
Ansan-si Gyeonggi-do, South Korea Travel Guide
Suwon (수원): Home to the UNESCO World Heritage Hwaseong Fortress, Suwon Traditional Market, and various historical sites.
Seoul (서울): South Korea's bustling capital, offering all things from ancient palaces to modern entertainment districts. Discover a variety of experiences.
Consider how you favor discover these nearby wonders.
Korea's excellent public transport system. This style provides the freedom to arrange your own pace and explore at will.
Organized tours suit those seeking ease, English commentary, or multiple sites without logistical management.
Discover natural beauty and unique landscapes within easy reach of Ansan.
A former gold mine transformed into a cultural theme park. Features light shows and a wine cave.
Offers coastal drives, vast tidal flats, and picturesque sea views. Within Ansan-si.
Nearby mountains like Gwanaksan or Bukhansan offer trails for hiking.
Explore diverse landscapes and activities.
Experience nature's calendar.
Immerse yourself in Korea's rich history and traditional culture outside Ansan.
A living museum recreates traditional Korean life from the Joseon period.
Suwon's magnificent 18th-century fortress, an UNESCO World Heritage site.
Some Gyeonggi-do areas, especially near Daebudo, have vineyards and small farms.
No major pilgrimage sites are immediately adjacent to Ansan.
Experience Joseon-era life at the Korean Folk Village.
Suwon Hwaseong Fortress shows grand architecture.
Rural areas near Daebudo offer vineyard visits.
Consider extending your trip to explore more of South Korea, using Ansan as a starting point.
Extend your visit to Ansan's Daebudo Island with Incheon and Oido.
Spend more time in the capital's many districts.
Ancient capital with historical sites via KTX from Seoul.
Seoul, Gyeongju, and Busan. Korea's history, culture, and modern vibrancy.
Incheon, Ansan, and south along the coast for maritime culture.
Gangneung, Sokcho, and beauty of the coast.