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Beomnyunsa Temple in Munsasan Mountain, Yongin

Beomnyunsa Temple in Munsusan Mountain in Yongin is a temple that preserves precious cultural heritage designated as Gyeonggi-do Cultural Heritage such as Wooden Seated Buddha, Ksitigarbha Pranidhana Sutra (Great Vows of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva), and Saddharmapundarika Sutra (The Lotus Sutra). After Buddhist monk Sangnyun had a dream wherein Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva said, “Practice asceticism here,” he built a temple on the current Beomnyunsa Temple site, which is being used as a place for nuns to practice asceticism. In addition, Beomnyunsa Temple was designated as Traditional Temple No. 108, and it is operating several programs such as temple stay and temple concert. The temple consists of Geungnakbojeon Hall, Gwaneumjeon Hall, Josajeon Hall, and Samseonggak Shrine as well as Daeungjeon Hall. Daeungjeon Hall Daeungjeon Hall is built in 亞’ shape as if supported by the Left Dragon and Right Tiger statues. When we throw a stone into a quiet pond, ripples spread in layers. In the same token, this architecture attempts to deliver the message that Buddha’s teachings will spread limitlessly. The golden tower on the roof of Daeungjeon Hall expresses 6 lotus flower bulbs and 8 lotus leaves in layers to symbolize Six Paramitas and Noble Eightfold Path. The crystal bead containing the universe on the top of the tower signifies Buddha’s mercy. Inside Daeungjeon Hall is a gigantic stone Buddha statute. This statue is made of a 53-ton single Hwangdeung stone. It is known to be the world’s largest Buddha statue enshrined within the Hall. Due to its enormous size, the stone statue was enshrined first prior to the construction of the hall. There are a standing Dongjinboan Bodhisattva statue on the left side of Sakyamuni Buddha and 1,250 Buddhas on the right side at Cheonbujeon. Geungnakbojeon Hall Geungnakbojeon Hall enshrines the Wooden Amitabha Buddha Triad. Amitabha is at the center, with Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva on the left and Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva on the right. Gwaneumjeon Hall In front of Gwaneumjeon Hall is the Three-story Stone Pagoda designated as Gyeonggi-do Cultural Heritage Material No. 145. The pagoda was moved from a house in Seoul, so the history and origin of the pagoda are not proven. Based on the overall sculpture techniques and style, it is presumed to have been made during the Goryeo period. Within Gwaneumjeon Hall, Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva is placed at the center, with the Avalokitesvara statue on the left and right sides. As the main statue at Gwaneumjeon Hall, Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva has 7 faces and 24 arms. Through several objects in each hand, it is showing many ways of protecting all living creatures. Josajeon Hall In building Josajeon Hall, some wooden materials were obtained with the help of Jinju Seong Clan, which was the birth family of monk Sangnyun of Beomnyunsa Temple. Josajeon Hall is enshrined with the portrait of a monk, who is believed to be Sangnyun. Samseonggak Shrine Tejaprabha Buddha, which symbolizes the Big Dipper, is located at the center, with a mountain spirit statue on the left side and Pratyeka Buddha (solitary awakened one) on the right. Beomjonggak (Bell Pavilion) Beomjonggak is also built in 亞’ shape like Daeungjeon Hall. It has a big bell at the center as well as a large Buddhist drum, a wooden fish, and a cloud gong. Yongsugak Pavilion Yongsugak Pavilion at Beomnyunsa Temple has spring water that is known to have miraculous virtue since the olden times. In monk Sangnyun’s dream, a blue dragon spurted blue water from this spring, so Yongsugak is considered to have inspired the construction of Beomnyunsa Temple.

