Contents 1 Overview 2 Transportation 2.1 Getting there 2.1.1 By air 2.1.2 By rail 2.1.3 By bus 2.1.4 By car 2.2 Municipal transit 2.2.1 Rail 2.2.2 Bus 3 Shopping 3.1 Department Stores 3.2 Grocery Stores 3.3 Convenience Stores 3.4 Electronics Stores 3.5 Convenience Stores 3.6 Home and Garden Stores 3.7 Book Stores 3.8 General Stores 4 Dining and Entertainment 4.1 Snack-style bars 4.2 Pub-style bars 4.3 Fast Food and Noodles 5 Services 5.1 Auto Service 5.2 Hair Styling 5.3 Tailoring and Dry Cleaning 5.4 Veterinary Services 5.5 Travel Agencies 6 Utilities 6.1 Electrical Service 6.2 Communications 6.2.1 Internet Coverage 6.2.2 Mobile Phone Coverage 6.3 Natural Gas Service 6.4 Fuel Oil Service 6.5 Liquid Propane Service 7 Sanitation 7.1 Waste Separation Rules 7.2 Waste Pickup Schedule 8 Local Attractions 8.1 Specialty Products and Festivals 8.2 Museums 8.3 Temples 9 Recreation 9.1 Fitness 9.2 Outdoor Activities 9.3 Parks 10 Related Articles 11 External links

OverviewEdit

TransportationEdit

Getting thereEdit

By airEdit

By railEdit

By busEdit

By carEdit

Municipal transitEdit

RailEdit

BusEdit

ShoppingEdit

Department StoresEdit

Grocery StoresEdit

Convenience StoresEdit

Electronics StoresEdit

Convenience StoresEdit

Home and Garden StoresEdit

Book StoresEdit

General StoresEdit

Dining and EntertainmentEdit

Snack-style barsEdit

Pub-style barsEdit

Fast Food and NoodlesEdit

ServicesEdit

Auto ServiceEdit

Hair StylingEdit

Tailoring and Dry CleaningEdit

Veterinary ServicesEdit

Travel AgenciesEdit

UtilitiesEdit

Electrical ServiceEdit

CommunicationsEdit

Internet CoverageEdit

Mobile Phone CoverageEdit

Natural Gas ServiceEdit

Fuel Oil ServiceEdit

Liquid Propane ServiceEdit

SanitationEdit

Waste Separation RulesEdit

Waste Pickup ScheduleEdit

Local AttractionsEdit

Specialty Products and FestivalsEdit

In October, there is the Paekje Cultural Festival, with historical re-inactments. It is shared with another town with historical roots in Paekje.

MuseumsEdit

• The royal burial mound complex on the edge of town (on the road to Nonsan) is open to the public for an average fee. The grounds are pleasant, and one can also picnic there.

• Buyeo National Museum has over ten thousand historical items coming from prehistoric through the end of Choseon times. They include ceramics, metal ornaments, funeral urns,

stone constructions, and stone Buddhas.

TemplesEdit

RecreationEdit

FitnessEdit

Outdoor ActivitiesEdit

Buyeo shares a Paekje festival with another city. Historic re-enactments are among the featured activities in this large national-level annual festival.

ParksEdit

Related ArticlesEdit

The following articles are relevant to this position:

• Wikia article on the near-by city of Nonsan.
• Wikia article on the metropolis of Daejeon.

External linksEdit

Here you can find some more information on this town.

• Official city site: http://www.buyeo.go.kr/new_buyeo/datas/sall.htm