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Changwon to run special bus route for Masan chrysanthemum festival
Changwon will run a special city-tour bus route for the Masan Gagopa Chrysanthemum Festival in South Korea.
The route will operate for nine days, from October 31 to November 8, covering the festival period.
It will link the festival site with Masan’s coastal attractions, including the fish market, a marine park, a drama set, Robot Land and the Kwai River Bridge.
The bus will leave from and return to Masan Station once a day, on a six-hour trip.
Every passenger will receive a chrysanthemum while the special service is running.
The festival will take place at three sites, where visitors can see chrysanthemum displays alongside the autumn sea.
Changwon will operate a special city tour bus route during the 26th Masan Gagopa Chrysanthemum Festival.
The service will run from Oct. 31 to Nov. 8, covering the festival’s full nine days.
The bus will make one six-hour trip a day, starting and ending at Masan Station.
The route will connect the festival site with several marine tourism destinations in the Masan area.
All passengers will receive a chrysanthemum flower during the special service period.
- Who
- Changwon City will operate the special route.
- What
- A city tour bus will run a special route during the Masan Gagopa Chrysanthemum Festival.
- When
- Oct. 31 to Nov. 8, for nine days.
- Where
- In Changwon’s Masan area, starting and ending at Masan Station.
- Why
- The route is being run to coincide with the 26th Masan Gagopa Chrysanthemum Festival.
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Changwon City announced the special bus route.
The bus will operate during the festival’s nine-day run.
- Service period
- Oct. 31 to Nov. 8
- Daily service
- One trip lasting six hours
- Starting and ending point
- Masan Station
- Route stops
- Masan Fish Market, 3·15 Marine Nuripark, Masan Marine Drama Set, Robot Land and the Bridge of Kwaingang at Jeodo
- Passenger giveaway
- Chrysanthemum flowers for all passengers