A Fun Day by the Sea in Ansan

This one-day course in Ansan offers a variety of diverse experiences. The first stop is the Ansan Fishing Village Folk Museum, where visitors can catch a glimpse of simple fishing village life, which may be unfamiliar to many. After exploring the various exhibition halls showcasing how fishing communities harmoniously interact with nature, visit the Nueseom Lighthouse Observatory to touch the living creatures dwelling in the tidal flats surrounding the island and experience vibrant nature firsthand.

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   Fishing Village Folk Museum

   어촌민속전시관

   The Ansan Fishing Village Folk Museum is a place where children can observe the differences between mountain and fishing villages through hands-on exhibitions, learn how fishing communities utilize nature, and appreciate the value of natural tidal flat resources. MoreLess

   

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   Nueseom Lighthouse Observatory

   누에섬 등대전망대

   The "Nueseom Lighthouse Observatory" was established to promote the safety of incoming and outgoing fishing vessels, provide city dwellers with pleasant and scenic fishing village tourism, and revitalize the local economy while creating non-fishing income sources.MoreLess

   

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   Daebudo Jonghyeon Village

   대부도 종현마을

   Daebudo Island earned its name because from a distance it looks like a large hill rather than an island. Through Sihwa Embankment—Korea's longest embankment spanning 12,676 meters and connecting Oido to Daebudo Bangameori—visitors can reach Ansan and Siheung in just about ten minutes. The coastal areas of Daebudo are dotted with docks and scenic spots, making it a popular weekend destination bustling with tourists enjoying a unique drive. MoreLess

   

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   Beradel Horse Riding Club

   베르아델 승마클럽

   The location where Beradel Equestrian Club stands is of great historical value: it belonged to Mahan during the Three Kingdoms period and served as a place where the central government trained high-level horsemanship and conditioned top-tier horses during the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties. According to the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty, it was home to the finest equestrian facilities of the time, where hundreds of horses and 839 specialists resided and trained. Guests can revitalize their body and mind amidst beautiful and pristine nature, a vast outdoor grass arena, top-tier pedigree horses and well-trained German horses, German equestrian instructors, a large Golden Glass indoor arena, a comfortable and pleasant clubhouse, the restaurant Majeok, and the high-end private villas of Rider's Ville. MoreLess

   

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