Geumgang Lohas Daecheong Park

Geumgang Rohas Daecheong Park is a park created near Daecheong Dam in Daedeok-gu, Daejeon. It is a natural ecological park built from 1998 to 2011 over an area of 143,386㎡ to promote healthy leisure activities, health and relaxation, and public welfare for urban residents. It is suitable as a space for camaraderie such as field trips, family outings, and picnics for companies and groups. Adjacent to Daecheong Lake and the Geumgang River, it features a 470m waterside deck along the riverbank where visitors can observe birds such as egrets and a colony of willow trees.

Additionally, it includes the [Daecheong Culture Exhibition Hall], where various exhibitions and artistic activities by local artists take place, a 40,500㎡ large grass square, a rock garden, a Metasequoia forest rest area for forest bathing and relaxation, and a children's forest experience center. Recognized as a nature-friendly citizen rest area, it was selected as an Outstanding Natural Ecological Restoration Village by the Ministry of Environment for three consecutive terms (May 2006 to December 2014). Nearby attractions include Daecheong Dam, Cheongnamdae, Yongho-dong Paleolithic Site, and Sintanjin Market (on the 3rd and 8th of each month).