LocationYongin

TypeHeritage
Anseong Herb Town

Anseong Herb Village is a natural space in the forest that can heal mind and body away from the desolate life of city downtown. It is drawing tourists’ attention by providing rest and special experiences full of herbal fragrance. The place has exotic Spain-themed buildings between trees in the thick forest. Visitors can appreciate the harmony of herbal plants and splendid flowers under the theme of herbs. Anseong Herb Village located in Guksabong-ro, Samjuk-myeon, Anseong-si has an experience-oriented workshop and an herb farm, and it is offering various herb-related experiences. Soleado is a Spanish word meaning “Getting good sunlight.” It is an herb and wellbeing theme restaurant that serves Italian food made of fragrant natural herbs At the Soleado restaurant bathed in warm sunlight through windows on both walls, visitors can have a happy time with family members and friends. In addition, DoNature Living Shop, which offers various herbal aroma products for aromatherapy and healthy life, is selling miscellaneous daily goods as well as aromatherapy products and various herbal products for health, In particular, Secret Garden is a space where visitors can personally see seasonal herbs along the walking path. It is one of the popular spaces among families and lovers with its romantic sculptures and herbs in nature. Ariate Farm is a place where visitors can experience the strong herbal fragrance of the Mediterranean Basin. It has fresh herbs all year round.

LocationAnseong

TypeTheme Park
Seoknamsa Temple (Anseong)

Seongnamsa is a branch temple of Yonjusa, which is the main temple of the 2nd diocese of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. In 680 (20th year of the reign of King Munmu), Buddhist Monk Damhwa or Seokseon is said to have founded the temple. In 876 (18th year of the reign of King Munseong), Buddhist Monk Yeomgeo repaired the temple; during the Goryeo period, State Preceptor Hyegeo, who was King Gwangjong’s royal monk, rebuilt the temple, where several hundreds of monks stayed. Seoknamsa Temple is a branch temple of Yonjusa, which is the main temple of the 2nd diocese of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. In 680 (20th year of the reign of King Munmu), Buddhist Monk Damhwa or Seokseon is said to have founded the temple. In 876 (18th year of the reign of King Munseong), Buddhist Monk Yeomgeo repaired the temple; during the Goryeo period, State Preceptor Hyegeo, who was King Gwangjong’s royal monk, rebuilt the temple, where several hundreds of monks stayed. During the merging and abolishment of temples across the nation as part of the policy of promoting Confucianism and oppressing Buddhism during the early Joseon period, Seongnamsa was a famous temple nationwide, having been selected as a blessed temple that represented Anseong-gun. The monks of the temple were exempted from compulsory labor upon King Sejo’s handwritten order, The temple was completely burned down during the Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592, but monk Haewon of Seogwangsa Temple rebuilt the temple during King Hyejong’s reign (1649∼1659) and expanded the power of the temple; it was rebuilt again in 1732 (8th year of the reign of King Yeongjo). In terms of cultural heritage, there are Daewungjeon Hall of Seoknamsa Temple (Gyeonggi Tangible Cultural Heritage No. 108), Yeongsanjeon Hall of Seoknamsa Temple (Treasure No. 823), and Rock-carved Standing Buddha of Seoknamsa Temple (Gyeonggi Tangible Cultural Heritage No. 109).

LocationAnseong

TypeHeritage
Ansung Natural Resort

The natural resort in Anseong is located on Charyeong Mountain Range 150~540m above sea level. It is located 56km away from Seoul. Boasting of the best facilities and the best environment, it is designed in a Mediterranean mood. The resort has a large sauna built in the traditional architectural technology of the Goryeo Dynasty, and it has also opened a top class bath facility by using natural aquifer water from the granite rock bed. In 2010, it opened a new-concept water park on a 20,000 pyeong (66,100m2) area. It is developing as a comprehensive resort where visitors can enjoy comfortable recreation and leisure life all year round. Traditional sauna – Geongang Nara Spa sauna, traditional sauna, Jade cave experience, pyramid experience room, medicinal herbal experience room, sinabeuro tea room, massage research center, seminar room, and auxiliary facilities Water park –Wonder Pool Lazy river, main pool, event fountain, kids’ pool (warm bathtub), Wonder pool garden, Rental Shop, auxiliary facilities NARA Oriental Medical Clinic Health care system, herbal children growth clinic, physical constitution analysis, diagnosis Pension- lnyeonae Provides healthy rest for body and mind all year round Korean restaurant-Aramwon Serves Korean food prepared with great care Geongang Nara - Auto Campground Fosters a sound camping culture Experience-oriented learning Provides various experience-oriented learning programs depending on the season

