Places to visit in Asan-si

• Asan Hot Spring Tourist Site

  Asan Hot Spring was discovered in 1987 and designated a tourist area in 1991. It grew in popularity after the themed hot spring facility Asan Spavis opened in 2001, and its mildly alkaline waters contain more than 20 beneficial minerals.

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• Onyang Hot Springs

  One of Asan's best-known hot spring areas, Onyang was visited by Joseon kings for rest and treatment. Find hot spring water at bathhouses and footbath areas in downtown Onyang.

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• Sinjeong Lake

  Walking paths and a park surround this artificial lake, created in 1926. Stroll by the water, relax, or enjoy the surrounding views.

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• Asan Green Tower

  This 150-meter observation tower was created using the chimney of a waste incineration facility. Take in views of the Asan area from above.

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• Hyeonchungsa Shrine

  This shrine and its related historic sites honor Admiral Yi Sun-sin. Explore the places connected to his life and history in Asan.

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• Gongseri Catholic Church

  This historic church in Inju-myeon, Asan, is especially scenic when spring flowers bloom. Explore the church and its surroundings.

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• Yeonginsan Mountain

  This mountain spans Yeongin-myeon, Yeomchi-eup, and Inju-myeon in Asan. From the summit, you can see Asan Bay, the Seohae Bridge, and nearby seawalls, with a natural recreation forest on its slopes.

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• Tomb of Admiral Yi Sun-sin

  This burial site of Admiral Yi Sun-sin is in Eumbong-myeon, Asan. Explore this historic site honoring the admiral.

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• Dogo Hot Springs

  One of Asan's three major hot spring areas, Dogo lies in the western part of the city. It is known for its alkaline sulfur hot spring water and offers hot spring tourism.

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• Oeam Folk Village

  This hanok village in Asan is designated a National Folk Cultural Heritage. Walk along streets lined with traditional houses and explore the area's historic residential landscape.

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• Bonggoksa Temple

  This temple on the slopes of Bongsusan Mountain in Songak-myeon has a pine forest and Daeungjeon Hall. Walk the forest path and take in the atmosphere of this old temple.

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Scenes of the area

• A chance to unwind at Asan Hot Springs.
• An Onyang outing linking hot springs and lakes
• History along the Gokgyocheon Stream
• History on the slopes of Yeonginsan Mountain
• Hot springs and forest villages in southwestern Asan

Nearby areas

• Cheonan-siNext door
• Pyeongtaek-siNext door
• Gongju-siNext door
• Yesan-gunNext door
• Dangjin-siNext door