The Korea Tourism Organization updated its two-day Sangju accessible itinerary on September 17, 2026. On day one, start at Sangju Persimmon Park to learn about dried-persimmon culture and travel toward Sangju International Equestrian Center; check program-specific safety and access requirements before riding. The persimmon park is described as having accessible parking, a ramped entry and mostly level walking paths. On day two, visit the National Institute of Nakdong River Biological Resources, Sangju Museum and Gyeongcheonseom Island Park. The biodiversity institute lists ramps, accessible toilets, wheelchair and stroller loans, a nursing room, Korean sign-language QR interpretation for exhibits and wheelchair seats in the 4D theater. Its opening hours are listed as 09:30–17:30, closed Mondays; reconfirm for your date. Gyeongcheonseom's 2025 accessible-tourism improvements include level boardwalks, tactile/audio wayfinding, an accessible toilet and wheelchair loans. Beomwolgyo and Nakganggyo bridges link the island to opposite riverbanks, so choose an approach before setting out. The KTO guide lists mobility-support transport contact 054-536-6635 or 6655; ask the local provider about eligibility, vehicle availability and fares.