LocationAnseong

TypeTheme Park
Herb & Beetle

Herb & Beetle in Anseong is an educational farm with the theme of herbs and beetles. The beetle is the strongest among insects, with noticeable horns on the upper center of the head. Male beetles have horns. Female beetles have hair on the back of their body to have easy access to underground when they lay eggs. Male beetles use their horns when fighting against other males to get food and female beetles. They push their horns under the abdomen of the other beetle and throw it far away instantly. After the ecological education, visitors make a specimen as part of an experience-oriented program. They only need to fix a tenderized beetle by spreading the legs and putting pins on them. Living beetles are very popular among children at the outdoor experience site due to their big size and attractive appearance. Some children are afraid to touch the beetles so they simply watch them, but other children do not hesitate to touch them with their hands. The beetles have hooks on their legs, so one may get injured if one takes them forcibly. When taking the beetle, gently touch the buttock of the beetle, and they will move forward. Children can discover larvae hidden in the sawdust. Thicker than an adult’s thumb, the larva may look gross, but its plump body looks cute. Next to the outdoor experience site are insect cultivation site, insect store, herbal garden, and stockyard. From spring to autumn, visitors can enjoy the aroma of herbs and flowers. After finishing the education, children can feed goats, rabbits, and chicken and enjoy recreation and games on the grass on one side of the garden.

LocationAnseong

TypeTheme Park
Anseong Machum Museum

Opened in 2002, Anseong Machum Museum was built within the Chung-Ang University Anseong Campus in Nae-ri, Daedeok-myeon, Anseong-si as an industry-academe cooperative model. Brassware is generally considered “brazen vessel” or “living tool made of brass.” Traditionally, plates are made of copper and tin. The origin of Korean brassware goes back to the Bronze Age when the alloy of copper and tin was used as in the contemporary times. During the Joseon period, Anseong used to be a major transportation site where products from Gyeongsang-do, Chungcheong-do, and Jeolla-do were transported to Hanyang, the capital of Joseon, so the markets in Anseong sold almost everything. Since the cultures of several areas were integrated in Anseong, a unique culture was created such as Namsadang nori. Among the products, brassware is a famous local specialty product of Anseong. When customers ordered brassware, Anseong made perfect brassware requested by customers, so this was called “mochum” or “machum,” meaning “perfect customization.” The expression “Anseongmachum” was created to describe a circumstance or an object formed to be suitable for use. The inclusion of Anseong in this expression refers to Anseong, the name of this local area. The Anseong Machum Museum is exhibiting actual brassware focusing on the history of Anseong brassware. It is showing the method of brassware production with models. It also presents the history of Anseong ‒ which has a strong tradition of folk culture ‒ in chronological order.

LocationAnseong

TypeGallery&Museum
Chung Hak Dae Museum of Contemporary Art (Anseong)

Opened on December 31, 1998, the museum is located next to Geumgwang Lake. It is a kind of gallery café equipped with an art museum and a cafe. On the wide grassplot in front of the building, sculptures are being exhibited, forming a sculpture garden in harmony with the scenery of Geumgwang Lake. The area is 3,302㎡, and the first floor is a café and the second floor is an art museum. Collected artworks consist of 134 pieces of Oriental and Western paintings. Under the philosophy of the founder who wanted to form harmony between the gallery and its surrounding space centering on Geumgwang Reservoir in Anseong, the museum was remodeled and reopened in March 2015. The area is a famous dating course along with Geumgwang Lake. It takes about 40 minutes by car from Seoul. Nearby is a complex cultural experience courtyard consisting of Anseong Cultural Village and Cultural School “dalpeng2.” Experience the farm and homestay facilities.

