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Semiwon Lotus Culture Festival
세미원 연꽃문화제
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Plan your visit
- Dates
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- Venue
- Semiwon
- Address
- 93 Yangsu-ro, Yangseo-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do Semiwon
- Admission
- Paid
- Organizer
- Semiwon
- Operating hours
- 08:00~20:00 (Korean original)
- Program
- 1. Main Program: Viewing the garden where lotus and aquatic plants harmonize, special exhibition at Yeonkkot Museum 'Lotus, Weaving the Aspirations of Life' held 2. Subprogram: Yangpyeong Clear Water Harmony Concert, local cultural revitalization linked acoustic guitar and janggu performance, Gallery Semi permanent exhibition 3. Consumer Participation Program: 'Fungyu, Staying with Lotus' stamp tour, lotus cultural experience classroom, special exhibition commentary at Yeonkkot Museum and linked educational program (making lotus crafts) 4. Other Information: Lotus photo zone, carbon neutrality, Let's Go Together campaign by subway, garden commentary program by Munhwahaeseolgwangwang 5. Internal Facilities: Cafe Yeon, Semiwon Lotus Bread Shop, Art Shop Semi [Admission Fees] - General Admission Fee: 7,000 won (Adults aged 19 and over, Yangpyeong Love Gift Certificate 2,000 won provided) - Discounted Admission Fee: 4,000 won (Children aged 6 and over, teenagers, seniors aged 65 and over, mild disabilities (grades 4-6), Yangpyeong Love Gift Certificate 1,000 won provided) - Group Admission Fee: 4,000 won (30 or more people, no overlapping discounts, Yangpyeong Love Gift Certificate 1,000 won provided) - Free: Children aged 5 and under, Yangpyeong residents (1 person 1 ticket), severely disabled (grades 1-3) themselves and 1 guardian, national merit holders and spouses, active duty soldiers, basic livelihood recipients type 1 (with documents), bereaved family of the deceased and the injured.
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Festival location
Semiwon
93 Yangsu-ro, Yangseo-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do Semiwon
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About the festival
The Semiwon Lotus Culture Festival is a representative summer garden culture festival held at Semiwon, located in Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do. Semiwon is a garden surrounded by Paldang Lake on three sides, featuring water and flowers, and holds about 270 species of plants, including traditional Eastern garden styles and aquatic plants. It was designated as Gyeonggi-do's first local garden in June 2019 and has been developed as a space where natural ecology and garden culture can be experienced together. The Lotus Culture Festival is an event centered around the lotus, the representative plant of Semiwon, held during the blooming season of the lotus, featuring various exhibitions, performances, and experience programs. Visitors can appreciate the lotus and aquatic plants arranged throughout the garden and experience the value of garden culture and the beauty of nature through cultural and artistic content and educational experience programs themed around the lotus. The area around Semiwon is known as the location where the practical scholar Jeong Yak-yong installed Baeda-ri on the Namhan River during the late Joseon period, making it a place of historical significance. Additionally, it is equipped with various facilities such as the Yeonkkot Museum, Jangdokdae Fountain, Sehan Pavilion, and Baeda-ri, serving as a complex cultural space where garden culture, history, ecology, and cultural arts can be experienced together.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · TourAPI · TourAPI 2550263
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