Hands-on Activity and Fun Course in Jangheung

This course takes place in Yangju, not far from the city, featuring SongAm Space Center—where you can get up close to the sky, stars, and universe—and Jangheung Play Park. It is an ideal itinerary for enjoying fun hands-on activities and playtime with children during the summer vacation.

Along the way

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   SongAm Space Center

   송암스페이스센터

   SongAm Space Center is Korea's largest space theme park, built against the backdrop of the stunning natural scenery around the Jangheung Resort area in Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do. Built with one basement floor and three above-ground floors at an elevation of 440 meters on Gyemyeongsan Mountain, it houses a 600m main telescope manufactured with domestic technology, allowing visitors to see stars even in broad daylight.MoreLess

   

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   Jangheung Tourist Complex

   장흥관광단지

   Jangheung Tourist Zone is a valley-centered hilly area where Seogyeoncheon Stream flows between Hwangsaebong and Aengbong Peaks on the left and Ilyeongbong Peak on the right, centered around Gaemyeongsan Mountain. Since ancient times, visitors have constantly flocked here for its natural scenery harmonizing dense forests with clear valley streams. In particular, the autumn foliage is exceptionally vivid and beautiful, creating a magnificent spectacle that makes the mountain appear ablaze when viewed from afar.MoreLess

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   Jangheung Art Park

   장흥아트파크

   At Jangheung Art Park, 'Art, Nature, and Humanity' coexist through programs combining exhibitions and hands-on activities where families can participate and connect together. From family outings to full-fledged cultural experiences, Jangheung Art Park offers diverse possibilities for visitors to enjoy fresh cultural experiences and inspiration.MoreLess

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   Jangheung Natural Arboretum

   장흥자생수목원

   At Jangheung Natural Arboretum, set against a backdrop of a century-old Korean pine forest, visitors can observe over 2,000 species of native Korean wildflowers across various themed sections, including diverse trails, primeval forests, forest rest areas, a seasonal theme garden, a natural ecology observation area, an alpine botanical garden, a butterfly garden, a fern garden, a daylily garden, and a bonsai garden.MoreLess

   

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