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The Garden of Poet Park Mok-wol's Poetry near Everland is a memorial garden located within Yongin Park. Created in 2015 to mark the 100th anniversary of poet Park Mok-wol's birth, this garden spans approximately 830㎡ and consists of 5 poetry monuments, 3 information stones, an entrance wall, and rest facilities. The poetry monuments are inscribed with representative works of Park Mok-wol, a lyric poet of the Cheongnok school, including "The Wanderer" (Nagune), "To Someone Far Away" (Meon saram-ege), "Mother's Underline" (Eomeoni-ui eondeolain), "To My Beloved" (Im-ege), and "The Blue Deer" (Cheongnoru). The information stones feature "Gajeong" (Home), a reproduction of the poet's handwriting. At the entrance to the Garden of Poetry, a low door frame is set up, giving visitors the feeling of visiting a scenic countryside home. The garden can be explored on a brief stroll as you come down from the grave site, and there is a resting area on the hilltop. The lyrical poems blend harmoniously with the surrounding scenery, making it a pleasant spot to take in the views together. Yongin Park does not charge separate admission or parking fees to visitors of the Garden of Poet Park Mok-wol's Poetry. For parking, visitors can use the Yongin Park parking lot, or a small parking area is also available near the garden. It takes about 15 minutes by car from Pogok IC, and nearby attractions include Maga Art Museum, the Korean Lantern Museum, the Tomb of Poeun Jeong Mong-ju, the Tomb of Yi Seok-yeong, and Everland.
- Hours
- 080:00~17:00
- Contact
- Yongin Park 031-334-3484용인공원 031-334-3484
Machine-translated from Korean. It may contain errors — the Korean original is kept next to short entries.