어제 개장한 광화문 신상 명소! "감사의 정원" 실제 모습과 솔직한 방문 후기

Description: I visited the newly opened "Garden of Gratitude" at Gwanghwamun Square, the heart of Seoul! This space is more than just an exhibition; it is a place where deep gratitude for the UN veteran nations of the Korean War is recorded through light and art. From spectacular media art to an "Archiving Wall" where you can communicate with AI, are you curious about the real atmosphere of this place? I've put together a perfect tour course for the hottest spot in Seoul right now, picking only the must-see highlights. ✨ Highlights of Today’s Tour Garden of Gratitude & Light of Gratitude 23: Magnificent pillars of light representing the 23 UN veteran nations. Memorial Wall: A moving media art piece featuring national flags and blooming flower petals. Window of Connection: A space for records that bridges the past and the present. Interactive Archiving Wall: A space for communication where you can talk to AI veterans and leave messages of peace. Waterfall of Peace: A media art masterpiece featuring refreshing streams of water. ⏰ Light Show Schedule Hours: 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM Daily (20:00 – 23:00) Show Times: 10-minute light show followed by a 20-minute break (6 times per night) ⏳ Timeline 00:00 Intro 00:45 Garden of Gratitude (Light of Gratitude) 01:10 'Window of Connection' bridging the past and present 01:42 Freedom Hall (Underground of Garden of Gratitude) 05:15 The Story of King Sejong & Admiral Yi Sun-shin 06:18 Garden of Gratitude (1st Show at 8:00 PM) 07:45 Garden of Gratitude (2nd Show at 8:30 PM) 08:40 Cheonggyecheon Stream Lantern Festival 📍 Location: Gwanghwamun Square and its underground spaces, Seoul 💬 Subtitles: Please turn on CC (Closed Captions) for English subtitles. If you enjoyed this video, please Subscribe and Like! Your warm comments mean a lot to us. 🧡