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The Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art is an art museum opened in 2006 in Ansan, South Korea as an art and cultural institution for 13 million residents. Founded by Gyeonggi Province and operated by the Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation, the Gyeonggi-do Museum of Modern Art has grown into a representative art museum in the Seoul metropolitan area by communicating with visitors through collection, preservation, research, exhibition and education activities of modern art, which will be a future asset of Gyeonggi-do.
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시화호
There is a park with a reedy marsh. There are countless species of plants and animals living near this wetland.
안산갈대습지공원
South Korea's first large-scale artificial wetland created for eco-water treatment. Features extensive wooden boardwalks over reed beds, a bird observation deck, and an environmental education center.
최용신 기념관
안산문화원
At first floor, exhibitions are divided into four zones-A zone, B zone, C zone and D zone. In the A zone, it exhibits relics from ancient times. You can learn about Ansan's history. In the B zone, you can learn about values of mud flat. Mud flat has been providing living foundation for Ansan resident. In the C zone, You can learn about Ansan's industry. Ansan's major industry is not only agriculture but also fishing and salt farms. So you can see farming implements and so on. In the D zone, you can see traditional remains which are used in daily life. It is divided into three section - food, clothing and shelter. In addition, you can see model and video clip about Dunbaemi play. It is a traditional play in Ansan.
안산향토사박물관
Museum of Ansan City from the past to the present.
안산 식물원
There are three exhibition areas: a tropical exhibition, a central exhibition, and a southern exhibition. The tropical exhibition is housed in a pyramidal glass greenhouse and is open year-round. Visitors can see various kinds of palm trees and cacti. The central exhibition is also housed in a glass greenhouse and features wildflowers and plants that grow naturally in central South Korea, but it is closed in winter. The southern exhibition is another glass greenhouse and is also closed in winter. Visitors can see lotus, water lilies, and fragrant trees in this exhibition.