The Busan Nakdong River Project Management Office announced that it has created large-scale flower gardens at the Nakdong River Ecological Parks to offer residents and tourists a variety of seasonal attractions this autumn.
The flower gardens have been established across Hwamyeong, Daejeo, and Samnak Ecological Parks to provide residents with relaxing spaces to unwind and recharge. Each park offers distinctive floral landscapes that highlight its unique characteristics.
Along the open riverside of the Nakdong River, visitors can immerse themselves in the beauty of autumn and enjoy a leisurely retreat amid a 34,000-square-meter yellow cosmos garden and an 8,800-square-meter kochia garden at Hwamyeong Ecological Park, a 10,000-square-meter pink muhly grass garden at Daejeo Ecological Park, and 114,000 square meters of chrysanthemum flower beds at Samnak Ecological Park.
At Hwamyeong Ecological Park, a 34,000-square-meter yellow cosmos garden near the lotus wetland creates a stunning sea of golden blossoms that complements the flowing waters of the Nakdong River. An 8,800-square-meter kochia garden near the aquatic botanical garden offers another distinctive attraction, featuring brilliant red kochia alongside windmill- and swing-themed photo zones and signboards displaying sentimental messages.
The 10,000-square-meter pink muhly grass garden at Daejeo Ecological Park presents a soft, dreamlike pink landscape and has become a popular autumn destination for visitors seeking picture-perfect photographs. Meanwhile, the family-themed flower garden at Samnak Ecological Park features 4,060 flowering plants representing eight varieties, including chrysanthemums, creating a charming and colorful display.
Jo Gyeong, Director of the Busan Nakdong River Project Management Office, said, "If you are planning an outing to fully enjoy the autumn season, I hope you will visit the Nakdong River Ecological Parks, where seasonal flowers are in full bloom, and create beautiful autumn memories."
Jo added, "As parking lots may become crowded on weekends when visitor numbers are high, we encourage everyone to use public transportation whenever possible. We will continue to create a variety of themed flower gardens to provide residents with attractive seasonal sights and relaxing spaces throughout the year."
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