Join Us for the 'Green Han River Park' Environmental Festival!
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Enjoy Cultural Tourism
From September 5 (Saturday) to 6 (Sunday),
an environmental festival called
'Green Han River Park Caring' will be held
at Gwangnaru Han River Park. You can participate for free in activities such as trash collection,
rescue missions for protected animals like otters,
upcycling experiences, and family games.
This weekend,
join us at Gwangnaru Han River Park
for a time to make the Han River cleaner and more enjoyable!
Experience everything from trash collection to upcycling at
'Green Han River Park Caring'.
What kind of environmental festival will be held at Gwangnaru Han River Park?
In celebration of Resource Recycling Day (September 6),
if you want to participate in environmental protection,
visit Gwangnaru Han River Park this weekend!
Green Han River Park Caring
This festival is designed to help you easily and enjoyably experience the meaning of resource recycling in daily life,
with activities ranging from trash collection to proper waste separation,
upcycling materials, and eco-friendly crafting programs.
Learn about the ecological changes and values of the Han River,
and take action to protect its natural environment.
The festival will run from September 5 (Saturday) to 6 (Sunday)
from 10 AM to 5 PM
at the Gwangnaru Bicycle Park area.
Anyone interested in the environment is welcome to participate.
Registration can be done in advance or on-site on the day of the event.
Note: Some experience programs may close early due to material shortages.
Cost: Free
Programs include:
1. Han River Guardians
2. Experience Zone
3. Play Zone
4. Rest Zone
The 'Green Han River Park Caring' initiative is a citizen participation project where residents directly care for the Han River Park and engage in environmental protection.
Join us this weekend at Gwangnaru Han River Park
to experience the beauty of nature and the importance of resource recycling!

Source :https://blog.naver.com/haechiseoul/224400986922
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