| Subway line 8 passes through city and suburb; there are several ancient relic places.
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Amsa-dong Prehistoric Settlement
Amsa-dong Prehistoric Settlement like an open-air museum, this remote place is notable for prehistoric dwellings dating back to 3000 BC. The site has, of course, been restored.
Amsa-dong Prehistoric Settlement is a biggest Prehistoric village, also they showcased real dugout place.
Getting to Amsa-dong is a bit a expedition. The site is 1 km north of the Han river yachting area.
How to get thereTake subway line 2 to Seongnae station,
Opening hour 09:30 ~ 18:00(March to October) 09:30 ~ 17:00 (November to February) Close on Mondays
Admission fee Adults 500won, Students 300won, Parking fee 2,000won
Namhansansong
Namhansanseong is about 25 km south-east of Seoul.
Namhansanseong does have a very impressive section of walled fortifications that date back to the 17th century. The wall, which winds sinuously over the Namhansan park and foothills for around 5km.
The walls that remain today date from 1621. They were built as a line of defense against the Manchus. When the Manchus invaded Korea in 1635, the King Kwanghae retreated here.
How to get there Namhansanseong station of subway line 8
Admission fee Adults 1,000won Youth 600won
Tel 031-742-7856
Moran Market
The Moran Market is an ordinary rural market in Songnam, but a very large and lively one. It¡¯s only open on the 4th, 9th, 14th, 19th, 24th, 29th day of each month.
How to get there Moran station of subway line 8
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