LocationAnseong

TypeGallery&Museum
Chunghyeon Museum

Chunghyeon Museum is a family museum that preserves the relics and artifacts of Yi Won-ik, a civic servant during the mid-Joseon Dynasty, and his direct descendants. The museum was constructed by the Chunghyeon Cultural Foundation established by Yi Won-ik’s 13th grandson and was opened in October 2003. The museum has several cultural heritage designated by Gyeonggi-do Province: a shrine with the portrait of Yi Won-ik; Gwangamdang, a house offered by King Injo; Site of Chunghyeonseowon Confucian Academy with a signboard bestowed by King Sukjong in 1676; and Head House. The exhibition hall (Chunghyungwan) exhibits relics and materials related to Yi Won-ik as well as the head family’s folk goods. Other must-sees are Pungyokdae Pavilion, Simsangdae Pavilion, and Tangeumam Rock as well as the graves of Yi Won-ik’s parents, brothers, and uncles.

LocationGwangmyeong

TypeHeritage
Yeonghoewon Royal Tomb of Crown Princess Minhoe

During the Second Manchu invasion of Korea in 1636, Crown Princess Minhoe and Crown Prince Sohyeon were taken as hostages by the Qing Dynasty. While staying in Shenyang for 9 years, they accumulated great wealth through international trades and farming using their business skills. At that time, Qing was a nomadic tribe, so they did not have knowledge of farming. Crown Princess Minhoe made profits from farming by mobilizing the Joseon people who were seized as slaves by Qing. When Crown Prince Sohyeon and Crown Princess Minhoe formed friendly relations with the high-ranking officials of Qing and sided with Qing, however, King Injo started to suspect that the Qing Dynasty would enthrone Crown Prince Sohyeon after ousting him. In 1643 (21st year of the reign of King Injo), when Crown Princess Minhoe’s father Gang Seok-gi passed away, Crown Princess Minhoe and Crown Prince Sohyeon visited Joseon for a short time but could not attend the funeral due to the king’s control, so they were forced to return to Qing. After Crown Prince Sohyeon came back to Joseon, he got mistreated by King Injo by making an issue out of his actions in Qing and suddenly died. After the death of Crown Prince Sohyeon, Crown Princess Minhoe continuously suffered from King Injo’s scheme to kill her, and she was eventually imprisoned. In the same year, as a result of a false accusation made by Lady Jo Soyong who was favored by King Injo, Crown Princess Minhoe was charged with the crime of attempting to poison the king. In 1646, King Injo forcibly expelled Crown Princess Minhoe and ordered that she be poisoned as a death penalty. Subsequently, her three little sons got exiled to Jejudo Island and died there. Her old mother and four siblings were executed or flogged to death. In 1718 (44th year of the reign of King Sukjong), the charges against her were nullified, and her status as Crown Princess was restored. The spirit of her pragmatism and pursuit of new civilization even as a hostage by the Qing Dynasty are now regarded highly.

LocationGwangmyeong

TypeHeritage
Gwangmyeong Nuri-gil

Gwangmyeong Nuri-gil is a Dulle-gil Trail that connects Gureumsam and Gahaksan mountains. It consists of the 5.9km-long Course 1 that connects “Community health center-Geumgangjeongsa Temple-Gwangmyeong Cave” and the 5.4km-long Course 2 connecting “Gwangmyeong Cave-Yeonghoewon-Community health center,” forming a circular shape together. For the convenience of visitors, the trail has sign posts and pavilion at crossroads and benches along the trail. Well-organized, the trail protects the ecology of the forest and preserves nature.

