It was built in the form of an observation tower with 4 floors above ground and an area of ​​278.47㎡, and is used as an excellent natural ecology learning center where migratory birds flying into Songji Lake can be observed. It is equipped with a bird taxidermy exhibition hall with a total of 240 taxidermy items of 89 species, an outdoor observatory with a panoramic view of Songji Lake, and an observation tower equipped with a telescope. Inside, there is a swan, a natural monument, flying into Songji Lake. Expresses the beauty of nature. Construction began in 2004 and opened on July 5, 2007. Songji Lake is a freshwater lake connected to the sea with a total circumference of 6.5km and an area of ​​approximately 200,000 pyeong. It is famous for its rich fish stock and as a destination for migratory birds such as swans. There are various attractions nearby, including Songjiho Beach, Wanggok Village, auto camping site, and deep ocean reservoir.