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This stone fortress was built in a circular shape on a mountain highland, a style of mountain fortress commonly constructed in ancient times. Locally, it is also known as "Muhanseong." In the historical and fortress records of Anseong-hyeon in Sinjeung Dongguk Yeoji Seungnam (New Augmented Survey of the Geography of Korea), it is clearly noted as "Muyangseong: Located 12 ri south of the prefecture, built of stone."

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    Muyangsanseong Fortress (Muhanseong Fortress)

    무양산성(무한성)

    This stone fortress was built in a circular shape on a mountain highland, a style of mountain fortress commonly constructed in ancient times. Locally, it is also known as "Muhanseong." In the historical and fortress records of Anseong-hyeon in Sinjeung Dongguk Yeoji Seungnam (New Augmented Survey of the Geography of Korea), it is clearly noted as "Muyangseong: Located 12 ri south of the prefecture, built of stone."More
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    Anseong Farmland

    안성팜랜드

    This is a place where you can experience ranch life. You can touch and feed 25 kinds of domestic animals, including cows, sheep, geese, pigs, and donkeys, and become friends with them.More
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    Guksaam Hermitage

    국사암

    Heading toward the summit of Guksabong Peak, a small hermitage called Guksaam sits nestled between rock crevices. To the right of the main dharma hall stand three cozy statues known as the Gungye Maitreya of Guksabong Peak.More
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    Anseongmatchum Family Park

    안성맞춤 가족공원

    Anseongmatchum Family Park was established across a scenic 1,089,000㎡ (330,000 pyeong) hilly area for developing a country housing complex, fully equipped with various cultural facilities for visitors to enjoy comfortably. The central park features a fountain, children's playground, basketball court, volleyball court, and jokgu (footvolley) court, making it an ideal vacation destination for families.More

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

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