Damyang — Sights
Bamboo wind and charcoal tteokgalbi
- Juknokwon Bamboo Garden — Eight themed trails through a bamboo hill, Damyang's signature walk
- Metasequoia Road — A 2 km walk between two rows of towering metasequoias
- Gwanbangjerim Forest — Free embankment path under centuries-old trees
- Soswaewon Garden — A Joseon scholar's garden set between a stream and bamboo
- Myeongokheon Garden — A free pond garden ringed by crape myrtles, best in midsummer
- Siyeongjeong Pavilion — The lakeside pavilion behind Jeong Cheol's Seongsan Byeolgok
- Korean Gasa Literature Museum — Free museum of the gasa verse of Song Sun and Jeong Cheol
- Meta Provence — A pastel Provence-style shopping village
- Damit Art Warehouse — A disused grain warehouse turned into an art space
- Samjinae Village (Changpyeong) — A Cittaslow village of stone-wall lanes and old houses
- Gamagol Eco Park — A valley with the Yeongsan River source pool and a swaying bridge
- Geumseong Mountain Fortress — One of Honam's three great mountain fortresses, with Damyang below
- Myeonangjeong Pavilion — The 1533 pavilion where gasa poet Song Sun began
- Boriam Hermitage, Chuwolsan — A cliff-side hermitage above Damyang Lake
- Songgangjeong Pavilion — The hillside pavilion where Jeong Cheol lived and wrote for four years