Previously Uninhabited Island in Seoul Just Hit a Major Milestone and Is Now Open to the Public
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Seoul's Nodeul Island, a man-made island on the Han River, opened sections to the public on September 17, 2026, featuring ecological gardens, playgrounds, a 1.5-kilometer walking trail, and a sculptural tiered gateway called In Between Garden designed by Heatherwick Studio.
The full vision of Soundscape is still under development; the opened areas are the foundation for the next phase of construction.
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