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Photo: Minseong Kim, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
A 9-story observatory with a 360 degrees overview of the Sejong City.
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뒤웅박 고을
Dweeungbark Village was created to inherit the traditional fermented sauces, and various exhibitions and experiences are prepared.
금강보행교, 이응다리
It is the longest walking-only bridge in Korea, and the circumference was set at 1446 m in commemoration of 1446 when King Sejong the Great spread the Hangul. The upper floor is used for walking and the lower floor for bicycles.
세종한글축제
It is a citizen-participating urban culture festival with a variety of attractions and entertainment under the theme of "Hangul, Science, and Music" centered on King Sejong and talent in the Sejong era.
세종낙화축제
It is a night festival that originated from the traditional Korean ritual, Nakhwa, which means falling flame. Nakhwa is a ritual of hanging Nakhwa Peak from branches, poles, or strings to blow away the negative energy while enjoying the shape and sound of the falling fireworks. The Nakhwa Festival promotes the unique intangible heritage of the region and allows people to enjoy high-quality cultural performances together. Held in May every year.
세종 빛 축제
The Sejong City Light Festival, which was first held in 2023, is the representative winter festival of Sejong held in December, with various light sculptures and photo zones set up around Iungdari and waterside parks. Various performances and events held in the Christmas season, from December 22 to 25, and a countdown fireworks show for the New Year also held.
세종 호수공원
It is the largest artificial lake park in Korea with an average depth of 3 meters. There are five artificial islands decorated by themes, and trails and bicycle paths are created along the lake.