Surisan 

Surisan is a mountain that bureaucracy a boundary among the cities of Anyang and Gunpo in Gyeonggi-do province, Korea. Surisan is 488 metres 1,601 ft above sea degree a.S.L.. Another name for Surisan is GyeonBulSan. Several Korean Buddhist temples are placed on Surisan Mountain and the surrounding location. In spring, the mountain is covered in azaleas in bloom. Surisan become specified a Park of Gyeonggi through Gyeonggi-do province in 2009. The battle of Surisan took place throughout the Korean War in Surisan, northwestern Suwon, from February 1 to February 2, 1951. The United States First Corps tried to strengthen into the south of the Han River location via launching a counterattack operation on January 25, 1951.

At this time, the 305 Regiment of the U.S. 25th Infantry Division and the Turkish Brigade attacked and repelled the 149th Division of the fiftieth Army of the Chinese Communist Forces CCF, which was protecting its career of Surisan. The 35th Regiment and the Turkish Brigade have been supported in war with the aid of the US 999th Armored Field Artillery Battalion and the U.S. 89th Medium Tank Battalion, surrounding the Surat Mountains on both facets and attacking the bottom of the Chinese 149th Division, and prevailing returned the occupied territory. They then effectively defeated the Chinese Army counterattack, released at once afterwards.