Table of Contents
- Green oasis in the city, early opening of some parks in Eco Delta City
- Main open areas – Neighborhood Park No. 1 (south side) and Connection Green Space No. 4 (west side)
- Where is the Eco Delta City waterfront park?
- Significance of early opening and future plans
- Conclusion – Now is the closest park in Eco Delta City
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Green oasis in the city, early opening of some parks in Eco Delta City
Busan City has announced that it will open some parks and green spaces in the second phase of the Eco Delta City project in Gangseo-gu early in July. This decision is a proactive administrative measure aimed at providing citizens with a cool and pleasant resting area amidst the early heat and heat waves, focusing on the tangible benefits that can be felt.
The open spaces include parts of Neighborhood Park No. 1 (south side) and Connection Green Space No. 4 (west side), covering a total area of approximately 31,840㎡. In particular, it is expected to quickly provide recreational space needed by local residents due to its proximity to residential complexes that have already begun occupancy.
Main open areas – Neighborhood Park No. 1 (south side) and Connection Green Space No. 4 (west side)
The newly opened area includes the most prominent 'Neighborhood Park No. 1' within Eco Delta City and part of Connection Green Space No. 4. This area is equipped with key facilities such as a splash pad, open rest areas, sunbeds, various trees, and walking paths, and is expected to function as a green space for citizens to escape the heat during the summer.
In particular, Neighborhood Park No. 1 is a landmark park with a total area of 139,274㎡, and aside from the south side being opened this time, the north area (113,167㎡) is scheduled to be completed in February 2029. Plans are underway to establish a lake-like water area, community waterways, healing forest trails, and event spaces in the north zone. Once all these facilities are completed, it is expected to become a representative luxury park in Busan.
Where is the Eco Delta City waterfront park?
Eco Delta City is a national-level development project being established around the areas of Myeongji-dong, Gangdong-dong, and Daejeo-dong in Gangseo-gu, aiming to create an eco-friendly city in accordance with the Special Act on the Creation of Waterfront Areas. This large-scale urban development is being jointly promoted by K-water, Busan Urban Corporation, and Busan City.
The recently opened Neighborhood Park No. 1 and Connection Green Space No. 4 are adjacent to residential areas in Eco Delta City, making them suitable getaway locations for family visitors. In particular, it provides an opportunity to enjoy nature in the city, whether playing in the water at the splash pad with children or relaxing on comfortable sunbeds.
Significance of early opening and future plans
The early opening recently carried out is considered a good example of proactive administration aimed at improving the quality of life for citizens, going beyond mere space utilization. It reflects the intention to provide park services in advance based on the demands of citizens and the local community, ultimately aiming to brand Eco Delta City as a representative eco-friendly city of Busan through 'premium park branding'.
Additionally, the city conducted joint inspections twice since February this year to thoroughly check the safety and supplementary requirements of the facilities. Subsequently, they plan to coordinate with the local government regarding the opening schedule and operation methods, and provide citizens with detailed information. These measures aim to support local residents in living in a more pleasant environment.
Conclusion – Now is the closest park in Eco Delta City
The early opening of parks and green spaces in Eco Delta City offers a significant turning point for citizens, providing actual changes beyond mere development news. This space, where nature and the city harmoniously blend, becomes a great place for walks during the hot summer, serving as a healing destination in the city where families can enjoy leisurely time together.
If you are looking for places to visit in summer, visiting the green space in Eco Delta City would be a great choice.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q. Which areas of Eco Delta City Park will be opened early in July?
The south side of Neighborhood Park No. 1 and part of the west side of Connection Green Space No. 4 will open early in July.
The space being opened early in this Eco Delta City phase II project in Gangseo-gu, Busan includes the south side of Neighborhood Park No. 1 and part of the west side of Connection Green Space No. 4. It spans an area of approximately 31,840㎡ and is expected to immediately meet the recreational space needs of residents as it is adjacent to residential complexes that have already begun occupancy.
Q. What are the major facilities and future plans for Neighborhood Park No. 1?
It is equipped with splash pads, resting areas, and walking paths, and the north area is scheduled for completion in 2029.
Neighborhood Park No. 1 is a landmark park in Busan, covering a total area of 139,274㎡. The recently opened south side features splash pads, open resting areas, sunbeds, various trees, and walking paths, making it suitable for citizens' summer relaxation. The north area is expected to be completed in February 2029 and plans to develop lakeside water areas, community waterways, healing forest paths, and event spaces, evolving into a luxury park.
Q. Where is the Eco Delta City waterfront park located?
It is being developed in the areas of Myeongji-dong, Gangdong-dong, and Daejeo-dong in Gangseo-gu.
Eco Delta City is a state-driven eco-friendly urban development project centered in Myeongji-dong, Gangdong-dong, and Daejeo-dong within Busan's Gangseo-gu. It is being promoted by the Korea Water Resources Corporation, Busan Urban Corporation, and Busan City, with plans for parks and green spaces to be close to residential areas for easy access.
Q. What is the significance of this early opening and what are the city's future policies?
It is a proactive administration measure aimed at improving citizens' quality of life, planning to operate after safety inspections.
The early opening is part of proactive administration aimed at providing a comfortable resting space for citizens and responding to local needs. The city of Busan conducted joint inspections twice to assess the safety of the facilities and is collaborating with the local government to decide on the opening schedule and operation methods. This also includes the goal of branding Eco Delta City as Busan's representative eco-friendly luxury park.
Q. Why do you recommend visiting Eco Delta City Park?
It is optimal for healing in the city and family leisure spaces during the hot summer.
The parks and green spaces in Eco Delta City are areas where the city and nature harmonize, allowing citizens to enjoy both vacation and healing during the summer, whether playing in the water at splash pads or relaxing on sunbeds. It is also suitable for family visitors, establishing itself as a destination that enhances the quality of life for citizens as an urban green oasis.
