There are many tombs of royal families in Joseon Dynasty as the district has tomb of princdess Jeongui, the second daughter of King Sejong, and the tomb of her husband, and tombs of decendants of Younghaegun, a son of King Sejong, and tombe of princess Uiryeong, a daughter of Taejo Lee Sung-gye and her husband.
There are many tombs of royal families in Joseon Dynasty as the district has tomb of princdess Jeongui, the second daughter of King Sejong, and the tomb of her husband, and tombs of decendants of Younghaegun, a son of King Sejong, and tombe of princess Uiryeong, a daughter of Taejo Lee Sung-gye and her husband.
Seoul city government has designated roads through Musugol where most fresh air can be found in Seoul to Jahyun rock, Wontong Temple along with Banghakdong range towards Tombe of Gangsong Jeon Hyung-pil next to shrine of Pungyang Jo's family as a trail walk in the fall season.
It is a course where people can appreciate natural scape and history as there are many writings left on rocks by scholars who have worked in Dobong Seowon.
This course focuses on walking the mountain trails as it crosses paths with Buddist culture in Dobong Mountain where there are Manwolsam, a seated stone statue of Buddha, and Cheonsuk Temple's Birojana Samshin Gaebuldo.
This is a path that has been existing from the times when Dobong district was part of Yangju. It is the road where Gyeongwon roads was to the old Won mountain, and many of the messengers to Hamheung had taken this path before knowing that they wouldn't be able to come back. It is the trail where people can walk imagining the history of Dobong.
This is a historical course that trace the lives of great people who had lived in Dobong and left a great work in the modern history of literature. Kim Byeong-ro, Song Ji-woo, Jung In-bo, are known to be the three lions of Chang-dong, and Hong Myeong-hee, poet Kim Su-young, are known for their literary works.
