Gwanghwamun Square: A Tribute to Veterans
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Gwanghwamun Square's Garden of Gratitude is a space created to express appreciation for the veterans of the Korean War and the countries that participated.
Above ground, you can find the nighttime landmark 'Light of Gratitude 23', and below ground, there is an immersive media exhibition space called 'Freedom Hall'.
June is the Month of National Defense and Veterans.
As we approach June 25th, how about reflecting on the sacrifices of the veterans of the Korean War and the nations that contributed to the freedom and peace of Korea?
The Garden of Gratitude at Gwanghwamun Square is a special space dedicated to honoring the veterans and participating countries.
During the day, enjoy the immersive media exhibition 'Freedom Hall', and at night, marvel at the light installation 'Light of Gratitude 23'.
We invite you to reflect on the noble dedication of the veterans who made today's Korea possible and the value of peace.
What kind of space is the Garden of Gratitude?
✨ What is the Garden of Gratitude at Gwanghwamun Square?
It is a memorial space established in Gwanghwamun Square to convey messages of gratitude and peace to the veterans and participating countries of the Korean War.
The Garden of Gratitude consists of the above-ground 'Light of Gratitude 23' and the underground media experience space 'Freedom Hall'.
Experience the different charms of the Garden of Gratitude in Gwanghwamun Square!
☀️ Daytime: 'Freedom Hall'
🌙 Nighttime: 'Light of Gratitude 23'
This exhibition showcases Korea's growth and the dedication of its veterans.
Enjoy the light sculptures that adorn Gwanghwamun Square.
What is 'Light of Gratitude 23' that can be seen at night?
'Light of Gratitude 23' features 23 pillars of light, symbolizing gratitude and respect towards the participating countries of Korea.
At night, you can also experience a laser light show illuminating the Gwanghwamun sky.
✅ Open for free viewing (always accessible)
✨ Laser operation hours: 20:00 - 24:00
For evening visitors, the laser operation hours have been extended from 20:00 to 24:00, making it a perfect time for a stroll in the Garden of Gratitude.
What is the 'Freedom Hall' exhibition that can be seen during the day?
'Freedom Hall' is an experiential media exhibition space that tells the story of gratitude towards the participating countries and veterans, as well as Korea's growth.
✨ 'Freedom Hall' operating hours:
(Mon-Thu) 10:00 - 22:00
(Fri-Sun) 10:00 - 23:00
With extended operating hours, visiting 'Freedom Hall' has become more convenient.
Through four media facilities and thirteen interactive contents, visitors can experience respect and gratitude towards the veterans.
Main Contents of Freedom Hall:
✔ Memorial Wall
✔ Window of Connection
✔ Archiving Wall of Gratitude
✔ Stories to Remember
For a deeper understanding of the stories contained in 'Freedom Hall', join the exhibition commentary program!
Don't miss the chance to explore the Garden of Gratitude while visiting Gwanghwamun Square!
Enjoy the beauty of Gwanghwamun Square and reflect on the sacrifices made for Korea's freedom and peace.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/haechiseoul/224319787484
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