LocationGwangmyeong

TypeNatural Beauty
Gwangmyeong Dodeoksan Campground

Gwangmyeong Dodeoksan Campground is located on Dodeoksan Mountain [183.1m] in Haan-dong, Gwangmyeong-si, Gyeonggi-do. It is a natural park with a total of 42 camping lots. The campground is constructed to provide a leisure & relaxation space downtown for the citizens of Gwangmyeong. After completing the construction of the camping site in late July 2014, the campground went through a test operation period for one month in August before officially opening in late September. All camping lots provide electricity; since camping equipment are not leased, however, visitors should bring their own equipment. They cannot accommodate camping cars or caravans. Auxiliary facilities include management office, stores, rest area, pond, public restroom, shower room, wastewater treatment site, cooking area, hiking trail, springwater site, and ecological pond. Nearby tourist sites include Gwangmyeong Cave, Gureumsan Forest Park, Yeonghoewon, Royal Tomb of Crown Princess Minhoe who was a daughter-in-law of King Injo, Head House of civic official Yi Won-ik during King Injo’s reign, Gwangamdang Hall, and Anteo Eco Park.

LocationGwangmyeong

TypeLeisure Sports
Gureumsan Forest Park

Gureumsan Forest Park is located in Haan-dong, Gwangmyeong-si, Gyeonggi-do. Occupying an area of 674,465㎡, it is one of the Eight Sights of Gwangmyeong, which include Dodeoksan’s peak, Dodeokjeong Pavilion, daytime and nighttime view of KTX Gwangmyeong Station, Anteo Eco Park, Yi Won-ik’s Head House and Gwangamdang Hall, Gwangmyeong Cave, Gwangmyeong traditional market, and Gwangmyeonghannae Stream (Anyangcheon). Currently, it is considered to have the highest level of phytoncide among 13 forest parks in Gyeonggido Province. The hiking trails consist of four courses. Course 1 goes through Cheolsan 4-dong wild flower complex~Dodeoksan transmitting tower~Dodeoksan Peak~Bamil Eco Footbridge~Hanchigogae Overpass~Gureumsan Peak [5.1㎞, 110 minutes needed]. Course 2 goes through the Community health center~Garidae Plaza~ Gureumsan peak [2.8㎞, 60 minutes needed].Course 3 goes through Anseo Elementary school~Seodoksan peak~ Seodoksan Gallimgil Trail~Gahaksan peak~ Gureumsan peak [5.9㎞, 120 minutes needed].Course 4 passes through Yi Won-ik Memorial Hall ~ Seodoksan Gallimgil ~ Gwangmyeong Cave~ Gureumsan peak [4.3㎞, 80 minutes needed]. On the peak is Gureumsam Observatory, where visitors can see downtown Gwangmyeong, Gwanaksan, Sanmaksan, Cheonggyesan, Gwanggyosan, Seongchaesan, Surisan, and Seodoksan mountains at a glance.

LocationGwangmyeong

TypeNatural Beauty
Amazing Park (Pocheon)

The Amazing Park, located in a deep forest of Pocheon, is a science playground where visitors can understand and explore the principle of science as they personally see, touch, and feel. The park is divided into Nature Zone and Science Zone. The Nature Zone consists of various peculiar bridges such as SuspensionBridge, Hidden Bridge, Airing Road, and Winding Road, whereas the Science Zone has various giant engineering installations such as the Amazing Park Science Hall, Amazing Swing, Large Fountain, Pendulum Pump, and Solar System. <Science Zone> Amazing Park Science Hall - A learning space where visitors can personally experience some 200 engineering installations. Amazing Swing - A swing moves left to right while avoiding water jets falling from the 105 valves installed above the 4.5 high, 1m wide, and 5m long facility. Large Fountain – The 23m large fountain is made by using the fundamental principle of engineering apparatus (approx. 32,000kg). Solar System – The pendulum pump delivers hydro energy to the large waterwheel and turns the solar system connected to a total of 83 toothed wheels. <Nature Zone> Suspension Bridge - The 130m arch-shaped bridge provides an experience similar to walking on the sky. Hidden Bridge – While walking on the bridge connected between trees, forming a 300m-long skyway in the forest, visitors can get phytoncide’s healing energy emitted from the nut pine tree forest. Airing Road - The walking course in the pine nut tree forest consists of a total of 570 stairs and has a lucky bell at the peak. Winding Road - After walking up the Airing Road, visitors can hit the lucky bell and pray for their wishes.

