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Goyang City Farmers' Direct Market: Dawn Market at Lake Park

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As the morning air feels refreshing these days, a special market opens every weekend morning at Ilsan Lake Park.

This is the 'Dawn Market at Lake Park,' where farmers from Goyang City participate directly.

Located in the plaza beside the 'Goyang Flower Exhibition Center,' this market allows farmers and consumers to meet directly.

It is a direct trading market where fresh agricultural products can be bought and sold.

During the weekend mornings, the 'Park Plaza,' which you might easily pass by on regular days, transforms into a vibrant market.

By reducing the intermediate distribution process, it provides stable sales opportunities for farmers and allows consumers to access locally produced agricultural products closely.

The 'Dawn Market at Lake Park' is not a year-round market; it is only available on weekend early mornings.

It operates until 9 AM, so you need to move a bit quickly to catch the market.

▲ Operating Period: Until November 15

▲ Operating Days: Every Saturday and Sunday

▲ Operating Hours: 6 AM - 9 AM

▲ Location: Plaza beside Goyang Flower Exhibition Center (Goyang International Flower Exhibition)

Upon entering the market, the first thing that catches the eye is the variety of fresh agricultural products.

From vegetables like lettuce, radishes, and cabbages that often grace our tables to homemade tofu and side dishes made from freshly grown vegetables, seasonal agricultural products are displayed.

Since the products are sold directly by the farmers who grew them, it feels like a trustworthy source of food.

There’s also the fun of discovering which farm these products come from.

In addition to agricultural products, honey and flowers are also sold, adding to the enjoyment of browsing.

From food items to small plants that you can grow at home, a variety of products can be found, making it more than just a shopping experience.

The 'Dawn Market at Lake Park' feels particularly meaningful as it serves as a communication space connecting local farmers and consumers.

Through genuine urban-rural coexistence, producers and consumers get closer, which supports local agriculture and boosts the local economy.

Ilsan Lake Park is a representative relaxation space in Goyang City, showcasing different scenery each season.

With the addition of the 'Dawn Market at Lake Park' that opens every weekend morning, the walking paths feel even more enriched.

It’s a place that empowers local farmers and brings joy to citizens through fresh agricultural products!

The 'Dawn Market at Lake Park' will conclude its operations for this year on November 15 and will not reopen until next spring.

As you visit Ilsan Lake Park, please stop by the market to support our Goyang City farmers until the very end.

Thank you.

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