Places to visit in Anseong-si

• Namsadang 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.

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• Anseong Fields

  A scenic view of Anseong's rice paddies, fields, and villages. See how the crops and fields change with the seasons.

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• Park Du-jin Literature Museum

  A place to learn about and explore the life and literary legacy of Park Du-jin, a poet from Anseong.

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• Anseong Matchum Craft Culture Center

  A space for craft exhibitions and hands-on making activities. Explore the culture of handcrafting through workshop programs and artworks.

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• Anseong 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.

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• Anseong Namsadang Performance Hall

  A venue for regular performances by Anseong Namsadang, located in Anseong Matchum Land.

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• Anseong 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.

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• Anseong Four Seasons Sledding Hill

  A facility for outdoor fun on sleds. Check how it operates by season and its hours before visiting.

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• Anseong 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.

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• Anseong 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.

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• Anseong 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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• Mirinae Catholic Shrine

  This Catholic pilgrimage site has the tomb of Saint Andrew Kim Taegon and a church. Explore the church, tomb area, and pilgrimage grounds.

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• Yangseong Confucian School

  Traditional buildings and a courtyard remain at this former school. Explore the historic atmosphere of the Yangseong area.

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• Juksan Martyrs' Shrine

  This Catholic shrine commemorates believers who died during the Byeongin Persecution. Explore its grounds, which include an outdoor altar, monument, and Sacred Heart statue.

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• Juksan Confucian School

  Traditional buildings and a courtyard remain at this former school. Take a quiet look around this historic place in the Juksan area.

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• Palgongsan Mountain

  This 189-meter mountain in Jangam-ri, Iljuk-myeon, lies along the Geumbuk Jeongmaek range. Yongseol Lake is behind it, and the Juksan Martyrs' Shrine is located on a mountain trail.

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• Jukju Mountain Fortress

  A mountain fortress site from the Three Kingdoms period that remains in Anseong. Follow the fortress trail to see the walls among the woods.

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• Chiljangsa Temple

  An old temple on the slopes of Chilhyunsan Mountain. Explore the temple grounds and nearby woodland paths.

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• Chilhyeonsan Mountain

  A mountain rising 516 meters above sea level in Chiljang-ri, Juksan-myeon, behind Chiljangsa Temple. Its forested ridge connects to Chiljangsan for a hike.

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• Dodeoksan Mountain

  A mountain rising 336.4 meters in Jangneung-ri, Juksan-myeon. There is a campground on its slopes, so you can enjoy both a forest hike and the outdoors.

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• Dwitsan Mountain

  A mountain rising 269.3 meters in Naegang-ri, Samjuk-myeon, beside Deoksan Lake. Enjoy views of the mountain slopes and lake.

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• Seounsan Mountain

  A mountain on the Geumbuk Range, with Seoknamsa Temple and Cheongnyongsa Temple on its slopes. Enjoy forest trails and views of the mountain temples.

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• Cheongnyongsa Temple

  A temple on the slopes of Seounsan Mountain, with Daeungbojeon Hall and several other buildings. Walk around the grounds, where mountain paths meet traditional architecture.

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• Seoknamsa Temple

  An old temple on the slopes of Seounsan Mountain. See the temple buildings and a large Buddha carved into a natural rock face.

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• Goseongsan Mountain

  A mountain rising 298 meters in Chilgok-ri, Wongok-myeon, with views of central Anseong from the summit. Nearby village and lake scenery is also visible.

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• Deogamsan Mountain

  A mountain rising 163.9 meters in Sanha-ri, Wongok-myeon. Walk its trails and nearby mountain paths while looking out over the Anseong Plain.

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• Baegunsan Mountain

  A mountain rising 190 meters in Banje-ri, Wongok-myeon. See the low mountain range of western Anseong and the surrounding rural landscape.

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• Anseong Farmland

  A sprawling farm-themed park focused on agricultural and livestock experiences. Explore the grasslands and farm facilities to take in rural scenery.

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• Bibongsan Mountain

  A low mountain behind central Anseong. Look down over the city from the summit and visit the spring and exercise areas.

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• Anseong Cathedral

  Located in Gupo-dong, Anseong Cathedral is a modern church that combines hanok and Western church styles. Take in the roofline and exterior of this old building.

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• Anseong Hyanggyo Confucian School

  Traditional buildings and a courtyard remain at this former local school. Explore this quiet historic site.

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• Anseong Gaeksa Site

  A historic government guesthouse site in Anseong with traditional architecture. Take your time exploring the preserved building and courtyard.

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• Guksabong Mountain

  A mountain rising 444.5 meters in Bogae-myeon, with views of Anseong's fields and mountain ranges from the summit. It is a hiking destination with wide open views.

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• Geumgangsan Mountain

  A mountain rising 241.4 meters in Geumgwang-ri, Geumgwang-myeon, behind Geumgwang Lake. Look out over the surrounding landscape of lake and forest.

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• Geumbyeongsan Mountain

  A mountain rising 234.5 meters in Wolhyang-ri, Gosam-myeon. See the landscape of Gosam, where rural villages and low mountain ranges meet.

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• Bonghwangsan Mountain

  A mountain rising 259.3 meters in Sinchang-ri, Gosam-myeon. Take in the low mountain slopes and surrounding rural scenery.

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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.
• Miraenae Pilgrimage Trail and Yangseong Confucian School
• Juksan's sacred sites and old mountain fortress
• Eastern mountain trails near Chiljangsa Temple
• Two temples on the slopes of Seounsan Mountain
• Low mountains and fields in western Anseong
• Mountains and historic architecture in downtown Anseong
• Mountains and lakes in north-central Anseong
• The low ridges of Gosam

Nearby areas

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