LocationPocheon

TypeTheme Park
Art Museum Versi

The name “Versi” carries the meaning “friend (beot in Korean)” to imply the significance of friends. Since it is written as “versi” in English, it suggests “Diversity” as the key word. “Art brut” means “unsophisticated, primitive, pure art.” It was defined in 1945 by French artist Jean Dubuffet to describe people working outside the influences of an established art arena. In addition, Art brut refers to artworks created by people without any specific purposes or awareness about their art activities, so such artworks are not limited by themes, subjects, or materials compared to artworks belonging to a specific field of the art arena. They may look illogical and informative in terms of expression or description methods. Art Museum Versi houses exhibition wards, artists’ wards, and auxiliary facilities. In particular, the museum is designed in such a way as to provide convenience for the disabled and elderly in appreciating artworks by adopting the “Barrier-Free” concept.

LocationYongin

TypeGallery&Museum
Edelweiss in Gapyeong

Edelweiss Swiss Theme Park is a park created under the theme of Swiss. Upon passing the entrance, visitors are welcomed by the Swiss Theme Hall resembling an ancient castle in Switzerland. Switzerland’s various crests and paintings are on the exterior of the building painted in bright pastel-toned primary colors, and windows are decorated beautifully, giving the impression of being in a fairytale land. EdelweissSwiss Village consists ofthematic halls such as Swiss Theme Hall, Love Proposal Hall, Swiss Story, Santa’s Village, and Bern Bear, small exhibition spaces such as Coffee Museum, Cheese Museum, and Chocolate Museum, and spaces where visitors can enjoy beverages and food such as That’s Coffee and Matterhorn Restaurant. The first place that visitors see is the Swiss Theme Hall on the second floor of the ticket booth building. Within the hall, visitors can see picturesque villages on snow-covered mountains and green pastures that come to mind when we think of Switzerland,Matterhorn, Swiss alpine rescue dogSaint Bernard, andSwissalpenhorn. A small tour of Swiss villages will surely be a lot of fun. With Jungfrau’s snow-covered mountains and green pastures as backdrop,Switzerland’s beautiful villages are presented in a diorama. Appreciate the scenic view of Switzerland along the Jungfrau railroad. The diorama, which shows the night view of Interlachen and Jungfrau,is very impressive. The denselyclustered colorful houses emit splendid colors when lighted.

LocationGapyeong

TypeTheme Park
Yellow Bridge Museum in Gapyeong

While driving on the road along Cheongpyeongho Lake in Gapyeong, you can see the “Yellow Bridge Museum”built personally by Representative Song Il-gwang. The building itself is like installation art. The museum is exhibiting some 100 artworks; it is a sensibility place equipped withinterior art museum, small outdoor park, and cafe. If you order a beverage, admission to the museum is free. You can enjoy beverage while appreciating nostalgic things and unique artworks. You can travel back into your childhood days while looking at old objects such as black rubber shoes, sewing machine, and various accessories. The place is filled wall-to-wall with interesting artworks, allowing you to enjoy artwork in a leisurely mood.

LocationGapyeong

TypeGallery&Museum
The Stay Healing Park

The park provides a healing place where visitors can experience culture. As an urban healing park located at the foot of Borisan Mountain in Gapyeong, which has rich ecological heritage, it occupies an area of 840,000m2 (250,000 pyeong) and provides a space for enjoying culture, sports, and relaxation. It is equipped with various types of accommodations such as Hotel Coffee Tree, pension, bungalow, and glamping. Visitors can enjoy the pristine nature of a wild garden, golf courses, swimming pool, and fitness center. The Stay Healing Park is a space that provides healing and cultural events such as exhibition and therapy.

