Twelve stops, but no need to rush
Cheongyang County's 2026 stamp tour invites visitors to collect stamps at 12 attractions. The first gift tier begins at four to six stamps, so there is no reason to squeeze all 12 into one day. Choose destinations that fit your interests and the weather.
Mix history, nature and discovery
The official sites are Darakgol Grave Site, Chilgapsan Observatory, Goun Botanical Garden, Chilgapsan (Sanjang-ro), Baekje Culture Experience Museum, Cheonjangho Suspension Bridge, Janggoksa Temple, Alpums Park, Chilgapsan Recreation Forest, Chilgap Tower & Skywalk, Wood Culture and Natural History Experience Center, and Modeoksa (Choe Ik-hyeon Memorial). For history, consider the shrine, graves and temple; for outdoor scenery or activities, consider the bridge, garden and museums. These are editorial groupings, not an official route or measured travel itinerary.
How to collect and claim
Pick up the current year's stamp booklet at a participating site. Visit sites, collect stamps and apply for a souvenir with verification photos. The county lists a magnet or collapsible cup for 4–6 stamps, a character keyring or umbrella for 7–10, and a character doll for 11–12. Souvenirs may change; claims cannot be duplicated across tiers.
Check the fine print
The county advertises March to December 2026 but says dates may change with funding. Gifts are limited to once per person per year, and Cheongyang residents are excluded from souvenir awards under election law. Gifts are shipped in monthly batches. Check the current booklet, stock, attraction hours, fees and closures separately. County tourism office: +82-41-940-2494.