Exploring Ulsan's Taehwa River National Garden: A Summer Oasis
Taehwa River National Garden in Ulsan / Photo from online community
When escaping the summer heat, finding a cool shade and easy access are essential. Located in the heart of Ulsan, Taehwa River National Garden offers a vast natural environment that can be enjoyed year-round without any entry fee, making it a popular destination for visitors seeking respite.
Especially with its diverse attractions that change with the seasons, the garden ensures high satisfaction for families with young children and travelers visiting with their parents.
The garden's best feature is its free entry and year-round accessibility, allowing visitors to enjoy the well-maintained green spaces comfortably. It provides an ideal setting for leisurely strolls and relaxation.
For those driving, there is a parking lot available, with fees around 500 won for every 30 minutes, capped at 10,000 won per day, making parking costs reasonable. Familiarizing yourself with parking locations beforehand can make your visit more efficient.
Stretching over 4km, the bamboo arch tunnel, densely populated with 700,000 bamboo trees, creates an archway 20 to 30 meters wide. This massive green canopy shields visitors from the sun and gathers cool breezes, providing a refreshing atmosphere even in the height of summer.
The entire path is a flat, barrier-free walkway, making it easy for strollers and wheelchair users to enjoy the bamboo forest. Visitors can savor a relaxing time while inhaling the phytoncides released by the bamboo.
As night falls, a different charm unfolds. From sunset until 11 PM, over 430 LED lights illuminate the bamboo forest, creating an enchanting atmosphere reminiscent of walking through a starry sky.
Just a short walk from Osan Square, this starlit path has become a popular photo spot for its unique night view. It attracts couples and visitors looking to enjoy a night walk away from the summer heat.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/tour_toctoc/224387668755
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