[2025 Gwangju Attraction] Travel Guide for Sajik Park Observatory (Updated Apr)

The observation tower in Sajik Park has an information center on the 1st floor, an observation shelter on the 2nd floor, an observation deck/tower cafe on the 3rd floor, and an outdoor observation deck on the 4th floor. If you go up to the 3rd floor, you can see the Gwangju Sajik Park Tower Cafe, where you can heal while enjoying the beautiful forest and city view. If you go in the evening, you can also see the beautiful night view of Gwangju. The Gwangju Youth Artist Company Sajik Park Observation Tower Gallery is exhibiting, so it was nice to see the art pieces. Sajik Park Tower Cafe Address: 49 Sajik-gil, Nam-gu, Gwangju Observation Tower 3rd floor Contact: 0507-1476-9984 Opening hours: Tue-Sun 10:00 - 21:00 Regularly closed every Monday #Cafe with a good view

It's a cafe at the Gwangju Sajik Park Observatory. There's no admission fee to the observatory, and it's really great that you can drink coffee while looking out over the wide open city of Gwangju. There's no separate parking lot, but there's a place to park, so you can drive there! 📍Photo Observatory Tower Cafe 📍49 Sajik-gil, Nam-gu, Gwangju 🕒 Cafe 10:00~21:00 🚗 There's no parking lot, but there's street parking at Sajik Park near the observatory tower entrance ​ #Cafe with a good view#Gwangju

This is Sajik Park Observatory, one of the representative tourist attractions in Nam-gu, Gwangju. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery at any time, day or night, and there are various things to see around it. They also do media art in the evening, so I recommend it as a place to go out :) 🚗Use the sidewalk parking and public parking lot ⏰️09:00-22:00 🔍49 Sajik-gil, Nam-gu, Gwangju #Places to go with kids #Sajik Park

🎉 Gwangju: It's More Than Just Kimchi! Unlock N Ways to Explore This Treasure City 🥬 🌟 Must-See Attractions 1. 1913 Songjeong Station Market Once a railway station, this market now blends tradition and modernity. Savor delicious fried chicken, pancakes, and other treats, and browse local handicrafts while experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of Gwangju. 2. Yangnim Historic Cultural Village Want to travel back in time? This village preserves many traditional Korean houses. Stroll through the streets and feel as if you've stepped into the past. The village also has an exhibition hall showcasing local history and folklore. 3. Mudeungsan Jeungsimsa Temple Mudeungsan Mountain is a symbol of Gwangju. Jeungsimsa Temple, nestled in the mountain, offers temple stays where you can heal your body and mind and find tranquility. 4. Gwangju Family Land The perfect choice for a family outing! With thrilling roller coasters, a zoo, and an aquarium, there's something for visitors of all ages. 5. Penguin Village Craft Street A paradise for creative enthusiasts! This street is home to a variety of handicrafts, including ceramics and textiles. You can even participate in workshops and experience the charm of art firsthand. 🍔 Food Recommendations Songjeong-dong Tteokgalbi Alley: Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, these beef patties are paired with a special sauce that will have you craving more. Gwangju World Kimchi Festival: Held every autumn, this festival offers a chance to taste various kimchi, learn how to make it yourself, and delve into kimchi culture. 🎉 Festivals and Events Gwangju Fringe Festival: Held every Saturday on Chungjang-ro, this festival blends art and everyday life. Memory of 7080 Chungjang Festival: Relive the past and take a nostalgic trip back in time. 📸 Instagrammable Spots Sajik Park Observatory: Enjoy panoramic views of Gwangju from the top of the tower, especially breathtaking at dusk. Yangnim-dong: Dress in 1930s attire and stroll through the streets, feeling like you're in a movie scene. 🚗 Getting Around Gwangju has convenient public transportation, with subways and buses providing easy access to various attractions. If you have time, rent a bicycle and explore the streets and alleys, experiencing the city's rhythm. 🎯 Summary Gwangju offers more than just delicious food and beautiful scenery; it also boasts a rich history and culture. Whether you're a culture explorer or a food enthusiast, you'll find something to enjoy here. Pack your bags and embark on a surprising journey to Gwangju! #

#koreatrip Observatory which offers a great view on the city and the surrounding mountains. It's free, there is either stairs or a lift to access the top (love the accessibility option!). Toilets are outside of the observatory tower, on the floor below (very clean). There is a lovely cafe (great selection of drinks) with art exposed where you can relax with a view and listen to jazz.