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Baebongsan Establishes Itself as a Leading Neighborhood Park…Evolving into a Multi-Season Complex Park
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- Dongdaemun-gu in Seoul is developing Baebongsan Park into a complex park with forest education, a climbing wall, a forest waterfall, a media facade and a red clay walking path.
- In addition to a 4.5 km barrier-free circular forest trail, there is a 7 m artificial climbing wall and a 41 m wide forest waterfall, and the 355 m red clay path completed remodeling in April this year.
- The climbing wall is open free of charge Wednesday to Sunday from April to October, the waterfall can be enjoyed from May to September, and the media facade can be enjoyed on weekend evenings.
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