Located at 419 Buksu-dong, Paldal-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, the Suwoncheon is a representative stream of Suwon that originates from Gwanggyosan and crosses Suwon Hwaseong to connect to Hwanggujicheon. Running along the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Suwon Hwaseong, the Suwoncheon has a well-maintained walkway along the section between Hwahongmun and Namsu Gate, loved by citizens as a place for rest and walks. The walkway of Suwoncheon is also available for bicycle use, and there are benches placed intermittently for a comfortable rest. At Suwoncheon, you can observe various creatures such as fish, ducks, and herons, and enjoy the beautiful scenery that changes with the season. Especially, the area near Hwahongmun is popular as a photo zone for appreciating the wonderful scenery of Suwoncheon.
Suwoncheon is available for free, and there are no separate operating hours or admission fees. However, on days with heavy rain, access may be restricted for safety, so it’s good to check the weather before visiting. There are various tourist attractions such as Suwon Hwaseong and Hwaseong Haenggung around Suwoncheon, making it a great place to visit together. If you use public transportation, you can take

Romanization: Suwoncheon