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A Fun Play Experience in Ansan

4 stops · 6 hours

Ansan offers plenty to do. Restore both body and mind, tired from the summer heat, with local food at a Mulwang-dong traditional restaurant, try horseback riding at Horse Riding Land, and if you're traveling with children, it would also be fun to stop by the Ansan Happiness Etiquette Hall and take part in various traditional culture experience programs.

Duration
6 hours
Distance
19.01km

Along the way

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    Mulwang-dong Local Food Village

    물왕동 토속음식마을

    Known in the 1950s as President Syngman Rhee's private fishing spot, the Mulwang Reservoir Local Food Village, set amid mountains and lake, lets visitors sample local dishes such as spicy fish stew, duck stew, whole boiled chicken, grilled eel, and other Korean home-style cooking. \nMore
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    Site of Gosongjeong Pavilion

    고송정지

    This was the home of Kim Chung-ju, grandson of Kim Mun-gi, who suffered a tragic fate for taking part in the movement to restore King Danjong to the throne. Kim Chung-ju fled the capital by night, wandered from place to place, and eventually went into hiding in Hwajeong-dong, where he built a house of woven grass and made his living burning and selling charcoal, taking for himself the pen name 'Tanong' (Old Man of Charcoal). It is said he never ate meat or drank alcohol for the rest of his life and always wore hemp clothing and a flat bamboo hat. Whenever his feelings for Danjong stirred, he would gaze toward Yeongwol, where Danjong's tomb lies, and weep bitterly; and it is said that the pine tree nearby withered and died from the tears he shed grieving the tragic deaths of his grandfather and father. \nMore
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    Sasechungnyeolmun Gate (Gate of Four Generations' Loyalty)

    사세충렬문

    Sasechungnyeolmun is a set of commemorative gates — a Loyal Subject Gate and Virtuous Woman Gates — bestowed by the royal court to honor the patriotic loyalty of General Kim Yeo-mul (1548–1592), who died in service during the Japanese invasions of 1592, and the virtuous spirit of the women of the Kim Yeo-mul family across four generations of mothers- and daughters-in-law who took their own lives when Qing forces invaded during the Manchu invasion of 1636. Sasechungnyeolmun is a wooden structure notable for its square pillars, jusimpo bracket style, and paja (figure-eight) roof.More
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    Ansan City Happiness Etiquette Hall

    안산시행복예절관

    Located in Ansan, home to the largest foreign population in Korea, this is a hands-on venue for experiencing traditional culture, offering a range of programs for everyone from children to seniors — trying on traditional hanbok and ceremonial dress, making fans, making dasik (tea sweets), preparing seasonal holiday foods, traditional games, global manners, and more.\nMore

Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI) · Machine-translated

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