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Sinhwa Village is an industrial complex migrant village created in the 1960s for people who lost their livelihoods due to the formation of the Ulsan industrial complex. The name Sinhwa carries the meaning of newly harmonizing and living well, reflecting the sentiment of the time. It was selected as a filming location for the mural village in the movie 'Bicycle Searching for the Whale,' and some alleys were decorated with murals. Later, it was transformed into a mural village through the '2010 Village Art Project' hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, in cooperation with Ulsan Nam-gu Office and local artists. At the entrance of the village stands a large sculpture symbolizing the protection of this place, and various themed murals are painted in each alley. Unlike mural villages in other regions, Ulsan's Sinhwa Village features works by skilled painters, sculptors, poets, and planners, resulting in high completeness. Bright colors and humorous and witty paintings aim to invigorate daily life and allow visitors to experience diverse worlds of art, including fine arts. Within the village, Sinhwa Art Village operates creative school programs with residents, local artist residencies, and exhibition halls.

This is a Ferris wheel located on the 7th floor of the Lotte Young Plaza building right next to Ulsan Express Bus Terminal. After purchasing tickets on the 1st floor of Young Plaza, you can take the elevator to the 7th floor to board. There are two types of cabins: standard cabins and crystal cabins with transparent glass floors on the Ferris wheel, which can be selected when booking. Riding the giant wheel on the building's rooftop allows you to enjoy views of Ulsan for about 20 minutes per ride, making it a popular attraction for both shoppers and tourists.

The Ulsan Lotte Grand Wheel is located on the 7th floor of Lotte Young Plaza next to Ulsan Express Bus Terminal. The Ferris wheel offers a 20-minute ride with panoramic views of Ulsan, with options for a general cabin or a crystal cabin, making it a popular attraction among both tourists and shoppers.

Located in Ulsan, 'The Malgeum Co., Ltd.' is a community business working for a cleaner Earth. The Malgeum makes various efforts to reduce waste. To decrease trash generated at events and festivals, it provides reusable container rental services and installs reusable container return bins, recycling bins, and pitcher rinsers throughout event venues. Along with various eco-friendly campaign activities, it operates an upcycling program that creates new resources by repurposing discarded waste.

The Taehwagang Silver Grass Colony, formed along the Taehwa River across Ulsan's Nam-gu, Buk-gu, and Jung-gu districts, transforms into a shimmering silver wave in autumn, becoming a popular autumn walking course. In particular, the silver grass field under Myeongchon Bridge in Buk-gu near Yangjeong 1-gyo on Asan-ro covers 126,055㎡, boasting the largest area. Unlike typical silver grass colonies that are found on mountains, this one can be enjoyed while walking on flat land along bicycle paths and walking trails. Mountain silver grass fields require hikers to descend before sunset, making it hard to fully appreciate their beauty, but here you can admire the wide silver grass along the riverbank glowing golden and sparkling right before your eyes. Located in the city center, it has good accessibility, and the deck paths throughout the silver grass colony feature sculptures and benches for convenience.