경기도 의왕 가볼만한곳With a total area of 363,636㎡, it was initially built as a reservoir in September 1953 to supply agricultural water to Anyang and Pyeongchon. Later, when Pyeongchon became a new city, the reservoir was changed to a lake, and with Cheonggyesan, Baekunsan, and Moraksan nearby, the area became a tourist attraction. The water flowing from the surrounding mountains flows in, so the water is clear and the scenery is beautiful, and because it is close to Seoul, the number of visitors is increasing. There are walking trails, accommodations, restaurants, and cafes nearby, and it is convenient because there is a lakeside road and a large parking lot. 2. Railroad Museum A railroad-related museum located in Uiwang-si, Gyeonggi-do. It was established to widely raise awareness of the history and culture of railroads, which are a large-scale means of transportation and a means of living for the people. It started as the Railroad Memorial Hall in the Railroad High School training grounds that opened in 1981, and expanded to open the Bugok Hall (Hall 1) in Bugok, Uiwang-si, Gyeonggi-do in 1988. In April 1997, Seoul Station Hall (Hall 2) opened at Seoul Station, but it was closed in 2004 and relocated and integrated with Bugok Hall. 3. Baekunsan Mountain It is 567m high and stands behind Baekun Reservoir. It is connected to Barasan (428m) and Gwanggyosan by a ridge, so you can enjoy hiking all around. When you reach the top, you can see Moraksan Mountain and Surisan Mountain (475m) to the northwest, and Gwanaksan Mountain in the distance to the north. You can also see Uiwang and Anyang City in full view. The hike starts at Gocheon-dong, Sangwanggyo-dong, and Baekun Reservoir. Starting from Gocheon-ri, you pass Baekunsa Temple, pass 560 Peak, climb to the top, pass Gobunjae, and descend toward Hagui-dong, a distance of about 10.4km, taking about 3 hours and 40 minutes. The course starting from Sangwanggyo-dong goes up Anbu along the main ridge and passes through 560 peak to reach the summit. 4. Wangsong Lake
A reservoir created in January 1948 to the south of Bugok Station (currently Uiwang Station) with an area of 1.65㎢ and a levee length of 640m. The water surface is wide, allowing you to feel the atmosphere of the lakeside, and it is widely known as a fishing spot as many crucian carp and crucian carp are caught. In particular, since the Bugok Sewage Treatment Plant has been put into operation, water quality has improved, and various migratory birds such as egrets, cranes, mallards, and mandarin ducks (Natural Monument No. 327) are visiting in large numbers. Bugok Sewage Treatment Plant has a computer simulation where you can see the sewage treatment process at a glance, and it has a basketball court, tennis court, walking course, and environmental information center, which are open to local residents. 5. Cheonggyesan Mountain
A mountain located to the south of Seocho-gu, Seoul, with an elevation of 618m. It is located in the southernmost part of the mountains surrounding Seoul and forms the border between Seongnam-si, Gwacheon-si, and Uiwang-si. The name Cheonggyesan was given as ‘Cheonggye (淸溪)’ because the water flowing down from the mountain was clear. There is a record that it was also called Cheongryongsan due to the legend that a blue dragon ascended to heaven during the Joseon Dynasty.
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