Cultural heritage
Ilsan Lake Park
- Address 731, Hosu-ro, Ilsandong-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
Introduction
The largest artificial lake in Korea, Ilsan Lake Park, recreates the natural ecosystem not easily accessible by urban residents and offers a variety of recreational opportunities by utilizing the surrounding landscape and lake.
The 4.7-kilometer bicycle path around the lake and the 9.1-kilometer promenade, including the metasequoia-lined trail, are particularly beloved and cherished by residents.
There is a pavilion known as Wolpajeong located on Dalmaji Island, which sits in the middle of the lake.
Other must-sees include the sunset viewed from Hanul Square, the autumn leaves along the trail, and the morning water mist along the lakeside.
Therefore, comfortable shoes are essential when visiting Ilsan Lake Park.
The 7.5-kilometer lakeside promenade is gentle enough for anyone to walk comfortably, and there are convenient facilities, such as benches, making it a pleasant place to rest.
There is an observatory in the middle of the park from which you can see the lake at a glance and also enjoy the lakeview and city center.
In addition, there is a well-equipped bicycle path, so you can use a shared bicycle to comfortably cycle around the lake.
There are numerous ecological, cultural and sports facilities, including an ecological nature education center, artworks, a cactus exhibition hall, a children's playground, and a multipurpose exercise area.
In addition, there is a flower exhibition hall adjacent to the park, providing education for visitors.
The International Horticulture Goyang Korea, an international flower exhibition, and Autumn Flower Festival are held annually in the park. The scenery changes with the seasons and the time of day, so each time you visit, you will discover something new.
Numerous nearby attractions, including the singing fountain in the park, Ilsan Garosu-gil, Onemount, and Aqua Planet Ilsan, make it the focal point of any trip to Goyang.
The 4.7-kilometer bicycle path around the lake and the 9.1-kilometer promenade, including the metasequoia-lined trail, are particularly beloved and cherished by residents.
There is a pavilion known as Wolpajeong located on Dalmaji Island, which sits in the middle of the lake.
Other must-sees include the sunset viewed from Hanul Square, the autumn leaves along the trail, and the morning water mist along the lakeside.
Therefore, comfortable shoes are essential when visiting Ilsan Lake Park.
The 7.5-kilometer lakeside promenade is gentle enough for anyone to walk comfortably, and there are convenient facilities, such as benches, making it a pleasant place to rest.
There is an observatory in the middle of the park from which you can see the lake at a glance and also enjoy the lakeview and city center.
In addition, there is a well-equipped bicycle path, so you can use a shared bicycle to comfortably cycle around the lake.
There are numerous ecological, cultural and sports facilities, including an ecological nature education center, artworks, a cactus exhibition hall, a children's playground, and a multipurpose exercise area.
In addition, there is a flower exhibition hall adjacent to the park, providing education for visitors.
The International Horticulture Goyang Korea, an international flower exhibition, and Autumn Flower Festival are held annually in the park. The scenery changes with the seasons and the time of day, so each time you visit, you will discover something new.
Numerous nearby attractions, including the singing fountain in the park, Ilsan Garosu-gil, Onemount, and Aqua Planet Ilsan, make it the focal point of any trip to Goyang.