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Manan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do

Manan-gu, Anyang-si is one of 47 cities, counties and districts in Gyeonggi-do. It has 14 neighborhoods (14 dong) and 234,173 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Seoksu 2-dong with 29,445.

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234,173residents

Landmark stamp: Manangyo Bridge

Constructed with arched granite stonework during the late Joseon dynasty, this historical roadway bridge spans gracefully over a quiet stream, reflecting centuries of royal procession heritage.

History: King Jeongjo constructed this sturdy stone bridge in 1795 so his royal procession could cross smoothly when visiting his father's sacred tomb.
What to see: Seven elegant stone arches cast circular reflections upon the flowing water, creating a graceful harmony between historical masonry and nature.
Visitor tip: The scenic riverside pathway underneath connects seamlessly along Anyangcheon Stream, making it an enjoyable stop while cycling or taking an evening stroll.

Food, festivals and stories of Manan-gu, Anyang-si

Local food: In the Anyang 1-beonga alley, stir-fried spicy blood sausage is a beloved local specialty among visitors and residents.
Did you know?: Anyang Art Park features diverse contemporary art installations set along scenic walking paths through the forested valley.

Neighborhoods of Manan-gu, Anyang-si (14)

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Anyang 1-dong안양1동dong · 18,945 residents

Food: As an energetic commercial hub, Anyang Ilbeon-ga gathers varied restaurants and cozy cafes along vibrant alleyways.
Photo spot: Anyang Station Square serves as a bustling meeting spot where visitors can photograph the expansive and vibrant urban landscape.

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Anyang 2-dong안양2동dong · 21,983 residents

Photo spot: Strolling along the Anyangcheon Stream trail offers wonderful views of seasonal wildflowers and gently flowing waters.
Fun fact: Forest paths connecting toward Mount Gwanaksan provide a pleasant natural retreat for light hiking and peaceful walking.

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Anyang 3-dong안양3동dong · 14,653 residents

Name: The village earned its traditional name Yangji because the neighborhood basked warmly in plentiful sunshine throughout the year.
Photo spot: Climbing the hillside streets around Yeonseong University reveals an expansive panorama of urban scenery against Surisan ridge.

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Anyang 4-dong안양4동dong · 6,588 residents

Food: The Sundae and Gopchang Alley inside Anyang Jungang Market is famous for savory stir-fried spicy sausages and tripe.
Photo spot: Exploring bustling Anyang Jungang Market allows photographers to capture vibrant traditional stalls filled with fresh colorful local ingredients.

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Anyang 5-dong안양5동dong · 14,610 residents

Name: The neighborhood was named Naengcheon because a local natural spring yielded ice-cold well water even during sweltering summers.
Story: Tales describe how villagers gathered around the refreshing cold well during hot summers to share water and neighborly news.

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Anyang 6-dong안양6동dong · 27,267 residents

Photo spot: The open outdoor plaza of Anyang Art Center provides an appealing backdrop for photos featuring modern architectural lines.
Fun fact: Hosting Manan District Office and administrative facilities, this area serves as an essential administrative hub for local residents.

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Anyang 7-dong안양7동dong · 14,920 residents

Name: The historic name Deokcheon originated from gentle streams flowing nearby that symbolized benevolence and abundant blessings for residents.
Photo spot: Crossing the stepping stones along Anyangcheon Stream provides a picturesque view combining clear waters with modern residential buildings.

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Myeonghak-dong명학동dong · 7,765 residents

Story: Legend tells of a devoted son who found medicinal herbs after a crying crane guided his desperate search along the slope.
Photo spot: The tranquil wooded paths within Myeonghak Park offer quiet settings to photograph seasonal foliage and gentle woodland sunlight.

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Byeongmogan-dong병목안동dong · 15,447 residents

Name: The name Byeongmogan came from the geographic shape resembling a bottle neck, opening widely inward beyond a narrow entrance.
Story: A former railway gravel quarry established during the colonial era was thoughtfully transformed into a scenic public park.
Photo spot: The grand artificial waterfall inside Byeongmogan Citizens Park serves as an impressive scenic backdrop for memorable travel photographs.

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Seoksu 1-dong석수1동dong · 18,066 residents

Story: King Wang Geon of Goryeo allegedly founded Anyangsa Temple after witnessing five-colored auspicious clouds hovering above the mountain peak.
Photo spot: Strolling along Anyang Art Park valley lets visitors capture diverse contemporary outdoor sculptures harmoniously nestled into lush nature.
Fun fact: The Seoksu-dong Rock-carved Bell from the Goryeo dynasty represents an exceptionally rare depiction of a Buddhist bell carved into granite.

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Seoksu 2-dong석수2동dong · 29,445 residents

Story: King Jeongjo ordered the construction of Manan Bridge so his royal procession could travel safely to his father's royal tomb.
Photo spot: Standing on stone-arched Manan Bridge with its seven graceful spans provides a stately setting for capturing historic stone craftsmanship.

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Chunghun-dong충훈동dong · 11,525 residents

Name: The neighborhood drew its name Chunghun from the Joseon office responsible for honoring meritorious subjects who served the royal nation.
Photo spot: The riverside embankment trail bursting into pink cherry blossom tunnels each spring creates a breathtaking spot for seasonal photographs.

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Bakdal-dong박달동dong · 13,115 residents

Name: The name Bakdal originated from the abundance of sturdy birch trees or from the meaning of bright sun-drenched fields.
Photo spot: Walking slowly along the Bakseoksan walking trail allows hikers to photograph scenic woodland pathways alongside wide city views.

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Hohyeon-dong호현동dong · 19,844 residents

Name: The name Hohyeon is the Hanja rendition of Beomgogae, meaning Tiger Pass, because tigers supposedly roamed the rugged mountain pass.
Story: Folklore recounts that traveling scholars bound for imperial civil examinations gathered in large groups to safely cross the tiger-haunted ridge.

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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.