A Day at Jinju Railway Cultural Park
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A Historical Train Station with a Rich Legacy
Now a Cultural Park for Everyone
Today, I visited the Ginkgo Tree landmark in Jinju, Gyeongnam with my daughter.
I wondered when the ginkgo leaves turned yellow.
Recalling faint memories, we traveled from Ham-an to Jinju.
During the drive, the highway was adorned with vibrant autumn foliage.
My prediction was right!
With excitement, we headed to Jinju Railway Cultural Park.
There was a paid parking lot, making it easy to park.
We arrived at 11:30 AM and found convenient parking spots near the entrance and center.
As we got out of the car, a large ginkgo tree caught my eye.
Its yellow leaves made me smile.
I picked up a fallen ginkgo leaf to coat it and use it as a bookmark.
As we walked into the park, the old Jinju Station came into view.
Throughout our stroll, I felt a sense of healing, and the cheerful chirping of birds was delightful.
The park was well-maintained, allowing even the elderly to enjoy a walk.
In front of the beautifully colored ginkgo tree, I spotted a train car and went closer.
The entrance was on the left, and the exit was on the right.
There were guidelines for using the passenger car.
Pets, except for service animals, were not allowed inside, and food was also prohibited.
The park was open from 9 AM to 5:30 PM.
Once inside, we were greeted by bright lights, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere reminiscent of a sunny spring day.
It was a great spot to take photos with the flowers.
Before leaving, I took a photo to capture the moment.
The parking fee was payable by card, including Samsung Pay.
We parked for 25 minutes, and the fee was 500 won!
There was no parking attendant, so we had to use the intercom.
If you're wondering where to go with your family this weekend, how about visiting Jinju Railway Cultural Park?
Let's go see the yellow ginkgo leaves!
Source :https://blog.naver.com/pearl286/224470217678
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