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Situated at the eastern tip of Yeongjong Island, where Incheon International Airport is located, is the small yet charming ‘Yeongjongjin Park.’ This city-themed park on Incheon’s Yeongjong Island encompasses various themes, including a seaside path, cultural square, and walking trails. “Seaside Walking Paths for Enjoying the Ocean” Yeongjongjin Park is designed right by the sea, featuring a seaside walking path ...

Danghyeoncheon is a local river in Seoul, originating from Suraksan in Nowon-gu, flowing into Jungnangcheon. It is situated on the border between Sanggye and Junggye, with Sanggye Station located just above the river. The name originates from Danggo Hill, and when written in Chinese characters, it becomes Danghyeon. It was a small stream before urban development, and part of the ...

On the third day of our Tokyo trip, we had a reservation to visit the “Ghibli Museum” in Mitaka in the afternoon. Thanks to prior research before the trip, we were able to smoothly make a reservation for the Ghibli Museum, and we decided to visit at 2 p.m. The Ghibli Museum is located somewhat away from the heart of ...

Along the Han River, which runs through Seoul, various parks have been created. Among them, Yeouido Hangang Park stands out as one of the most famous Han River parks. Situated right by the riverside, Yeouido Hangang Park is adjacent to two of Seoul’s three major downtown areas, Hanyang Fortress and Yeouido. It attracts overwhelming numbers of visitors compared to other ...

In the western part of Kyoto City, Arashiyama offers tourist spots where you can enjoy breathtaking natural landscapes. Across Arashiyama, you can find parks offering views of the Katsura River flowing through the area. “Kameyama Park North of the Katsura River” To the north of the Katsura River, you’ll find the spacious Kameyama Park. This park is well-connected to the ...

In the western part of Kyoto, you can find the area known as Arashiyama, a well-known tourist destination in Kyoto. It exudes a tranquil atmosphere with a charming rural vibe, making it a popular spot. “Arashiyama Park and Togetsukyo Bridge, the Start of the Journey” After taking a bus, we arrived in Arashiyama and disembarked in front of the park. ...

In Korea, we have Tapgol Park as the first Western-style park. Initially known as Pagoda Park, it later became Tapgol Park. Japan also boasts its first Western-style park, and it can be found in the heart of Tokyo. Hibiya Park, the pioneer Western-style park, opened its gates in 1903. “Hibiya Park, a 10-Minute Walk from Tokyo’s Ginza” Situated approximately a ...

In the south of Singapore Island, another island called ‘Sentosa’ awaits. This place gained recognition as the site where the North Korea–United States summit took place between Kim Jong-un and President Trump. Sentosa is an island getaway in Singapore, home to various resorts, making it a prominent leisure destination. ‘Sentosa Island in Singapore’ The name ‘Sentosa’ translates from Malay to ...

In the western outskirts of Singapore, in the region known as “Jurong,” there lies “Asia’s Largest Avian Park.” Spanning a whopping 200,000 square meters, Jurong Bird Park, established in 1971, is a bird sanctuary showcasing over 5,000 birds of 400 species gathered from around the world. A Park Offering Close Encounters with Diverse Birds At Jurong Bird Park in Singapore, ...

Nestled in the western outskirts of Singapore, Jurong boasts the largest bird park in Asia. With over 5,000 birds spanning 400 species, visitors can immerse themselves in various performances and programs alongside these feathered creatures. Close Encounters with Diverse Birds at Jurong Bird Park Jurong Bird Park offers a diverse array of birds. While birds of prey may be confined ...

Situated in the western part of Singapore, the Jurong area is quite distant from the city center, providing a scenic contrast to urban landscapes. Despite being a city-state, Singapore boasts nature-friendly parks and zoos. Jurong Bird Park stands out as a unique and special nature-centric park in Singapore. “Asia’s Largest Avian Park – Jurong Bird Park” Located west of Singapore’s ...

The Botanic Gardens in Singapore is the largest natural park in Singapore, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its botanical gardens. Established in 1859, the Botanic Gardens predates Singapore’s independence from Malaysia in 1965, making it older than the nation itself. With a history spanning over 150 years, this park showcases a variety of plants and animals, harmonizing ...