Nojeokbong Park | Attraction Guide | K-Travel Mate

Nojeokbong Park is an urban nature park located at the gateway to Ansan city. Standing on the summit of Nojeokbong, you can see the entire view of Ansan city at a glance. Especially, the sunset over the West Sea seen from the summit is a magnificent spectacle. The mountain ridge is a branch of Surisan and corresponds to the Cheongryong tail in Ansan-eupji. The mountain shape resembles a piled stack of rice straw, hence called Nojeokbong. The park has a circular walking trail, ideal for strolls, and features a man-made waterfall originally constructed with artificial rock but later rebuilt with 1,900 natural stones into a two-tiered natural stone waterfall. Additionally, the park includes rose and azalea gardens, attracting much attention, and it offers various amenities and attractions, serving not only as a leisure space for Ansan citizens but also as an urban symbol of Ansan. Connected to Nojeokbong Park is the Kim Hong-do Theme Trail, which marks the area of Seongpo-dong where Kim Hong-do, a representative painter of Ansan, spent his childhood. The trail allows visitors to enjoy a walking path through landmarks such as Kim Hong-do Art Museum, Nojeokbong Park, Seongho Park, Cheongmundang, Jeomseong Park, and Danwon Sculpture Park, making it a popular circular walking trail in Ansan.