Namsan Park | Attraction Guide | K-Travel Mate

Namsan Park in Hwasun-eup is a neighborhood park established in October 1970, located in the center of Hwasun-eup. It is a low hill in the middle of Hwasun-eup, easily accessible to everyone, with good accessibility and well-maintained forest, serving as a good resting place for Hwasun residents for a long time. From spring to autumn, the walking paths of Namsan Park feature a beautiful flower festival with seasonal blooms such as rapeseed flowers, poppies, sunflowers, cosmos, and pink muhly. In addition, there are a grassy hill, a scenic walking garden, and a four-season garden. In the center of Namsan Park stand the County Residents' Hall, a memorial to Mr. Yang Han-muk, and the Memorial Tower for War Dead, as well as Seoyangjeong pavilion. There are also sports and cultural facilities such as a gateball field and Hwasun Cinema for convenience. Next to the Hwasun County Residents' Hall is a memorial to Mr. Yang Han-muk, a Korean independence activist and one of the 33 national representatives during the March 1st Movement, and Seoyangjeong, an archery range established to promote Kyungdo activities of Hwasun-eup local residents. The Seongan Mural Village, created through a village art project hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and organized by Hwasun County in 2011, is adjacent to Namsan Park, allowing visitors to stroll and explore together.