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A major park in Yangcheon-gu with a lake and scenic paths.

Kkachiwool is a rural village embraced by Jakdongsan and Jihyangsan mountains, which surround the village like a folding screen. The name Kkachiwool comes from the fact that it has been a small and beautiful village with an unusually large number of magpies since long ago. It is a historic village where the tombs of Gyeongsuk Ongju, the fifth daughter of King Seongjong, and Hwayu Ongju, the tenth daughter of King Yeongjo, are located. This area thrives with various menus including chicken baeksuk, Korean traditional set meals, and cafes, with a particular emphasis on nourishing duck dishes. Located in Jakdong, Ojeong-gu, Bucheon-si, it was designated as a food culture street by Gyeonggi-do in 2011.

Bucheon Botanical Garden is located within Bucheon Natural Ecology Park and spans two basement and two aboveground floors, offering a paradise of rare plants. The garden is designed as a glass greenhouse shaped like a peach blossom, symbolizing Bucheon City, and consists of five themed halls: Fun Plant Hall, Aquatic Plant Hall, Subtropical Plant Hall, Succulent Plant Hall, and Native Plant Hall, along with two plant experience centers. Blending with the surrounding forest, it provides citizens with a living natural learning space and diverse cultural rest areas. In addition to Bucheon Botanical Garden, the Natural Ecology Park houses the Natural Ecology Museum, Agricultural Relics Exhibition Hall, Bucheon Mureungdowon Arboretum, and Strong Child Experience Center, making it enjoyable to explore and experience according to age. It is conveniently accessible near Kkachiwool Station on Seoul Metropolitan Subway Line 7.

A neighborhood park in Guro-gu used for walking and exercise.