LocationGapyeong

TypeTheme Park
Gwangmyeong Speedom

Gwangmyeong Speedom is a bicycle race track consisting of 1 basement and 5 floors aboveground. The total floor area of the building is 74,444m2, and it can accommodate up to 30,000 people. Leisure Sports Facilities Bicycle Rental Stand – Children’s bicycles, adult bicycles, tandem bicycles, family bicycles, tricycles Operation Hours: Fri., Sat., Sun., 12:30~17:00 Playground – Equipped with various play facilities to promote children’s emotional and physical development. The floor covered with synthetic grass made of urethane ensures the safety of children. Operation Hours: 9:00~20:00 Pedal Plaza – Equipped with the latest facilities and two basketball courts made of a safe floor material. Operation Hours: 9:00~20:00 Bicycle Roller Experience Hall – Bicycle race customers and club members can experience various bicycle rollers to improve their physical strength and bicycle riding capability. Operation Period: Jan.-Mar., Nov.-Dec. / Bicycle Racing Dome Operation Days (Fri.-Sun.) Operation Hours: 12:30~18:30 Column No.: No. 36 on 3F Futsal stadium –Made of the latest facilities, with the floor covered with synthetic grass for the safety of users. Operation Hours: Sunrise time ~ Sunset time

LocationGwangmyeong

TypeLeisure Sports
Yongmun Millennium Sijang (Market)

Yongmun Millennium Sijang (Market), which sells “primary processing food” at cheap prices, has long history and tradition, and visitors will be able to experience the warmth of the merchants. The market is one of Yangpyeong-gun’s three major traditional markets. You can get there by getting off at Yongmun Station of the Gyeongui-Jungang Line. It is a 5-day traditional market where some 200 merchants gather together to sell goods. Yongmun Millennium Sijang is becoming a hub market in the eastern part of Yangpyeong-gun. It is famous as a tourist-type market along with the Yongmunsan Tourist Complex and the Freshwater Fish Ecological Museum. Furthermore, it was selected as part of the alley-type market fostering project hosted by Small Enterprise Market Corporation and Small and Medium Business Administration in 2015. Not only is it a market where visitors can enjoy shopping; it is also a cultural art place that offers visitors many things to eat, see, and enjoy.

LocationYongin

TypeShopping
Blue Hill Blueberry Farm

The harvest time of blueberry is between June and August. The farm produces organic blueberries and sells them directly to consumers, so the taste of blueberries is very fresh and excellent. The farm aims to produce fruit in a natural environment and to make both nature and humans healthy instead of concentrating on generating high profits. Harvesting blueberries is mainly done through experience-oriented programs that offer experiences of making shaved ice with sweetened red beans and blueberries and by blueberry flower planters. The farm is a space where both producer and consumers can enjoy together.

LocationPocheon

TypeTheme Park

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Beomnyunsa Temple in Munsasan Mountain, Yongin

Anseong Herb Town

Seoknamsa Temple (Anseong)

Ansung Natural Resort

Herb & Beetle

Anseong Machum Museum

Chung Hak Dae Museum of Contemporary Art (Anseong)

Chunghyeon Museum

Yeonghoewon Royal Tomb of Crown Princess Minhoe

Gwangmyeong Nuri-gil

Gwangmyeong Dodeoksan Campground

Gureumsan Forest Park

Amazing Park (Pocheon)

Art Museum Versi

Edelweiss in Gapyeong

Yellow Bridge Museum in Gapyeong

The Stay Healing Park

Gwangmyeong Speedom

Yongmun Millennium Sijang (Market)

Blue Hill Blueberry Farm