"Running Through Globe Amaranth Fields"... Yangju City Hosts 'Byeolsan Run' with Citizens

Yang Soo-hyun: "We Will Offer a Variety of Experiential Content for Citizen Participation"

On the morning of October 12, Yangju City in Gyeonggi Province hosted the 'Byeolsan Run' running event with citizens at the Nari Farm Observatory area.

"Running Through Globe Amaranth Fields"... Yangju City Hosts 'Byeolsan Run' with Citizens

Yang Soo-hyun, mayor of Yangju City, is taking a commemorative photo with participants at the 'Byeolsan Run' running event with citizens held at the Nari Farm Observatory area on the morning of the 12th. Provided by Yangju City

This event, set against the backdrop of the globe amaranth flower fields at Nari Farm, a signature autumn attraction in Yangju, saw around 100 citizens participating. They ran a 3-kilometer course with 'Byeolsan,' the official Yangju SNS character, and enjoyed the autumn atmosphere.

After completing registration in front of the ticket booth at 7:30 a.m., participants gathered at the observatory for pre-event programs, including warm-up exercises, a lucky box drawing, and a group photo session.

Citizens are participating in the running event "Byeolsan Run" with the public on the morning of the 12th at the Nari Farm Observatory area, running along a flower path. Provided by Yangju City

Participants then ran along the flower-filled paths in full bloom, sharing moments of joy and energy with family and friends.

Notably, this event will be produced as a video and uploaded to the 'Yangju Byeolsan' YouTube channel, allowing citizens to experience the lively atmosphere of the event with 'Byeolsan' online as well.

Citizens are participating in a warm-up exercise at the 'Byeolsan Run' running event with citizens held on the morning of the 12th at the Nari Farm Observatory area. Provided by Yangju City

Yang Soo-hyun, mayor of Yangju City, said, "I hope this running event provides citizens with an opportunity to enjoy the autumn scenery of Nari Farm and feel energized in their daily lives," adding, "We plan to continue offering a variety of experiential content that citizens can participate in."