Gwanyang-ri becomes part of modern Anyang
Anyang's district history records Gwanyang-ri entering Anyang-eup in 1949 and becoming Gwanyang-dong when the city was established in 1973.
Old village names, the Hagui Stream, a traditional market, and Dongpyeon Village's newer street culture share one residential district.
Anyang's district history records Gwanyang-ri entering Anyang-eup in 1949 and becoming Gwanyang-dong when the city was established in 1973.
Names including Suchon, Ganchon, Dongpyeon, and Tomokgol preserve traces of earlier settlements between the mountain and stream.
Hagui Stream's walking path, Gwanyang Market, and Dongpyeon Village show three layers of contemporary neighborhood life.
Public records explain dates and places. Residents preserve the shops, school roads, sounds, and ordinary moments that maps cannot hold.
A newer residential-commercial lane recognized as a local themed street.
A waterside route through the neighborhood's everyday landscape.
A neighborhood market for daily shopping and local food.
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Indeogwon Station or local bus
About 3 hoursMarket and café hours vary. Keep residential entrances clear and avoid the stream path during flooding alerts.
Opening hours, admission, and transport conditions can change. Check the linked map and official information before you go.