Anyang Art Park

**Anyang Art Park: A Serene Escape** Anyang Art Park is a hidden gem that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and architectural wonder. The park's stunning waterfalls, meticulously designed river channel, and lush greenery create a serene and tranquil atmosphere. The park's architecture is truly impressive. Every corner reveals thoughtful design and attention to detail. The integration of the park's elements, such as the river and the mountain, is particularly inspiring. The mountain trail offers a challenging hike, while the well-maintained paths and benches provide ample opportunities for relaxation. The historic temple within the park adds a cultural dimension, offering a glimpse into Korea's rich history. The park's clear signage and well-organized layout make it easy to navigate, even for first-time visitors. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an active outdoor experience, Anyang Art Park has something for everyone. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. I almost forgot the rock carvings thought to be done during the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392). It realistically depicts an image of a monk hitting a Buddhist bell with a wooden rod. Spiritual!!

The park not far from Seoul : about 40 mins. By train: to Gwangak station >> taxi or bus . Advice take about half of the day Many attraction point -coffee shop & restaurant I love this place

So good spot for hanging out in weekend. And this was not crowded so that is my favorite thing.

This place was just awesome. Lots of little cute shops and very good places to eat. There is cafe along the walk way and it was awesome.

Beautiful sculptures, a nice walk, serene meditation forest, temple and an observatory with a fantastic view! Quite a number of places to explore within, a street filled with good food just across.

Nice place, a few artwork was rusty and covered in dust. Very complicated to find, once arrived at the bus station, walk up the river stream (you will find some maps there). Was nice to be in the nature for an afternoon. A lot of cafes in the village! Overall nice!

A long stretch of eating places along the banks of a shallow river full of families and kids enjoying the water. Other than the linear bridge at the far end much of the art was hard to find. On the other hand the slopes of the mountain have a number of paths to follow while looking for art installations. Enjoyable but it will be better when the covid restrictions are less and you can end the day eating out with a group.

A great place to spend the day. There are a lot of shops and cafes along the river. You can take a stroll in the water which is nice on a hot day. It is at the entrance of Gwanaksan so you can do some hiking as well.