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Hanam-si, Gyeonggi-do

Hanam-si is one of 47 cities, counties and districts in Gyeonggi-do. It has 14 neighborhoods (14 dong) and 327,373 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Misa 1-dong with 54,213.

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Landmark stamp: Geomdansan Mountain

Overlooking the tranquil confluence of the Han River, this prominent peak in Hanam provides hiking trails through lush forests toward sweeping panoramic summit views.

What to see: The summit rewards hikers with sweeping panoramic views of Paldangho Lake and the scenic junction of two major rivers.
Visitor tip: Hikers can easily reach the trailheads on foot from nearby subway stations, making public transit very convenient for visitors.
Legends & stories: According to local lore, the mountain was named after an ancient Baekje monk who meditated on its peaceful ridges.

Food, festivals and stories of Hanam-si

Local food: Grown in fertile soil along the Han River, fresh organic chives from Hanam are celebrated for their superb quality.
Local story: Duminaru ferry site along the Han River preserves the touching ancient folk legend of Lady Domi and her faithful love.
Festivals: The Iseongsanseong Cultural Festival celebrates rich Baekje history against the backdrop of an ancient mountain fortress every autumn.
Did you know?: Misa Boat Race Park is a scenic lakeside retreat cherished for blossoming spring cherry trees and autumn silver reeds.

Neighborhoods of Hanam-si (14)

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Cheonhyeon-dong천현동dong · 5,657 residents

Name: The neighborhood gets its name by combining the Chinese characters for a natural spring from Saemjae and a mountain pass from Beonhyeon.
Story: Legend says that during the Baekje Kingdom, an eminent Buddhist monk named Geomdan lived and meditated on the slopes of the mountain here.
Photo spot: Standing atop Geomdansan Mountain offers a sweeping panoramic view of the Paldangho Lake where two rivers merge into one grand landscape.

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Sinjang 1-dong신장1동dong · 7,060 residents

Name: The name originated when merchants established a brand-new marketplace near the riverside ferry crossing to trade local goods.
Food: You can savor crispy deep-fried treats and warm blood sausages while strolling through the bustling aisles of the time-honored traditional market.
Story: Tales describe how river rafters traveling along the Hangang River would stay overnight, gradually transforming this spot into a thriving regional trade market.

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Sinjang 2-dong신장2동dong · 44,742 residents

Photo spot: From the observation deck of Union Tower, visitors can capture stunning aerial photos overlooking the scenic Hangang River and the city skyline.
Fun fact: Along the riverside path of Dangjeongtteul, residents and travelers enjoy leisurely walks surrounded by vibrant seasonal wildflowers and gentle water breezes.

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Deokpung 1-dong덕풍1동dong · 13,769 residents

Name: The Chinese characters of its name reflect a heartfelt wish for residents to live with abundant virtue and enduring harmony.
Photo spot: Walking along tranquil wooded park trails lets you photograph cozy neighborhood vistas framed by lush green trees.

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Deokpung 2-dong덕풍2동dong · 17,130 residents

Food: When the traditional five-day market opens on dates ending in four and nine, visitors enjoy fresh herbs and savory pan-fried pancakes.
Story: Old neighborhood folklore tells that village elders used to gather in dry seasons to hold communal prayers asking for plentiful rain.

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Deokpung 3-dong덕풍3동dong · 27,444 residents

Photo spot: Strolling beside the gentle stream flowing through town offers peaceful scenes of wild herons and reeds ideal for photography.
Fun fact: Paved riverside paths along the local stream connect smoothly all the way to the major bike routes bordering the Hangang River.

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Gambuk-dong감북동dong · 3,218 residents

Name: The name originated from its historic location sitting directly north of the ancient village known as Gamjeong-ri.
Story: Village lore relates that sacred stones resting on the slopes of Geumamsan Mountain protected the hamlet and brought enduring community peace.

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Gamil-dong감일동dong · 39,618 residents

Name: The present neighborhood title combines syllables from two former ancestral hamlets historically known as Gambu-ri and Neungil-ri.
Story: Excavations during urban construction revealed well-preserved stone chamber tombs belonging to prominent nobles of the ancient Baekje Kingdom.

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Wirye-dong위례동dong · 35,286 residents

Name: The modern district borrows its title from historic Wiryeseong, celebrating the ancient royal capital established by the Baekje Kingdom.
Photo spot: Hiking trails climbing Cheongnyangsan Mountain let visitors photograph gentle morning sunlight filtering through tall, lush metasequoia tree groves.
Story: Ancient historical accounts say King Onjo laid down royal foundations here south of the river to inaugurate the Baekje Kingdom.

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Chungung-dong춘궁동dong · 689 residents

Name: The administrative title was created by blending the initial characters from two historic settlements called Bombe and Gungmal.
Story: Tales recount how soldiers of the Three Kingdoms garrisoned Iseongsanseong Mountain Fortress to guard crucial river transport routes.
Photo spot: Two elegant historic stone pagodas standing gracefully at the quiet Dongsaji Temple Site create an evocative backdrop for photography.

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Choi-dong초이동dong · 2,821 residents

Name: Its name traces back to a Joseon Dynasty post station called Choi-yeok where government messengers watered horses and rested.
Story: Local stories recount that traditional roadside taverns once flourished here to accommodate government officials traveling toward the capital fortress.

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Misa 1-dong미사1동dong · 54,213 residents

Photo spot: The scenic waterside promenade and graceful arched bridge at the lake park provide splendid settings for pictures during sunset hours.
Food: Cozy cafes nestled along the lake park serve freshly brewed drip coffee alongside delightful handcrafted pastries and baked goods.

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Misa 2-dong미사2동dong · 46,263 residents

Photo spot: In springtime, walking beneath the blooming double-flowered cherry blossom tunnel at the regatta park provides unforgettable photo opportunities.
Story: Longtime residents remember how this area was once a quiet river island that emerged whenever seasonal floods receded.

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Misa 3-dong미사3동dong · 29,463 residents

Name: The name stems from Chinese characters meaning beautiful sand, reflecting the fine alluvial sandy plains formerly formed by the river.
Story: Elders in Hwangsan Village pass down stories about a sacred well that never dried up, providing refreshing water even during droughts.

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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.