Autumn Stroll at Hadduk Reservoir Park
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Walking in the autumn sunshine at Hadduk Reservoir Park
As autumn deepens, clear days continue to showcase the typical autumn weather.
In this pleasant weather, a great place to take a stroll is Hadduk Reservoir Park in Dangjin.
You can park your car at the parking lot in front of the Hadduk Agricultural Folk Museum or the lot near Hadduk Reservoir.
Hadduk Reservoir Park is open year-round and there is no parking fee.
If you only plan to walk in the park, that’s fine, but if you visit the museum, note that it is closed on Mondays, January 1st, and during the Lunar New Year and Chuseok.
The museum is open from 9 AM to 6 PM from March to October, and until 5 PM from November to February, with free admission.
Hadduk Reservoir is one of the three major reservoirs of the Joseon Dynasty, built before the Goryeo period and is currently used for agriculture.
The city of Dangjin has developed this area into a park, making it a destination for both locals and tourists, and it has been designated as one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Hadduk.
In spring, cherry blossoms bloom, creating a beautiful world, while summer brings blooming aquatic plants. Autumn is perfect for a refreshing walk in the park.
In winter, swans visit, creating a stunning landscape.
The park features a walking path suitable for strollers and wheelchairs, allowing everyone to enjoy the scenery comfortably.
As you walk, there are several resting spots, including a pavilion and thatched-roof shelters, where you can take a break.
The park's sculptures provide a perfect backdrop for photos and moments of relaxation.
The autumn scenery here is beautiful, harmonizing well with the surroundings.
Walking slowly, you can reflect on Hadduk Reservoir while enjoying the gentle autumn sunlight.
The trees are turning vibrant colors, adding to the beauty of the season.
Hadduk Reservoir is a must-see destination, and walking through the park is a delightful experience.
Nearby, there is a rural theme park popular with families, making it a great spot to visit together.
Hadduk Reservoir Park is filled with colorful flowers in spring, and in summer, blooming lotus flowers and aquatic plants adorn the area.
In autumn, the golden fields of Naepo Plain provide a serene backdrop for contemplation.
As winter approaches, migratory birds settle in the reservoir, creating a tranquil yet vibrant winter landscape.
Families visiting with children can explore both Hadduk Reservoir and the Agricultural Folk Museum, learning about water management from our ancestors.
Hadduk Reservoir Park offers a peaceful space to reflect on the hard lives of our ancestors who farmed these lands.
It is a wonderful educational travel destination that conveys the earnest desire to manage water for abundance.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/dangjin2030/224443674242
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