Cheongnyeongpo

A very cold and quiet scenic spot, Yeongwol Cheongnrampo, is the place where the sixth king of the Joseon Dynasty, Duanjong, was robbed of the throne. The area is surrounded by three rivers and is surrounded by the Xijiang River. The only place not surrounded by river water is extremely steep and can only be reached by land and water. When Duanzong was exiled for two months, the building was submerged due to flooding. Only the foundation remains. What you see now is the reconstructed building. The pine forest of Cheongnlangpo is also very famous, and there is the first pine in Korea called "Yongwol Cheongnengpo Guanyin Pine".

Cheongryepo is located near the Seo River, a tributary of Namhan River in Yeongwol County, Gangwon Province. Qinglingpu is surrounded by rivers on three sides, and the cliffs rising into the sky on the southwest side are also known as the "six or six peaks" on the island.

Very close to Seoul, the environment is very good, the location is good.

The environment is good, the architecture is very distinctive and you can see the sea.

The natural environment is very good, but it is far from the city, the traffic is a bit inconvenient, there is a palace ruins, very good