Jangan-gu District of Suwon Creates 'Rose Flower Path' Along Gwanggyo Maru-gil

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Chung Joon-sung] Jangan-gu District of Suwon City created a ‘rose flower path’ along Gwanggyo Maru-gil on the 8th, one of the twelve most scenic spring flower destinations in Suwon.

On the day, work crews planted 2,200 roses across approximately 1.5 kilometers from the entrance of Gwanggyo Park to Gwanggyo Rest Area to allow the roses to bloom in full during May and June.

The district plans to install photo zones along Gwanggyo Maru-gil in the latter half of the year and plant flowering shrubs along Suwon Stream up to the Gwanggyo Mountain bus terminal to create a fully blooming Gwanggyo Maru-gil.

Lee Beom-seon, head of Jangan-gu District, said, "When the red climbing roses are in full bloom, they will stand out even more in contrast with the white fence," and added, “We will create a fragrant flower path connecting cherry blossoms to roses along Gwanggyo Maru-gil to provide vitality to citizens weary from COVID-19.”