Paju City Transforms Yadangdong Juniper Forest in Unjeong 4-dong into a Green Urban Oasis
Paju City Creates Healing Space with Lawn Plaza and Barefoot Walking Path
Completion Ceremony to Be Held on September 12
Paju City in Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Son Baechan) will open the ‘Yadangdong Juniper Forest’, which was created at 94-10, Yadang-dong, Unjeong 4-dong, to the public starting in September 2026.
Paju City, Unjeong 4-dong 'Yadangdong Juniper Forest' Transformed into a Green Oasis in the City. Provided by Paju City
View original imageThe ‘Yadangdong Juniper Forest’ has long been a space filled with the memories and affections of local residents. The city has renovated the original forest, preserving its eco-friendly value while developing it into a practical green urban oasis featuring a lawn plaza and an outdoor concert stage. It was designed as an open space where families can relax and enjoy small-scale performances and cultural activities.
Paju City has also created a “forest barefoot walking path” and a “yellow soil ball field” to promote healthy recreation. Residents are expected to experience nature with all their senses close to the city, enjoying both wellness and relaxation.
Paju City plans to hold a completion ceremony at the juniper forest site on September 12, 2026, in conjunction with an event hosted by the Unjeong 4-dong Residents' Autonomous Committee. The event is expected to be a meaningful occasion for residents to gather, share the value of the forest, and strengthen community ties.
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Jeong Haeo, Head of the Forest and Garden Division, commented, “I hope that the juniper forest, filled with the cherished memories of residents, will be well utilized as a key local rest area. We will continue to do our best to create a high-quality urban forest so people can enjoy nature and find wellness and relaxation amid their daily lives.”
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