Busan's Galmaetgil Trail to Be Reorganized with New Routes… Public Opinion Collection Begins
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The Busan Metropolitan City government has unveiled a plan to change the routes of Galmaetgil, a walking trail.
Galmaetgil is a walking path that runs along Busan's sea, mountains, and downtown areas.
Until now, Galmaetgil has operated as 9 courses and 23 sections, with a total length of 278.8 kilometers. The city plans to combine these sections into 36 courses. If this happens, the total length will become 295.3 kilometers.
In addition, the city plans to adjust the travel distances and walking times of Galmaetgil. Through this, it says it will better highlight the characteristics of each region and allow people walking the trail to walk more comfortably and enjoyably.
Sources: m.sisakoreanews.kr
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