Incheon Grand Park

Incheon Grand Park
Incheon Grand Park
인천대공원, 仁川大公園
	Incheon Grand Park
Location	Namdong District, Incheon, South Korea
Coordinates	37°27′33.361″N 126°45′1.840″E / 37.45926694°N 126.75051111°E
Status	Open all year
Parking	Available

Incheon Grand Park (Korean: 인천대공원; Hanja: 仁川大公園) is a park complex in Namdong District, Incheon, South Korea.^[1]

The park was established in 1992.^[2]

"Park Most Loved by Incheon Citizens"

There are numerous cherry blossom trees in the park. There is a rose garden, arboretum, sculpture garden, sledding area, volleyball courts, futsal court, camping sites, a soccer field, basketball courts, an archery range, a dog park, an inline skating rink, and a children's playground.^[2] There are various walking trails in the park, including one where people are expected to walk on it barefoot.^[3]

Address : 238 Munemi-ro, Namdong-gu, Incheon
nearby Station : Incheon Grand Park Station

can visit at night, and the lights are on. To the east of the park, there is a large park where you can set up a tent. There is a playground and a canteen.

Zones

1. Botanic Garden: The Botanic Garden is 7,982 m2 on site and has a greenhouse scale of 1,182 m2, growing 6,550 plants of 92 and 332 species.

2. Rose Garden: 66 species, 7,800 copies, 10,300 different roses.

3. Children's Zoo: Established from August 2000 to April 2001, there are 232 animals of 42 species inhabiting an area of 9,860 m2 (Japanese monkeys, ostriches, sheep, pungsan dogs, etc.).

Natural Ecological Observation Road: built between June and November 2000, it is 800 m long with 15 commentary board notices other than the structure of the forest.

4. Environmental Future Hall: Opened on July 16, 2007, it is designed to promote the importance of the environment and to easily access and learn past, present and future environmental problems in various ways.

5. Wild Park: was created between August 2000 and April 2001, and consists of 716 animals inhabiting an area of 9,860 m2.

6. Autistic Botanic Garden: was created in September 1997, and contains 15,400 plants of 144 species in an area of 1,500 square meters.