Exploring Freedom Park @ Incheon (part 5)

 

A far-out look into the the faraway Incheon park seen from above the Freedom Park. 

This is the Gen. MacArthur square @ Freedom Park. We did not go near the statue. Simply scanned through the park. Had it not been so hot, we'd definitely gone inside. 

As a token of memory, let's take a snap shot here..with the Incheon port beyond. Strange as it may seem, but it pretty much reminded me of what Busan was all about. 

An anchor--which to my guess--symbolized the docking or the landing of general MacArthur who led the UN-dispatched marines to 'save' Korea during Korean War.  

Now back into the shades..we were descending the park and returning to China Town to explore more... 

Hmm...they seemed to enjoy the stroll along the park. 

Just look at how bright they were.

Summer apparently never dampens our spirit of taking a walk exploring Korea.

Right, girls?

Exploring The Freedom Park (자유공원) @ Incheon (part 4)

A tropical park in Incheon. Well, sort of. But..it does resemble some parks back home. I guess summer does bring the best in nature as well.  

Benches lined up under the trees...along its sides.

This tempted me to take a nap on one of them.:)-:}

An Incheon city mascot tugged on the branch of a tree. 

We spared some time to have lunch while literally cooling ourselves down. 

The heat may suffocate us unless we sprayed some 'spray' on our face. No..not mine..but the kids simply loved spraying it on theirs. They kinda felt the briskly and prickly sensation that came out of it. 

Freya did it. 

So did Eyra. 

The 1st panoramic view of the park. Looks cool in reality. The camera did not do any justice....^^ 

The 2nd panoramic view of the park. The sun shone in through the trees... 

The 3rd panoramic view of the park. Kimbab+fruits+iced tea in the park...