Reading in the Flower Garden of Hangang ♪... Gwangjin-gu Operates 'Book-Reading Ttukseom Grand Garden' Outdoor Library

Outdoor Hangang Library at Ttukseom Hangang Park until October 6, the First Hangang Outdoor Library by Seoul District
Linked with Seoul International Garden Expo... Space Organized Around Three Themes: ‘Garden’, ‘Healing’, ‘Rest’
Providing 2,000 Books... Various Experiential Activities Including Culture, Arts, Home Gardening, and Book Concerts
Popular Character ‘Iknomi’ Used as Ambassador... Open on Weekends from 11 AM to 5 PM

Gwangjin-gu (District Mayor Kim Kyung-ho) operates the outdoor library ‘Reading Ttukseom Grand Garden’ every Saturday and Sunday at Ttukseom Hangang Park.

‘Reading Ttukseom Grand Garden,’ a collaborative project with Seoul City, is the first outdoor library established in Hangang Park. It offers the joy of reading books in a natural setting, linked with the Seoul International Garden Expo.

The library is themed around three concepts: ‘garden,’ ‘healing,’ and ‘relax.’ In an open space of approximately 3,200㎡, visitors can find about 2,000 books and various cultural experiences.

In the ‘Garden Zone,’ surrounded by flowers and plants, professional librarians provide ‘book curating’ recommendations. Additionally, various experiential activities such as home gardening education, birth flower drawing, and caricature drawing are offered.

The ‘Healing Zone’ features soft bean bags for comfort. Calm musical performances are also held, allowing visitors to read in a cozy atmosphere. Facing the Hangang River, the ‘Relax Zone’ is equipped with parasols to create a camping-like feel. Nearby, visitors can rent mats and board games, making it ideal for families and friends.

Moreover, various programs such as movie screenings, book concerts, and drawing contests are prepared. In particular, the popular character ‘Iknomi’ serves as the promotional ambassador, expected to attract much attention. Participants in pre-events can receive Iknomi merchandise.

The operating period is until October 6, open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. However, the event will not be held in case of rain. For more details, please check the official Instagram.

Kim Kyung-ho, Mayor of Gwangjin-gu, said, “Gwangjin-gu and Seoul City have prepared the Reading Ttukseom Grand Garden where nature, books, and people harmonize,” adding, “We hope everyone enjoys a comfortable rest while reading their favorite books by the Hangang River, feeling the gentle breeze.”

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