Tapjeong Reservoir

Tapjeong Reservoir is a reservoir created by damming Nonsan Stream to the east of downtown Nonsan. It is also called Tapjeong Lake and is known as the second largest lake in South Chungcheong Province. In addition to natural conditions that do not freeze easily even in winter, there are large-scale agricultural fields such as the Nonsan Plain located nearby, providing sufficient habitat for migratory birds with abundant food. Recently, it has been highlighted as a new wintering area for winter birds. Approximately 100 different species of migratory birds fly into Tapjeong Reservoir from late October to early March. It has become a paradise for over 40,000 migratory birds wintering in Tapjeong Reservoir, including the whooper swan, a natural monument, the mandarin duck, a natural monument, and the internationally protected birds, the swan duck, the pintail duck, the ring duck, and the cow duck. In addition, Tapjeong Lake has the longest suspension bridge in Asia, and the media facade fountain show and musical fountain (except winter) are being performed using the entire bridge as a screen, so the number of visitors to the suspension bridge is increasing.

Details

Restroom

Yes

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Access route

Wheelchair access is possible as there is no barrier to the entrance (be careful of steep sections)

Restroom

Accessible restroom available (barrier-free amenity)

Other facilities

Deck road walking trail available