Suipcheon Stream

A stream located in Yanggu-gun, stretching a total of 34.8 km, with abundant water flowing throughout the four seasons. It originates from Cheongsongnyeong Pass in Suip-myeon and flows around Mundeung-ri, and Geonsol-ri, Songhyeon-ri, Jangpyeong-ri, Hyeon-ri, Geumak-ri, and Omi-ri in Bangsan-myeon, before emptying into Paro Lake. The stream is long, with clear water and abundant flow, and is also known as a summer resort.

Throughout the stream, oddly shaped rocks and cliffs are widely scattered, offering a natural scenic beauty. In spring, wild royal azaleas densely growing along the stream banks bloom like embroidered patterns, a rare sight to behold.