Encouragement for Key Personnel Inspecting Major Project Sites
Gu In-mo, the governor of Geochang County, Gyeongnam, visited key project sites within Geochang Gamaksan Byeolbaram Hill, which has emerged as a representative tourist destination, and encouraged the officials involved.
The main projects within Byeolbaram Hill include ▲creation of the Byeolbaram Hill flower garden ▲Gamaksan barrier-free sharing trail ▲installation of night lighting at Byeolbaram Hill. Governor Gu focused on listening to the current issues and problems at each project site and took time to discuss solutions together.
Geunmo Gu, Governor of Geochang County, Gyeongnam, visited the Byeolbaram Hill site at Gamaksan Mountain.
The creation of the Byeolbaram Hill flower garden is a project to establish the purple image of Gamaksan by planting not only the existing purple aster chrysanthemums but also stocks (Matthiola incana) that add fragrance, aiming to create a fragrant purple Byeolbaram Hill to enhance visitor satisfaction.
The Gamaksan barrier-free sharing trail is a 3.5 km long circular trail designed with gentle slope decks and loess-paved paths to accommodate vulnerable pedestrians such as children, the elderly, and people with disabilities.
The Byeolbaram Hill night lighting installation project plans to invest a total of 4.1 billion KRW to install advanced lighting with distinctive themes, providing various nighttime attractions throughout all four seasons.
Governor Gu said, “It is important not to be complacent with the success of last year’s Gamaksan Flower and Star Travel event but to develop into a more competitive tourist destination,” adding, “We will do our best to open the era of 2 million visitors for Geochang’s forest recreation tourism.”
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