Wanju-gun Opens Pre-registration for 'Moaksan Wellness Festival' Programs

To Be Held at the Soccer Field and Provincial Art Museum Area on June 5-6

Wanju County in North Jeolla Province is starting online pre-registration for the programs of the 3rd Wanju Moaksan Wellness Festival, which will be held on June 5-6 at Moaksan Soccer Field and the Provincial Art Museum area.

According to the county on the 18th, this year's programs are "Gui Reservoir Trail Walk" and "Moaksan Forest Walk." Registration will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis from the 19th until June 2.

Wanju County Office building exterior. Provided by Wanju County

The Gui Reservoir Trail Walk program consists of walking a section of the reservoir trail guided by a forest interpreter and concludes with a tour of the Liquor Theme Museum. The walking course takes approximately 90 minutes for adults, and each session is limited to 30 participants.

The Moaksan Forest Walk program offers an ecological experience and hammock relaxation in the green sharing forest behind the Provincial Art Museum. This program will be held twice during the two days of the festival, with a total of 60 participants (30 per session) able to register.

Those wishing to participate can search for the Wellness Festival on internet portals or apply through the Wellness Festival information menu on the Wanju County Culture and Tourism website. For more details, contact the Tourism Festival Team at the Wanju County Tourism and Sports Division.

Additionally, at the Moaksan Soccer Field, where the Moaksan Wellness Festival is held, there will be the "Moaksan Playground" with an air bounce playground, a simple "Health Relay Game" corner for families to enjoy together, and the "Wellness Forest Playground" featuring rope and net play in the pine forest near the Provincial Art Museum. All activities can be enjoyed on the spot. Various experience booths focusing on art, crafts, eco-friendliness, and aromatherapy for mental and physical relaxation will also be available.

County Governor Yoo Heetae said, "I hope you visit Moaksan in April when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom and take time to heal your body and mind. We look forward to many families participating in programs where you can fully enjoy the freshness of nature together."