Hillavi Cafe | Restaurant Guide | K-Travel Mate

This stele records the achievements of Naman Gap (羅萬甲, 1592~1642), a civil official during the Joseon Injo era. His bon-gwan is Anjeong (安定) and his pen name is Gupo (鷗浦). He retired to the countryside following the Seogung confinement incident of Queen Inmok. When the Byeongjahoran War broke out in 1636 (Injo 14), he entered Namhansanseong alone and served as a Gwansangsa (official in charge of military provisions), making significant contributions to supplying military provisions. The memorial stele follows the Bangpugaeseok (square pedestal and roof stone) style, with a square base stone supporting the stele body (engraved section) and a roof stone on top. The inscription was written by Kim Sangheon, calligraphy by Song Jun-gil, and the seal script inscription by Kim Suhang. It records his genealogy, youth, official career, associations, and descendants. It was erected in 1658 (Hyojong 9). (Source: National Heritage Agency)

Guri Wangsuk Sports Park is a park created for citizens' relaxation and physical fitness enhancement. The site of the sports park was originally a landfill, which was stabilized for over 10 years before constructing sports park facilities and various auxiliary facilities to promote community sports and provide leisure spaces for citizens. The park's sports facilities include one soccer field, one futsal field, 17 tennis courts, and outdoor exercise equipment.