsan-myeon.

Eat

Eunjin's garden. This upscale restaurant is known for its clean ambiance and high-quality beef ribs.

Wonsanmyeonog. A Korean beef bulgogi restaurant offering traditional dishes such as raw cold noodles, galbitang, and seolleongtang.

Nonsan-ok. The best menu is steamed beef ribs and short rib soup, and steamed beef ribs can be selected according to your taste with mild, medium, and spicy flavors.

Chunanmun. This Chinese restaurant has been featured on television and has received numerous positive reviews.

Sigolae Nonsan. This Korean restaurant is praised for its spicy stir-fried octopus with rice and cheonggukjang.

Eunjin Webfoot Octopus. This restaurant offers a variety of dishes, including stir-fried webfoot octopus, bibimbap, and gorgonzola pizza.

Sanedeule. A charcoal-grilled meat restaurant known for its homemade sauces.

The Grandmother Sundae of Yeonsan. The restaurant is known for its sundae with seonji and sundae gukbap, made with various types of intestines in a white broth.

Ssari House. A restaurant specializing in grilled meats such as pork belly and duck, with a focus on traditional Korean meals.

A hut by the railroad. A popular Korean restaurant serving dishes like pig feet, bossam, and kalguksu, known for its clean and neat presentation.

Hamjipark. A restaurant known for its makguksu and bossam, offering traditional Korean flavors.

General green bean Samgyetang. A green bean samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup) restaurant known for its generous portions.

Bull charcoal grilled eel tripe. A restaurant known for its beef entrails, beef tripe, chicken feet, and lamb dishes.

Moggumung. It is famous for its hot pot pork belly restaurant. Also It has a clean atmosphere and is suitable for company dinners and various gatherings.

Taenueng Chogajipgalbi. Operating since 1994, this galbi restaurant has a long tradition in the area.

Yonamja. This Western family restaurant, run by an owner-chef, offers a selection of wines and a variety of dishes.

Nadri gimbab. A spacious and pleasant restaurant offering a variety of gimbap options.

Sinpomandoo. Known for its dumplings, this restaurant also offers various snacks.

Obongjip. A famous franchise restaurant that sells Yeonpotang and Bossam.

Romantic Tuna. A cafe-style tuna restaurant offering unlimited refills, ideal for family gatherings and dates.

Min Sushi. A well-known sushi restaurant in the area.

Gogi Wonchik. This restaurant is famous for its pork belly, kimchi noodles, and clam soup, and has been featured on TV several times.

Yokuyamachi Nonsan. The only restaurant specializing in Tendong (Japanese fried rice) in Nonsan.

Banwol Soba. It is a Japanese restaurant selected as an excellent business in Nonsan City.

Yeonmudae Meat House. A Korean barbecue restaurant specializing in pork belly and other cuts of meat.

Jinsung Agujjim. A restaurant located near Konyang University, known for its steamed monkfish.

Donghaean Dongtaejjim. This restaurant is known for its dongtaejjim (braised pollock).

Drink

Groovy moment. This pub cafe offers a variety of drinks, including coffee, ade, non-alcoholic beverages, cocktails, and beer, catering to students and adults.

Address & Boom Donut. Situated near the entrance to the suspension bridge, this location offers scenic views.

Cafe Bolgok. A place where offers great views and the opportunity to experience transparent kayaking.

Kkotbiwon Home & Kitchen. This cafe grows and uses its own vegetables in drinks and deli items.

Choseo. Set on over 1,000 pyeong of land, the location features gardens and uniquely designed buildings.

Lake Tea. A Canadian-inspired residential cafe, offering sandwiches and desserts such as madeleines and cream scones.

Viewpoint cafe. A bakery cafe located in front of Topjeongho Waterfront Ecological Park.

Labas. An outdoor cafe designed with a camping concept.

Sugarcane Foot Bath Cafe. A unique cafe where visitors can enjoy flower tea, various self-made drinks, and foot baths with unlimited time, featuring bath agents and salt therapy using sugar cane.

Ilsongjeong Cafe. A cafe with a scenic view located near the suspension bridge at Topjeongho.

Papa J. A cafe specializing in gluten-free handmade rice desserts and coffee, known for its financiers and egg tarts.

Rainbow Beer. A cafe that offers a variety of side dishes and a relaxed atmosphere, featuring the latest music videos in an emotional beer and soju restaurant setting.

Motoishy. Designed with a retro Japanese-style interior, this venue provides a unique and comfortable dining experience with private seating.

1943. It is a hot place bar in Nonsan and is suitable for company dinners, gatherings, special days, and dating courses.

Motomoto. A bar offering dining, cocktail shows, and a Japanese izakaya experience.

Yeokjeon Grandmother's beer. A franchise bar known for its iced beer and a variety of side dishes.

Wakjajikull. A bar offering affordable snacks, including pajeon and seafood pajeon.

Sleep

Art Camping Village. Under the concept of "special camping enjoyed with culture and art," it has 19 sites, shower rooms, open kitchens, fountains, and trampoline facilities.

Baglebagle Glamping. There are individual barbecue facilities, swimming pools, playgrounds, forests, and showers within the glamping site.

Bigmadang Auto Campsite. Visitors can play in the water, collect marsh snail, and kayak experience right in front of the camping site, and there is a detached playroom.

Byulbaragi Camping. There are cypress and loess rooms, and the campsite has a large shower and kitchen area. Additional facilities include trempolin, slide operation, and an environment where children and nature can enjoy themselves.

Daedunsan Provincial Park Surak Campground. is a camping site in Daedunsan Provincial Park located in Gayagok-myeon, Nonsan-si, South Chungcheong Province. It is also a mountain with strange rocks and a dense forest. Along with camping, visitors can also visit Daedunsan Cable Cars, Samsun Stairs, and Geumgang Cloud Bridge, which are representative attractions of Daedunsan.

The Cozy Campground. It is a camping site where cherry blossoms and I-pop flowers bloom in spring, lotus flowers bloom in summer, and autumn leaves turn red in autumn. There are private toilets, shower rooms, and sink on the site.

Topjungho Glamping. With trails and bicycle paths along Topjeong Lake, visitors can enjoy scenic walks or rides. The lake also offers activities like fishing and boating.

Yeonsan Hwangsanbeol Auto Camping Site. A camping site with auto-camping and tent camping areas, complemented by surrounding trails for walking and trekking.

Yeonsan Nagunae Campground. The campsite features both auto and tent camping facilities, offering flexibility for different camping preferences.

Zen Motel. A clean and quiet budget-style accommodation option.

Lynx Hotel. Features a large spa with well-maintained shower facilities.

Elise Motel. Located in a commercial district near Nonsan Terminal, offering easy access to restaurants, pubs, cafes, and leisure facilities like screen golf.

Lake Hill Hotel. A hotel near Topjeongho Lake, offering scenic views of sunsets and the night sky.

The City Hotel. A business hotel established in 2020 with modern facilities.

Evergreen Hotel. Offers a range of amenities including a sauna, hair salon, arcade, restaurant, wedding hall, Korean restaurant, and buffet.

River Motel. Provides a clean and comfortable environment with spacious rooms and bathrooms.