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Seobuk-gu, Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do

Seobuk-gu, Cheonan-si is one of 16 cities, counties and districts in Chungcheongnam-do. It has 14 neighborhoods (10 dong · 3 eup · 1 myeon) and 402,780 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Buseong 2-dong with 63,975.

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Landmark stamp: Seongseong Lake Park

Located in Cheonan, this scenic urban waterfront park features wooden boardwalks, observation decks, and lush wetlands where visitors can enjoy pleasant nature walks.

What to see: Walking along the wooden boardwalk stretching over the calm lake offers a refreshing view of diverse wetland flora and fauna.
Visitor tip: Visiting around sunset allows travelers to appreciate glowing evening colors reflected on the water and gentle night illumination.
Food nearby: Cozy cafes surrounding the lakeside area provide relaxing spaces to sip warm tea while taking in wide panoramic water views.

Food, festivals and stories of Seobuk-gu, Cheonan-si

Local food: Sweet, juicy pears grown in Seonghwan-eup and rich Geobong grapes harvested in Ipjang-myeon are celebrated local fruits of Seobuk-gu.
Festivals: Every autumn, the Ipjang Geobong Grape Festival is held in Seobuk-gu to celebrate the harvest of plump and sweet local grapes.
Did you know?: Cheonan Sports Complex in Baekseok-dong serves as the home stadium for the professional soccer club Cheonan City FC.

Neighborhoods of Seobuk-gu, Cheonan-si (14)

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Seonghwan-eup성환읍eup · 21,374 residents

Story: King Hyeonjong of Goryeo built Bongseonhonggyeongsa Temple to protect traveling merchants from roadside bandits along this historic route.
Food: Beautiful sprawling orchards across the northern plains yield delightfully sweet, crisp pears that are cherished across the country.

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Seonggeo-eup성거읍eup · 21,277 residents

Name: King Taejo of Goryeo named Mount Seonggeosan after observing mystical colorful clouds hovering over the mountain ridge.
Food: Fertile soil and clean water under the mountain foothills produce plump and intensely sweet Kyoho grapes every harvest season.

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Jiksan-eup직산읍eup · 18,940 residents

Story: Local legends suggest King Onjo of Baekje established an early royal settlement atop the ancient Wiryesanseong Fortress.
Photo spot: Visitors can capture timeless photos while taking a quiet stroll around the preserved historic buildings of Jiksan-hyeon government office.

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Ipjang-myeon입장면myeon · 7,305 residents

Name: The name originated from its historic location serving as the welcoming northern gateway into the Joseon capital for southern travelers.
Food: Rolling hills blessed with abundant sunshine produce fragrant and deeply sweet Kyoho grapes celebrated by grape lovers nationwide.

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Seongjeong 1-dong성정1동dong · 16,772 residents

Name: The district name was formed by combining old village names referencing fallen stars and natural stone-lined wells.
Photo spot: A relaxing walking trail along Cheonan-cheon Stream provides a refreshing urban corridor perfect for capturing peaceful daily snapshots.

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Seongjeong 2-dong성정2동dong · 24,549 residents

Photo spot: Seongjeong Park offers expansive lawns and paved trails where locals enjoy relaxing walks amidst busy commercial avenues.
Fun fact: Bustling specialty furniture avenues and energetic commercial streets create a dynamic and convenient lifestyle hub within the district.

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Ssangyong 1-dong쌍용1동dong · 12,196 residents

Story: Local folklore tells that an auspicious mythical phoenix once descended to nest and rest peacefully on Mount Bongseosan.
Photo spot: Shaded forest hiking trails ascending toward Bongseosan spring provide serene natural backdrops for taking refreshing nature photographs.

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Ssangyong 2-dong쌍용2동dong · 33,593 residents

Name: The neighborhood derives its name from combining ancient hamlets named after two reservoirs and a distinctive dragon-shaped boulder.
Photo spot: Bangadari Park features scenic paths lined with tall dawn redwoods, making it a beloved photo spot for neighborhood strollers.

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Ssangyong 3-dong쌍용3동dong · 16,686 residents

Fun fact: Hosting Nazarene University, this lively neighborhood bustles with youthful energy, cozy student cafes, and vibrant community life.
Photo spot: Quiet walking paths winding around Mount Ilbongsan offer gentle hiking trails and wonderful elevated sunset vistas over the city.

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Baekseok-dong백석동dong · 40,205 residents

Name: The neighborhood was named Baekseok after historic local villages surrounded by unusually striking white stones scattered across the valley.
Story: Extensive prehistoric settlements unearthed on local hills reveal that ancient Bronze Age communities flourished here thousands of years ago.
Photo spot: Notae Neighborhood Park features a scenic hillside boardwalk that offers panoramic snapshots overlooking the modern Cheonan cityscape.

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Buldang 1-dong불당1동dong · 31,539 residents

Name: The name stems from an ancient valley village that once housed a quiet Buddhist sanctuary nestled beneath the hills.
Photo spot: Charming European-style cafes along Buldang Cafe Street and modern skywalks provide picturesque urban backdrops for casual lifestyle photography.

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Buldang 2-dong불당2동dong · 37,327 residents

Photo spot: Jangjaecheon Stream park offers paved waterside paths ideal for capturing evening reflections beneath glittering residential towers.
Fun fact: Featuring extensive educational academies and civic spaces, this planned modern district stands out for its lively academic and cultural atmosphere.

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Buseong 1-dong부성1동dong · 57,042 residents

Name: The district name was coined by combining initial characters from historic Busomun and Seongsan townships during administrative reorganization.
Photo spot: Scenic wooden boardwalks circling the restored wetlands of Eopseong Reservoir create picturesque spots surrounded by diverse aquatic plants and visiting birds.

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Buseong 2-dong부성2동dong · 63,975 residents

Photo spot: The winding wooden deck bridge across Seongseong Lake Park provides sweeping vistas across tranquil waters framed by modern cityscapes.
Fun fact: Bustling alleys around Dujeong Station host energetic restaurant clusters where university students and locals gather late into the night.

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Local notes were drafted with the help of AI from public information. Population: Ministry of the Interior and Safety resident registration, September 2026. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.