A green pocket in the city
When visitors think of walking in Daegu, mountain trails may come first. But Seo-gu offers both Ihyeon Park, a place for a pause among trees and lawns, and the longer Greenway running through the city's landscaped buffer zone. They are connected, but they are not the same walking route.
Start with Ihyeon Park
The Seo-gu Office describes lawns, a wind-themed path, a cherry-tree path and a ginkgo-tree path. Hydrangea plantings, wildflowers, a reed area, an ecological pond and viewing decks add seasonal variety. In November, look for autumn textures rather than expecting guaranteed peak colours. Nearby facilities such as the Seo-gu Cultural Center, youth center and sports center have their own admission and opening conditions.
What does '7 km' mean?
Seo-gu describes its Greenway as a roughly 7-km return route through a landscaped green buffer. Its listed sections include themed gardens, conifer and rock gardens, flower beds, Ihyeon Park and an autumn-foliage garden. This figure is not the distance around Ihyeon Park alone. You can choose just one portion if the whole route does not suit your schedule.
Two addresses for two different purposes
The official park location is San 28-12, Ihyeon-dong, Seo-gu, Daegu. The Greenway guide gives 343 Dangsan-ro, Seo-gu, Daegu as its route address. These are not interchangeable directions to one entrance. Confirm your actual meeting point, accessible entry and parking through a map and local signs before setting out.
Before you leave
The park's official page does not provide a fixed daily schedule or a confirmed fee for every outdoor area. Seasonal water facilities and cultural buildings operate separately. Do not assume a summer playground is open in November. For park inquiries, Seo-gu lists 053-663-2861. Exact transit exits, walking times and the condition of the foliage were not independently verified.
Choose Ihyeon Park if you want a gentle pause; explore sections of Greenway if you want the walk itself to shape your day.