The fountain system uses a computer-controlled operation that can generate over 20 different water shapes, including fan, arch, and swing patterns.
The water used in the fountain is recirculated from the adjacent Ilsan Lake through a dedicated filtration system.
The fountain basin has a diameter of 50 meters, making it one of the largest integrated multimedia fountains in the region.
The park itself was originally constructed as part of the infrastructure for the 1997 Goyang Flower Exhibition.
The fountain's musical repertoire includes a mix of classical, K-pop, and orchestral soundtracks that change based on specific event themes.
The Singing Fountain at Ilsan Lake Park is a high-tech water feature that synchronizes fountain movements, lighting, and music. It is situated within the expansive Ilsan Lake Park, which is one of the largest man-made artificial lakes in South Korea. The fountain system utilizes hundreds of nozzles and underwater LED lights to create complex aquatic patterns. It serves as a central social hub for the local Goyang community, particularly during warm evenings. The performance venue is an open-air amphitheater design, allowing for unobstructed views of the water show. It operates using a seasonal schedule that prioritizes warmer months for optimal viewing conditions.
From the center of the amphitheater steps, looking directly toward the fountain with the lake in the background.
Bring a portable cushion or picnic blanket as the stone seating can become cold or uncomfortable after long periods.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the performance begins to secure a central seat in the amphitheater.
Check the official Goyang City website on the day of your visit, as performances are frequently cancelled due to high winds or heavy rain.
Do not attempt to enter the water fountain area during the show, as the high-pressure nozzles pose a safety hazard.
The fountain operates only during the warm season; it is typically closed during the winter months and on designated maintenance days during the week.
