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Sangju in Gyeongsangbuk-do is gaining attention as a travel destination that harmonizes nature, culture, and various experiential facilities for children. Gyeongcheondae, the Nakdonggang National Biological Resources Center, and the Upside-Down Old Storyland Forest are particularly popular among family visitors. The ability to enjoy both indoor facilities, regardless of weather, and beautiful natural landscapes simultaneously is highlighted as a key appeal of Sangju.
Gyeongcheondae National Tourist Complex offers beautiful walking trails along the Nakdong River, featuring a suspension bridge and the filming set for the drama 'Sangdo,' providing scenic views and a historical atmosphere. There are also red clay paths for barefoot walking and pine forest trails. The Nakdonggang National Biological Resources Center includes an indoor playground called 'Jae-mi-it-dam' for children and various exhibition halls, with 4D video and VR experiences available for an additional fee. The Upside-Down Old Storyland Forest offers rich experiential activities such as 4D experiences and mug-making, and can be combined with a stay at Ubokdong Hanok for a comprehensive experience.
Bloggers recommend Gyeongcheondae for its panoramic views of the Nakdong River and mountains, ideal for photo opportunities, and positively reviewed the unique experience of walking barefoot on the red clay path. The Nakdonggang National Biological Resources Center received praise for its spacious parking and the balance of indoor and outdoor facilities, making it suitable for families. The Upside-Down Old Storyland Forest, though not large, was noted for its well-equipped experiential facilities that provide ample engagement for a 5-year-old child.
