Explore Sejong: A Guide to the City's Hidden Gems
Hello!
The travel guide showcasing the charm of Sejong City is back with its fourth installment, recommending must-visit attractions!
Did you feel the warm charm of Jochiwon in our last episode featuring the 'Old Town Walking Course'?
Today, we present the grand finale of our Sejong travel series: the 'Sejong City Exploration Course'.
Sejong is a city where urban life blends seamlessly with nature, administration, and culture.
In this post, we will introduce four urban exploration courses where you can experience both healing and learning!
(Please note: The rooftop garden of the Government Sejong Building is temporarily closed for safety reasons during winter and is expected to reopen in spring.)
If you want more travel information about Sejong City beyond the recommended attractions, check the official website.
Here’s a quick overview of the four exploration courses:
Course 1: Rooftop Garden of the Government Sejong Building - The world’s largest rooftop garden, reopening in spring.
Course 2: National Sejong Arboretum - A garden for all seasons with greenhouses and exhibitions.
Course 3: Presidential Archives - Showcasing presidential records and exhibitions.
Course 4: Sejong Lake Park - The largest artificial lake park in Korea.
Starting with Course 1: The impressive Rooftop Garden of the Government Sejong Building.
The journey begins at the Guinness World Record-holding rooftop garden, stretching 3.6 km, offering breathtaking views of Sejong City.
Important Note: Currently, the garden is closed for winter safety, but it will reopen in spring. Be sure to add it to your spring travel list!
Once it opens, visitors can enjoy the vast garden and scenic walking paths above the government building.
Course 2: National Sejong Arboretum - Experience nature in all four seasons. This national garden features traditional Korean gardens, seasonal greenhouses, and tropical plants. The seasonal exhibition greenhouse is a must-see, always filled with greenery regardless of the weather.
Course 3: Presidential Archives - The first institution in Korea dedicated to preserving and exhibiting presidential records. It's a great spot for educational experiences for children and cultural exploration for adults.
Course 4: Sejong Lake Park - A massive urban oasis perfect for walking, running, picnicking, and enjoying the night views. It features musical fountains, walking paths, and various recreational activities.
Sejong Lake Park is a favorite among locals, offering a refreshing escape with sandy beaches and scenic views.
Explore these attractions in one day, as they are all within walking distance of each other!
Here are some helpful tips for your visit:
✔️ Pre-booking is essential for certain locations.
✔️ Bring your ID for entry.
✔️ Pets are not allowed in certain areas.
✔️ Check the official websites for the latest information.
Enjoy your exploration of Sejong City, where you can experience the grandeur of the administrative capital and the tranquility of nature!
Source :https://blog.naver.com/sejong_story/224178379078
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