Yongin City Book Tour

Enjoy Yongin City in South Korea during the day and at night!

Namsa Library

From trails to a fountain show, Yongin City’s Namsa Library is ideal for a one-day book tour. The Namsa Library, located in Cheoin-gu of Yongin City, features a driving course that runs through golden fields. Additionally, there is a park with a scenic view right next to the library.

The Namsa Library is a space where visitors can experience both modern buildings and natural light. Thanks to its unique composition, it received the Gold Award of the 24th Gyeonggi-do Architecture and Culture Awards in 2019.

A duck family is taking a walk around Namsa Library
ⓒGyeonggi Province

Inside the library, the space between the reading and resting areas is noteworthy for its unique atmosphere. The Namsa Library has been decorated as a horticultural library due to the influence of the nearby Namsa Flower Complex, thus reminding visitors of a small botanical garden.

Another advantage of the Namsa Library lies in the integrated bookshelves and reading areas. These comprise an open structure without common partitions. From the stair-type reading room right by the resource room, visitors can enjoy the view of the scenic reservoir. Namsa Library is open to any resident of Gyeonggi Province.

Hansoop Mulbit Park

One reason visitors enjoy the atmosphere of the library is the adjacent Hansoop Mulbit Park. This park features picturesque scenery with outdoor resting places, fountain shows and attractive night views.

The Hansoop Mulbit Park is located around the library
ⓒGyeonggi Province

Around the park, visitors can see three mallard ducks. When the park opened, a manager brought the ducks to the park, and residents immediately fell in love with them

The Hansoop Mulbit Park has a beautiful night view with lighting fountains
ⓒGyeonggi Province

The Namsa Library and Hansoop Mulbit Park are scenic places both during the day and at night. Of particular note, the night fountain makes headlines for colorful cascades that range from 2 to 8 meters in height in the autumn sky. The library and the park are open from 9:00AM to 10:00PM on weekdays 9:00AM to 5:00PM on weekends.