Gwanggyo Lake Park — Attraction in Suwon-si

I stayed in an apartment overlooking Gwanggyo Lake Park and walked there most days of my stay. It was August and the temperature was like walking into a solid wall of heat. When walking in the daytime the lake was most quiet apart from families taking advantage of the spouts of water to cool off young children. At nighttime families and couples and everyone come out to walk around and take some exercise out of the day time sun. At night time the lake is lit up and looks beautiful. In the daytime the cicadas sing and the noise is, at times, deafening. It felt very safe walking around the lake, even when on my own. I stayed for a week and walked around the lake lots of times, and each time I was able to vary my route as there are so many...

The Wonchun Lake, which has various facilities such as a floor fountain, a performance hall, and an observatory, is crowded with people on weekends. It is good to enjoy a more leisurely walk at another one, Sindae Lake, which is a little farther away. Between the two, a shelter in the forest, Gwanggyo Green Forest Library, and a sports climbing center were located. If you are a family, you would like Wonchun Lake, if you are a couple, you would like Shindae Lake. It is okay to take a leisurely tour of the two lakes all day long. By using a bicycle, you can get around more comfortably. You can also stay at the Gwanggyo Lake Park...

The serene waters and lush surroundings make it perfect for a leisurely stroll or a peaceful picnic. The walking paths are well-maintained, offering picturesque views and opportunities for relaxation. The park's design seamlessly blends nature with modern architecture, creating a harmonious atmosphere. However, limited facilities like restrooms and food options can be a drawback. Overall, Gwangyo Lake provides a refreshing escape from the city's hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to unwind and connect with nature. It's a hidden gem, though some additional amenities would enhance the...