Ganghwa County Opens Southern Municipal Children's Play Facility

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Shin Eun-seop] The Ganghwa County Southern Municipal Children's Play Facility, where children can freely play and develop creativity and imagination, opened on the 7th.

Ganghwa County held an opening ceremony for the Southern Municipal Children's Play Facility on that day, with County Governor Yu Cheon-ho, National Assemblyman Bae Jun-young, Ganghwa County Assembly Chairman Shin Deuk-sang, and assembly members in attendance, and began full-scale operations.

The municipal Southern Children's Play Facility, developed with an investment of 3.9 billion won, was designed by incorporating major tourist attractions representing Ganghwa County. It features distinctive indoor play facilities including a tightrope course on Jeondeungsa Temple's Ginkgo Tree, the Chojijin Maze, climbing the Manishan Tangun Sky Path (a 13.5-meter mega-sized slide and climbing wall), a growth playground, interactive visual play with sensor technology, and trampolines.

Additionally, a 10-meter high dolmen climbing play facility that adults can also enjoy, as well as a nail art and foot massage experience room, a nursing room, and a mom café have been created, providing a facility that families can enjoy together.

The usage fee for the children's play facility is based on a 2-hour standard: on weekdays, 8,000 won for children and 2,000 won for guardians; on holidays, 10,000 won for children and 3,000 won for guardians. County residents receive a 50% discount on admission fees.

The county plans to open it to residents through on-site reservation starting the 13th.

County Governor Yu Cheon-ho stated, "Creating an indoor play space where children can freely play with their parents and stimulate their imagination is expected to promote children's physical and emotional health," and added, "In the future, we will continue to expand spaces where families can enjoy sports and leisure activities, such as creating urban parks in daily life and building multi-purpose community centers, to strengthen urban competitiveness."