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Peaceful Parks of Gwangju

Explore Gwangju’s diverse green spaces, ranging from expansive wetlands to quiet campus forests. This collection features the Gwangju Lake Ecology Park, home to 400-year-old willow trees, and the lotus-filled reservoirs of Yangsanhosugong-won. Visitors can navigate the riverside cycling paths along the Yeongsan River or visit the botanical gardens and zoo located within Uchi Park. These spots offer specific natural landmarks like Ssang-amgong-won’s cherry blossom trails and the shaded woodland paths of the GIST Central Forest.

Gwangju Lake Ecology Park

Features boardwalk trails through wetlands and the 400-year-old Chunghyo-dong Willow Trees.

Uchi Park

Large recreational complex containing a zoo, botanical garden, and walking paths around Uchi Lake.

Ssang-amgong-won

Features a large central lake, sports facilities, and walking paths lined with cherry blossom trees.

Yeongsangang daesang-gong-won

Riverside park along the Yeongsan River featuring cycling paths and open grass fields.

Yangsanhosugong-won

Centered on a reservoir with a wooden boardwalk and a large lotus pond.

Dongcheondong yeogsa gong-won

Local neighborhood park featuring historical markers and traditional Korean architectural elements.

GIST jung-angsup

Wooded central forest located within the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology campus with shaded trails.