The park was constructed on the actual site where the movie's iconic scene of burying a time capsule took place.
Visitors can rent a time capsule for a set duration, which is then stored in the park's central, circular plaza.
The park's high-altitude location provides a naturally cool microclimate during the summer months.
The central circular monument is designed to resemble the shape of a time capsule.
The site remains one of the most prominent film-tourism destinations in the Gangwon-do province.
Time Capsule Park is a hilltop venue established at the filming location of the 2001 Korean film My Sassy Girl. The park features a large circular structure containing 12 time capsules buried by visitors for future retrieval. It is situated on the slopes of Mount Sedae at an elevation of 850 meters above sea level. The park offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountainous terrain of Jeongseon. The facility includes a designated area for burial services and memorial capsules. It is maintained by the Jeongseon Infrastructure Management Corporation.
The center of the circular plaza overlooking the valley and the surrounding mountain ridges.
Bring a light jacket even in summer due to the high altitude and mountain breeze.
Ensure your camera or phone is fully charged, as the expansive mountain scenery requires significant photo space.
Check the Jeongseon Infrastructure Management Corporation website beforehand if you intend to purchase or bury a time capsule.
Do not attempt to walk to the park from the base of the mountain, as it is a steep, long-distance incline meant for vehicular traffic.
Maintain a quiet demeanor as the park functions as a memorial space for personal time capsules.
