Geumseonggwan was an inn in Naju for foreign envoys and officers from Hanyang. The Naju one is the only inn from that era that has been perfectly preserved.

This was a private house for the head officer of Naju. This was actually the designated home for the mayors of Naju until the end of the 1980s. But this was converted into an accommodations facility in 2009 and has become a famous spot for families to visit.

The Naju Hyanggyo was built in the early period of Joseon and was never burnt down, so its original form has been maintained. After the Seonggyungwan Academy in Seoul burnt down, it was reconstructed based on the model of the Naju Hyanggyo. There is a ginko tree in front of the Daeseongjeon that is 500 years old and that serves as the protector of Naju Hyanggyo’s history.

This is an exhibit hall that displays Naju Mok’s history and culture as South Jeolla’s administrative, military, economic and cultural center in the period when Naju was known as Naju Mok from 983 to 1895. The Jeongsuru, the gate to the Naju government office, was built here in the 19th century.