The park was named Gudeurae, derived from the historical site of a royal villa built during the Baekje era.
It hosts the annual Buyeo Seodong Lotus Festival's surrounding cultural programs.
The sculptures within the park are primarily the work of contemporary Korean artists, contrasting with the region's ancient history.
The park is situated at the foot of Busosanseong Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Gudurae Sculpture Park is a riverside public space located along the Geum River in Buyeo, featuring a collection of modern sculptures integrated into a landscaped lawn. The park serves as a gateway to the Baengmagang River area, historically significant as a port during the Baekje Kingdom. Visitors can walk along the riverbank path that connects the park to the larger Gudeurae Ferry site. It features large open green spaces and native trees, offering views of the river and the surrounding low-lying hills. The park is frequently used as a venue for local festivals and community events due to its expansive flat layout.
The riverfront walkway at sunset, framing the sculptures against the Geum River backdrop.
Bring a picnic blanket as the large grassy areas are ideal for relaxing.
Combine your visit with a boat ride from the nearby Gudeurae Ferry.
The park is highly exposed to the sun, so carry sunscreen or a hat during summer months.
Do not attempt to swim in the Geum River as currents can be dangerous and it is prohibited in most areas.
