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Suwon Nammun Market Nearby Attraction : Suwon Hwaseong

Suwon Nammun Market Nearby Attraction : Suwon Hwaseong

Suwon Hwaseong was built with his devotion to his father, but he also planned on the basis of his will for the realization of a strong kingdom politics his desire to eliminate factional strife.
It was built in 1794 by Jeongjo and completed in 1796, two years later. It is said that due to Hwasong Mountain, various fields of architectural technology, art, and science were recognized.

<Snow in Hwaseong/ Photo source: Suwon City Official Blog>

In addition, Suwon Hwaseong was designated as a World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO in 1997,
by recognizing the four main gates and other structures of different shapes and characteristics, including the four main gates of the fortress.

It is chosen as the ‘Star of Korea Tourism’ that celebrates 2012 Korea Tourism,
and is a place where not only Korea but also where the world appreciates its beauty and value.

Although the scenery is beautiful throughout the year, the appearance of Hwaseong in the winter is said to be sufficient for the colors and attractiveness.


Information Use

■ Address : 190 Yeonmu-dong, Jangan-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do

■ Contact : 031-290-3600

■ Website : http://www.swcf.or.kr/

■ Viewing hours

Summer (March – October) 09 : 00 – 18 : 00

Winter (November – February) 09 : 00 – 17 : 00

■ Fee

Individual) Adult 1,000 won/ Youth and Soldier 700 won/ Children 500 won

Group(more than 20 people) Adult 700 won/ Youth and Soldier 700 won/ Children 500 won

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