Osan Mountain is a 531m-high mountain located in Jukmari, Muncheok-myeon. The mountain is not steep but offers many scenic views, so it is popular for family hiking and picnics courses. Saseongam Temple is said to have been built by Yeonkijosa in 544 (22 years of of King Sungjong, Baekje). On the rock wall is a sculpture of a standing Buddha, which is called a Maeyuraipsang. Initially, it was called Osanam and it was later called Saseongam (Rocks of four saints) in honor of the four Buddhist saints, Wonhyo, Dosun, Jingak, Uesan who practiced spiritual exercise here.

• Thrill of the Sky, Jirisan Sky Run!

  Starting at an elevation of 568m, this is the longest and steepest zip line course in Korea, offering a breathtaking view of Jirisan and the Seomjin River.

• Zipline + Monorail! A Unique Leisure Experience

  Enjoy both the thrill of speed and the refreshing height. With a seated harness for added comfort, it's perfect for beginners to experience without any worries. 

• A Must-See in Gurye, The Perfect Spot for Photos

  Experience thrilling activities in a picturesque setting, making it the perfect place for photo ops! A great experience to create special memories with friends, partners, or family.

Gurye Arboretum, located in Sandong-myeon, Gurye-gun, was designated as Jeollanam-do Public Arboretum No. 1 on March 1, 2020. It is home to 13 theme gardens, including Spring Hyanggi Garden, Winter Garden, Shade Garden, Foreign Flower Garden, Climate Change Theme Garden, Native Botanical Garden, and Mooru Ecological Garden, and visitors' information center, exhibition green room, and seed learning center, which are planted with various native trees and flowers.

• Blooming between January and February - Japanese apricot, rich year, and white cedar trees overcome the cold winter to announce spring,
• Blooming in March and April - cedar, azalea, azalea, daffodil, heary, muskari are in full bloom with modest spring flowers,
• Flowers in May and June - magnolias, irises, peonies, hawks, and golden flowers are the main examples
• The hydrangeas that show off their colorful and beautiful appearance - started blooming in mid-June and have been embracing a deep scent with summer flowers until the end of July,
• In August and September - Mugunghwa, Seoksan tricolor flower, bee ant odor, baby bump fan, and Riatris embroider splendidly,
• Blooming in October and November - Maple trees, calligraphy trees, floor flower trees, and persimmons will decorate autumn beautifully.

Jirisan Trail is a 300 km–long walking trail connecting the three provinces (North Jeolla, South Jeolla, and South Gyeongsang), 5 cities and counties (Namwon, Gurye, Hadong, Sancheong, Hamyang), and about 80 villages in 16 townships around Jirisan Mountain. It was established in 2011 by restoring and connecting old paths in the area in a large circle.

• Course 1: Sandong Bamjae - Sandong Tapdong 10.1 km (mountain)
• Course 2: Sandong Tapdong - Gwangui Banggwang 11.8 km (mountain)
• Course 3: Gwangui Banggwang - Toji Omi 12.2 km (mountain)
• Course 4: Gwangui Nandong - Toji Omi 16.9 km (Seosicheon Stream and Seomjingang River)
• Jirisan Trail http://www.trail.or.kr
• Map Download(Gurye stretch)
• Image Source : Gurye-gun, https://www.gurye.go.kr

Located in Hwangjeon-ri, Masan-myeon, Gurye-gun, Hwaeomsa Temple was founded in 544 CE by the monk Yeongi. It was named after the Avatamsaka Sutra. The cultural and historical value of the temple complex is evident in the numerous artifacts maintained by the temple, including four National Treasures, seven Treasures, one Natural Monument, and two Local Monuments, along with the renowned Gakhwangjeon Hall. The temple is also notable for its interesting layout: starting from the Iljumun Gate, the next gate of Cheonwangmun Gate lies about 30° to the northeast, a contrast to the Geumgangmun Gate of the west.

• Hwaeomsa Temple http://www.hwaeomsa.org/

Gwanghallu Pavilion was designated as Treasure 281 of Korea on January 21, 1963. The pavilion has the characteristic Paljak (hipped-and-gabled) roof, and was made famous by the classical folk tale Chunhyangjeon. It was renamed from its original name of Gwangtongru Pavillion by the Joseon-era scholar Jeong In-ji.

• Gwanghallu http://www.gwanghallu.or.kr/

Boseong County is Korea’s largest producer of tea and is also known as the center of Korean tea culture. Even today, Boseong County accounts for 40% of the total tea production in Korea.