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Enjoying the Last of Autumn's Colors at Jincheon History Theme Park

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Jincheon has many wonderful places to visit in the fall. This time, I enjoyed the last of the autumn foliage at Jincheon History Theme Park and wanted to share my experience. This park is home to the Bell Museum and the Saenggeo Woodcut Print Museum. With its large grounds and various facilities, it's a great place for an outing.

In particular, the road leading to the entrance of Jincheon History Theme Park is lined with ginkgo trees, creating a golden landscape in the fall.

The ginkgo trees were at their peak around mid-November, and when I visited, they were absolutely stunning.

The yellow ginkgo trees look even more golden when visited closer to sunset. Because the days are shorter now, the atmosphere was already filled with sunset vibes even at 4 PM.

It's a shame that the ginkgo leaves fall quickly as the weather gets colder, so you can't enjoy them for long. But now that I know how beautiful the ginkgo trees at Jincheon History Theme Park are, I'll definitely visit again next year!

The ginkgo trees continue along the road, creating a spectacular view. However, many leaves have already fallen in the inner part, showing a scene of preparing for winter.

I also learned that the Jincheon Bell Museum is temporarily closed for renovations. As it is a famous tourist attraction in Jincheon, I will introduce the newly transformed 모습 after the renovations are complete. The Saenggeo Woodcut Print Museum is open and free to visit.

The area around Jincheon History Theme Park has a very large and free parking lot, making it easily accessible. I parked nearby and decided to walk around, enjoying the scenery of the park.

The yellow ginkgo trees near the entrance are beautiful, but the colorful autumn foliage within the park grounds is also wonderful and healing.

The walking paths are well-maintained and spacious, allowing you to comfortably stroll and fully experience late autumn. The autumn foliage was almost gone, leaving only a slight trace of autumn.

I saw piles of fallen leaves gathered in one place. It looked very well-maintained, which was nice.

A maple tree, dyed bright red, was at its peak next to a bench, making it look like a painting! It's difficult for all the autumn foliage to turn and fall at once, so it's nice to find sections where some autumn foliage remains while walking.

I think the late autumn season, when autumn is coming to an end, is also very nice. At the beginning of autumn, there's still some green, so you don't fully feel the atmosphere of autumn. But at the end, you can see the fallen leaves on the ground and feel the loneliness, so you can truly experience autumn.

There are also some exercise equipment in the park where you can do light stretching and exercise. The weather is cool these days, making it perfect for outdoor activities.

Jincheon History Theme Park has a large area overall and a strong autumn atmosphere, making it a jewel-like autumn attraction in Jincheon! There are no entrance or parking fees, and it's quiet, making it a great place to go for a picnic with family. I'm already looking forward to the spring scenery next year. I'll visit again then and introduce it!

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Source :https://blog.naver.com/jincheongun/224082386863
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