Gyeonggi-do
Places to visit in Anseong-si
This area brings together Namsadang traditions, crafts, and open-field scenery. Take your time exploring performance and hands-on experience venues or parks.
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Places to visit
11 placesNamsadang Performance Hall
A venue for traditional Namsadang performances. Check the performance schedule and visitor information, and consider combining your visit with a trip to Anseong Matchum Land.
View on mapAnseong Fields
A scenic view of Anseong's rice paddies, fields, and villages. See how the crops and fields change with the seasons.
View on mapPark Du-jin Literature Museum
A place to learn about and explore the life and literary legacy of Park Du-jin, a poet from Anseong.
View on mapAnseong Matchum Craft Culture Center
A space for craft exhibitions and hands-on making activities. Explore the culture of handcrafting through workshop programs and artworks.
View on mapAnseong Matchum Astronomy Science Center
A space for astronomy and space observation and activities. Explore exhibits about the sky and stars, and check the program information.
View on mapAnseong Namsadang Performance Hall
A venue for regular performances by Anseong Namsadang, located in Anseong Matchum Land.
View on mapAnseong Matchum Land
A place with a large park as well as performance and activity facilities. Combine a walk or outdoor break with cultural activities that interest you.
View on mapAnseong Four Seasons Sledding Hill
A facility for outdoor fun on sleds. Check how it operates by season and its hours before visiting.
View on mapAnseong Matchum Campground
A camping area set in the natural surroundings of Anseong Matchum Land. Check reservation and visitor information, and you can plan an outing in the surrounding park as well.
View on mapAnseong Matchum Museum
This museum introduces local life and crafts, with a focus on Anseong brassware. Learn about how brassware was made and used through the exhibits.
View on mapAnseong March 1 Movement Memorial Hall
Built to preserve the Manse Hill area, one of the March 1 Movement's three major sites of armed resistance and the gathering place for the intense April 1 independence protests. There, protesters drove out Japanese colonial rule and achieved two days of liberation. The memorial hall honors their spirit of independence and serves as a place for future generations to learn about love of country.
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Scenes of the area
- A Namsadang performance courtyard and open fields.
- Park Du-jin Literature Museum and Anseong Machum Craft Culture Center.
- Anseong Four Seasons Sledding Slope and Anseong Machum Campground.