‘Jinyangho Renaissance Project’, Mayor Jo Gyu-il Visits Family Park Construction Site

Inspection of Bamboo Forest Trail and Forest Experience Playground Project Site

Mayor Jo Gyu-il Visits Family Park Site.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Choi Soon-kyung] On the 8th, Jinju Mayor Cho Gyu-il visited the site of the ‘Jinyangho Family Park Development Project,’ which is being promoted as part of the ‘Jinyangho Renaissance Project,’ to inspect the bamboo forest walking trail and forest experience playground and encourage the related personnel.

Jinju City is promoting the creation of a space that can gift visitors unique memories of Jinyangho by linking Jinyangho Family Park, a place frequently visited by families, with Rainbow Hill, Namgang Dam Water Culture Center, and Sunset Park, while preserving the existing natural scenery as much as possible and utilizing cultivated and damaged land to create a bamboo forest walking trail and forest experience playground.

Currently, visitors to Jinyangho Park mainly use Sunset Park and the Water Culture Center, but it is expected that they will be able to experience and enjoy various healing spaces through the bamboo forest walking trail and forest experience playground project to be implemented this year.

The city plans to create pocket spaces where visitors can enjoy a pleasant environment while walking through the bamboo forest and install decks where they can heal while looking at the lake.

The forest experience playground will be planted with various species of trees and flowers, and will include play facilities for children, a wildflower garden, rest areas for adults, and 17 parking spaces.

Mayor Cho Gyu-il, who visited the site that day, urged, “Please do your best to ensure that there is no inconvenience for citizens visiting Jinyangho and tourists visiting Jinju by linking with the Jinyangho Neighborhood Park.”

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