Staying Healthy with Slow Food and Horseback Riding

Let go of the prejudice that Anseong is a boring city. Cleanse your body at Seoil Farm, a slow-food restaurant that serves wholesome ingredients carefully cultivated using traditional methods, and enjoy a special experience building physical strength through horseback riding at Hannover Horse Riding Club.

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   Hannover Horse Riding Club

   하노버승마장

   Located halfway up Magoksan Mountain in Eunseok Village, Goun-ri, Iljuk-myeon, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, this equestrian center boasts pleasant natural surroundings. It features outdoor riding trails and a large 30m x 70m indoor arena, offering training for horses, athletes, and members at all skill levels—from beginners trying horseback riding for the first time to advanced riders preparing for domestic and international equestrian competitions.MoreLess

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   Seoil Farm

   서일농원

   As a farm producing doenjang (fermented soybean paste), it is a clean and sunny farm. Although it covers an area of about 99,000 m² (30,000 pyeong), it is cozily landscaped with soybean and chili pepper fields, a pear orchard, and a Korean plum (maesil) grove, making it ideal for a relaxing 30-minute stroll.MoreLess

   

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   Gyeonggi Anseong Market

   경기 안성장

   During the Joseon Dynasty, Anseong Market was so large that it was counted among the three major markets along with Daegu and Jeonju as a gateway to Seoul. It was a bustling market filled with a wide variety of crafts and inn brokers (gaekju), inspiring the saying, 'There are two or three more kinds of goods here than in Seoul.' However, it has now been modernized to the point where it is difficult to find traces of its past appearance.MoreLess

   

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   Mangyisanseong Fortress

   망이산성

   Constructed during the Three Kingdoms period, this mountain fortress has walls built along a low ridge northward from the summit of Mangyisan Mountain (472 m above sea level). It served as a strategic military vantage point overlooking the fields of Samseong-myeon in Eumseong-gun and Jincheon-gun in the distance to the south. An inner fortress of earthen walls was constructed around the summit, and an outer fortress of stone walls was built along the ridge spanning about 2 km.MoreLess

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