Seodaemun Residents Reclaim Vitality Through Walking Amid COVID-19 Fatigue

Seodaemun-gu Hosts 2020 Untact Resident Walking Event... Held for 3 Weeks, 1 Week Each on Ansan Jarak-gil, Bukhansan Jarak-gil, and Baekryeonsan Ridge Trail... Various Prizes Including Seoul Love Gift Certificates, Health Checkup Vouchers, and Bicycles Offered

Sections where Seodaemun-gu's 2020 Untact Resident Walking Event will be held

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Seodaemun-gu (Mayor Moon Seok-jin) will hold a series of 'Untact Citizen Walking' events for three weeks from October 26 to November 15 on Ansan Jarak-gil, Bukhansan Jarak-gil, and Baekryeonsan Ridge Trail.

Anyone can participate without separate registration by installing and running the 'WalkOn' app on their smartphone during the event period (Challenge → 2020 Untact Seodaemun Citizen Walking) and walking the designated courses.

The first event will be held from October 26 to November 1 on the Ansan Jarak-gil section (Jarak-gil Entrance ∼ Shinum Shelter ∼ Observatory ∼ Neunganjeong ∼ Forest Stage ∼ Yeonheung Badminton Court), and the second event will take place from November 2 to 8 on the Bukhansan Jarak-gil section (Sillak Park ∼ Hongrok Badminton Court ∼ Observatory ∼ Pobangteo Shelter ∼ Okcheonam).

The third event will be held from November 9 to 15 on the Baekryeonsan Ridge Trail section (Palgakjeong ∼ Eunpyeongjeong ∼ Nongol ∼ Ecological Connection Bridge).

If participants walk at least 80% of the designated course during the event period, they will be entered into a drawing to win prizes including 5 health check-up vouchers (provided by Gangbuk Samsung Hospital), 100 Bluetooth wireless earphones (provided by Woori Bank), and 10 bicycles (provided by I&G Environment Co., Ltd.).

Additionally, 200 people per event will be selected by lottery to receive mobile Seoul Love Gift Certificates (5,000 KRW).

Moon Seok-jin, Mayor of Seodaemun-gu, said, "We hope that residents will enjoy the beautiful nature, appreciate the autumn foliage, and add health and vitality to their daily lives, which have been exhausted by the novel coronavirus infection, through this event."

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