Bukhansan Mountain in Seoul opens to the public, allowing visitors to climb the mountain without reservations = South Korea

The city of Yangju in Gyeonggi Province has been working for about 10 years to open Uiryeong-do, a climbing route on Mt. Bukhan in Seoul, to the public.
A lot of hard work has now borne fruit. According to Yangzhou City, the Korea National Park Management Corporation has announced that starting from March 4th, it will be open to the public on weekdays without reservations.
However, advance reservations are still required on weekends, peak seasons (September to November), and public holidays. Uiryeongdo was completely closed in 1969 for security reasons, but
In 2008, in response to requests from the public, it was opened to the public with advance reservations. However, since the number of people allowed to enter per day was limited to 1,200 people, the city, together with its citizens, asked the government to fully open the venue.
In March last year, the city held discussions with citizens of Jangheung-myeon and Gangbuk-gu, Seoul, which is the end point of Uuryeong Road, to fully open Uuryeong Road. in April of the same year
is also holding a discussion session on the opening of Niuling Road at the National Assembly Building with the participation of Yangzhou City, Jiangbei District, National Park Management Corporation, and environmental organizations.
In addition, we will hold an executive meeting on Uiring Road and carry out a campaign to fully open the area.
, has shown a firm will toward opening up. Mayor Kang Soo-hyun said, ``By opening to the public only on weekdays, we hope that not only Yangzhou residents but also many residents from other areas will visit.''
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