Escape the Room to an Exciting Energy Journey at Ganjeolgot... Saeul Nuclear Power Plant Hosts Outdoor Event

How about escaping the room and embarking on an 'energy' trip to Ganjeolgot?

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Saeul Nuclear Headquarters is introducing a unique escape room game at Ganjeolgot in Ulsan, delivering messages about nuclear power and carbon neutrality. The experience-oriented content is designed to appeal to the MZ generation.

Saeul Headquarters (Director So Yooseop) announced on the 19th that it will operate the outdoor escape event "Planicity - The City of Energions" at the popup promotional venue "Saeul Pavilion" located at Ganjeolgot in Ulju-gun and its surrounding area, starting from the 21st.

This event is an outdoor experiential game that connects the popup promotional venue with Ganjeolgot, a popular tourist attraction. Participants will carry out missions to realize a carbon-neutral energy future city, naturally learning about the necessity and role of nuclear power generation, as well as the concept of carbon neutrality.

The game is set in the virtual world of "Planicity." In this city, the energy produced by the elemental spirits called "Energions"?who harness the powers of light, water, wind, and earth?dwindles due to their conflicts, putting the city on the brink of collapse. Participants must team up with "Saeulbot" to reconcile the spirits and save the city by completing missions.

All missions are arranged throughout the Saeul Pavilion and the Ganjeolgot area, and participants follow the stories of the Energions as they move between these locations. The program is designed to be both educational and entertaining, allowing not only teenagers but also general visitors to participate without pressure.

Citizens wishing to participate can make a reservation in advance through Naver Place "Saeul Pavilion" and then visit the site. Participants will receive an outdoor escape kit and join the event by completing missions; those who finish all missions will receive a commemorative gift.

Lee Seungrak, Head of Public Relations at Saeul Headquarters, said, "We wanted to offer a unique attraction to visitors to Ganjeolgot and Saeul Pavilion," and added, "By blending the trendy escape room format with the importance of nuclear power generation and the necessity of achieving carbon neutrality, we hope many people will enjoy the experience."

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