Jangan-gu Inspection of Gwanggyo Mountain Waterside Walking Path
Suwon NewsPublished 2013.06.20 14:06
Jangan-gu (District Chief Hong Sung-gwan) announced on the 20th that it conducted an on-site inspection of the 3.4km section of Gwanggyo Mountain waterside walking path on the 19th.
The on-site inspection was attended by District Chief Hong Sung-gwan, officials from relevant departments of the district office, and two officials from the Blue Green Space Project Office. The inspection covered facility improvements and residents' inconveniences at the Gwanggyo Mountain waterside walking path, as well as on-site confirmation of the connection deck installation for two sections of the walking path.
The Gwanggyo Reservoir waterside walking path (deck) was created in April with a total length of 1,496m and width of 2.7m, featuring three observation decks, one themed deck, and one wooden bridge. Combined with the previously constructed waterside walking path (1.9km), citizens visiting Gwanggyo Mountain can enjoy nature safely and comfortably, and the area is emerging as a new tourist attraction in Suwon for weekend hikers.
Additionally, the Yeonmu-dong Community Center recruited volunteers to manage facilities around the waterside walking path and create a clean and sanitary environment as the number of visitors to Gwanggyo Mountain has increased due to the creation of the waterside walking path. Volunteer activities will begin from July.
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipThe on-site inspection was attended by District Chief Hong Sung-gwan, officials from relevant departments of the district office, and two officials from the Blue Green Space Project Office. The inspection covered facility improvements and residents' inconveniences at the Gwanggyo Mountain waterside walking path, as well as on-site confirmation of the connection deck installation for two sections of the walking path.
The Gwanggyo Reservoir waterside walking path (deck) was created in April with a total length of 1,496m and width of 2.7m, featuring three observation decks, one themed deck, and one wooden bridge. Combined with the previously constructed waterside walking path (1.9km), citizens visiting Gwanggyo Mountain can enjoy nature safely and comfortably, and the area is emerging as a new tourist attraction in Suwon for weekend hikers.
Additionally, the Yeonmu-dong Community Center recruited volunteers to manage facilities around the waterside walking path and create a clean and sanitary environment as the number of visitors to Gwanggyo Mountain has increased due to the creation of the waterside walking path. Volunteer activities will begin from July.
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