This is a world liquor exhibition hall established by Muhak, a local company in Changwon. You can see the history of liquor and about 3,300 types of liquor representing countries around the world. The exhibition space is divided into the World Liquor Theme Hall and the Reproduction Exhibition Hall. In the World Liquor Theme Hall, you can systematically look into the origins of liquor and types of liquor. Various types of liquor collected from all over the world, including Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania, and America, are on display. There is Vietnamese Dalat wine produced in a winery during the French colonial era, French Chateau d'Yquem, which makes only one glass of wine from one vine, French Cognac Louis XIII, the world's most expensive liquor, and Polish vodka Spirits, which has an alcohol content of 96 percent and is the world's strongest. The Reproduction Exhibition Hall is designed as a historical experience hall where you can learn about the history of Muhak and the port city of Masan. All types of shipbuilding and marine products are made with the highest quality.

Changwon Metasequoia was planted in 1982 as a street tree. At the time, it was selected as a large and fast-growing landscape tree in an empty field. It was perfect for Changwon, the first planned city in Korea that needed rapid greening. It is now established as a famous street tree in Changwon. As the Metasequoia grew, cafes began to open along the road leading to Yongji Lake in Changwon Yongji-ro, attracting many visitors, making it a famous street tree in Changwon along with the street trees.

This lake in Yongji Lake Park was built during the Joseon Dynasty to store agricultural water. In 1974, when a large-scale industrial complex was developed in Changwon, it became a place for citizens to relax in the park, and cultural events such as concerts are often held on weekends at the Yongji Outdoor Stage. The moving boat on Yongji Lake has been in operation as a unique water leisure facility since September 2017. It is an 8-person electric rechargeable motorboat that anyone can easily operate. Couples or families can drive themselves and enjoy food and drinks prepared in advance on the boat, so it can be used like a cafe on the lake. In addition, the boat is lit up at night with LED lights, adding a soft touch to the night view of Yongji Lake, creating a beautiful ambiance.

Junam Reservoir, known as a paradise for migratory birds, is a beautiful migratory bird destination with an area of ​​898ha and natural conditions that attract 109 species of migratory birds. Every year, tens of thousands of migratory birds and resident birds come to this habitat, where you can see various aquatic plants and aquatic insects, and it is the only place where you can vividly observe the free aerobatic flight of migratory birds. Starting with the wintering of 50,000 whooper swans in 1980, you can see various migratory birds, including 16 species of natural monuments and 10 species of endangered species designated by the Ministry of Environment.

In addition, the Ramsar Cultural Center, located right next to Junam Reservoir, was established to commemorate the 10th Ramsar General Assembly held in Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do (Changwon Convention Center) in October 2008 and to spread the spirit of the Ramsar Convention, which is to “conserve wetlands and emphasize their value.” On the first floor, there is the Wetland Culture Room, which exhibits the philosophy and content of the Ramsar Convention, the distribution of Ramsar wetlands around the world, the Ramsar Memorial Room, and the Special Exhibition Room. The second floor of the Ramsar Culture Center consists of a wetland library, PC room, eco-observatory, wetland experience room, and video viewing facilities, making it a space where you can search for information, relax, and watch ecological displays.

The Marine Drama Set is a travel destination where you can go back in time to the Gaya era. With Masan’s beautiful coast as the background, there are 25 wooden buildings, including a quarry, a wharf, and a market street, as well as 3 ships. You can experience the lifestyle and culture of the old times at the set.

Since its construction in April 2010, it has been used as a filming location for various dramas and movies. The MBC drama was first filmed here in 2010, and since then, dramas and movies such as , , , , and have been filmed there. At the Marine Drama Set, preparations for filming new dramas are still in full swing.

The Marine Drama Set has a beautiful ocean and a path where you can walk with the ocean by your side. The Sound of the Waves Path, which starts from the forest path next to Hyanggi Nara and returns to the wharf set, is an ocean forest path with a beautiful sound of waves. An observation deck and a marine deck road have also been installed along the 1.7km-long Wave Sound Road.

The Bridge on the River Kwai is also a new hot place in Changwon. Since its opening in March 2017, it has been loved so much that 700,000 people have visited in just 7 months.

The name of the bridge was taken from the movie of the same name by director David Lean, The Bridge on the River Kwai. The bridge resembles the railway bridge that British prisoners of war built in the River Kwai Valley during World War II to connect Thailand and Myanmar.

The bridge became famous in 2004 when a new bridge was built and converted to a pedestrian bridge. The reason why it is important is that the floor of the bridge is finished with tempered glass and operated as a skywalk. Above all, it is attractive that you can see the sea scenery 13.5m below while crossing the sea. At night, the LED lights shine and create a mysterious Milky Way path.