Incheon Grand Park Audio Guide & Tour — Things to Do in Incheon, Korea

About

Located in Jangsu-dong, Namdong-gu, Incheon, Incheon Grand Park is a representative large recreational park in the metropolitan area, flanked by Gwanmosan Mountain and Sangasan Mountain. Visited by over 4 million citizens annually, it provides a pleasant resting place where you can feel nature and leisurely heal in the city center. Within its spacious grounds, there are various experience and educational facilities such as the Incheon Arboretum, wetland, children's zoo, forest school, and wood culture experience center.

Beautiful natural scenery unfolds each season, and with well-established forest healing programs and sports facilities, it is great to look around with family and couples.

Stories you can hear here

4 stories · about 5 min

IntroA Forest Where Soldiers Walked Past Kindergarteners48 sec
StoryThe Gwanmosan Mountain Forest Shaped Like an Official's Hatabout 1 min
StoryA Free Forest Path Opened by the Power of Citizensabout 2 min
StoryA Statue of Kim Ku Built with Citizen Donationsabout 2 min

Preview

Can you imagine a place where soldiers in dark camouflage used to walk right past kindergarteners enjoying a colorful picnic? This area once charged an admission fee and served as a marching route for a military recruit training center. Now, it has become a spacious resting place for everyone, welcoming four million visitors a year. Take a slow stroll along the special forest paths that stretch across the base of green Gwanmosan Mountain.

Here, you will find more joy in walking, seeing, and experiencing the park for yourself rather than following a guide. Simply listen to this narration comfortably, like background music, and enjoy the moment.

Keep listening in the app — stories play automatically by GPS as you get close.Keep listening in the app

Visitor info

Address: 236 Munemi-ro, Namdong-gu, Incheon
Hours: Summer season 05:00~23:00, Winter season 05:00~22:00
Closed: The park is open all year round (However, the children's zoo, botanical garden, and environment future hall are closed every Monday)