Seomjingang Train Village is a train-themed park developed from the former Gokseong Station and the discontinued Jeolla Line. The village is home to Dreamland amusement park; the goblin-themed Yosul (Magic) Land; Chichippuppu Playground, where visitors can learn and experience railway history and culture; an animal farm; a VR zone; and a media art exhibition hall. Visitors can also ride the railbike or the steam locomotive.

Sangsaeng Trail, close to Cheoneunsa Temple in Gurye, consists of the Nurim, Nanum and Bodeum Trails. Here you will find eco-friendly trails in consideration of wild animals (including otters) and seven different observatories. The Pine Trail starts at Iljumun Gate and goes all the way to the vicinity of Cheoneunsagyegok Valley. The trail is an ideal place to enjoy the fresh forest air and wonderful views of Cheoneunje Reservoir. Cheoneunsa Temple was the filming site of the Korean drama "Extraordinary Attorney Woo."

The Modern History and Culture Space in Mokpo shows the region’s modern history, including Japanese colonialism and national liberation, making it an ideal spot to learn about modern history. Mokpo Marine Cable Car provides visitors with the magnificent views of Yudalsan Mountain and the archipelago during the 40-minute round-trip ride, which is 3.23 kilometres in length and 155 metres in height.

This bamboo garden has eight walking trails that wind through the refreshing atmosphere of the bamboo forest. Restored literary buildings like Songgangjeong and Myeonangjeong Pavilions testify to Damyang’s history as a centre of gasa poetry culture in Joseon period. There is also a jukro tea room, made with green tea grown from dew falling from bamboo leaves. The nearby Hanok Experience Center offers lodging for visitors. From the observatory, visitors can get a great view of Damyang’s other attractions like Gwanbangje Forest and Metasequoia Tree Road.

Suncheonman Wetland is one of the world's top five coastal wetlands and is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Home to a variety of wetland creatures, including endangered species, the wetland boasts a beautiful landscape of vast tidal flats and reed fields. Suncheonman National Garden is the first national garden in Korea and is beautifully decorated with various gardens, including 13 world traditional gardens, 16 themed gardens, and 32 International Outdoor Gardens.

EXPO 2012 Yeosu Korea was the first expo held in the coastal area of Korea. Today, the exhibition site has transformed into a popular marine leisure and tourist destination, offering various programs and events. Opened in December 2014, the Yeosu Maritime Cable Car was the first marine cable car in the country. It spanned 1.5 kilometres connecting Dolsan and Jasan Parks, making it a perfect spot to enjoy sunrises, sunsets and nightscapes from above.

When cherry blossoms bloom, this archaeological site becomes crowded with people taking photos in front of the Five-story Stone Pagoda in Wanggung-ri, a national treasure. The Baekje Royal Palace Museum, next to the pagoda, consists of five themed exhibition halls to help visitors easily understand the archeological site. The museum holds various events including a night tour of the cultural properties, a moonlight performance, flying wish lanterns and a starry-night camp.

Bandi Land is an ideal place for a year-round ecological experience. It has the largest insect museum in Korea; a freshwater fish aquarium where otters live; an insect museum with a VR zone; an astronomical science museum where one can observe constellations throughout the year; an eco-friendly playground; a paddling pool; and a sledding slope. Taekwondowon offers everything related to taekwondo, including international competitions, experience programs, training, education and research.

Gogunsan Islands are a natural marine park consisting of 63 islands, including 47 uninhabited islands. Some of them were connected to the mainland with the opening of Gogunsan-ro Road, making it a major marine tourist destination on the west coast. Tourists can visit Seonyudo, Jangjado, Munyeodo and Sinsido Islands on foot. Climbing Gitdaebong Peak on Gwallido Island and crossing the suspension bridge on Bangchukdo Island are popular activities.

Home to megalithic culture, Gochang has 1,665 dolmens. In particular, 447 dolmens are registered as UNESCO World Heritages and can be found near Ungok Ramsar Wetland Village. Ungok Ramsar Wetland, which boasts superb natural resources, is close to the dolmen site. Gochang Dolmens & Ungok Ramsar Wetland have been placed on the 2021 Top 100 Destination Sustainability Stories.

Maisan Mountain (lit. horse ear mountain) is named after the two peaks of Ammaibong Peak (687.4 metres) and Sumaibong Peak (681.1 metres) forming a shape of a pair of horse ears. It is most famous for the tafoni formations, and a collection of nearly 80 stone pagodas formed to the southern side of Ammaibong Peak. Tapsa Temple is one of the "33 of South Korea’s most beautiful temples," and is famous for its 2.5 kilometre-long cherry blossom tunnel in April.

Jeonju Hanok Village in Pungnam-dong, Jeonju is the largest hanok (traditional Korean house) village in Korea with 700 houses. It holds significance in modern housing culture, which started in the 1910s. Important cultural properties, such as Gyeonggijeon Shrine, Omokdae Historic Site and a local Confucian school, can be found here along with 20 other cultural facilities. Visitors can rent a hanbok (traditional Korean clothing) or experience a hanok stay in the village.