

About
The 2026 National Health Reboot! Mental Health Walking Event is a citizen participation wellness event organized by the National Health Insurance Service's Daejeon-Sejong-Chungcheong Regional Headquarters. Held on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the Urban Festival Ground in Sejong Central Park, the event is open to everyone—including Sejong residents—with an expected turnout of around 800 participants. Through the simple practice of daily walking, the event aims to raise awareness of the importance of physical and mental health and encourage healthy lifestyles among citizens. Participants will set off from Sejong Central Park and walk an approximately 5 km route that includes the National Sejong Arboretum, taking in nature to refresh both body and mind. Highlights include free admission to the National Sejong Arboretum, souvenir giveaways, health and welfare experience booths, and various participatory events—all designed to help citizens appreciate the value of health management and experience the National Health Insurance Service's prevention-focused care programs.
2026 National Health Reboot Mental Health Walking Event (2026 국민건강 리부트 마음건강 걷기대회)
Sat, Nov 14
Sejong Central Park Urban Festival Ground
세종특별자치시 중앙공원로 60 (세종동)
09:00–13:00
Free
Contact +82 44-251-7113
About
The 2026 National Health Reboot! Mental Health Walking Event is a citizen participation wellness event organized by the National Health Insurance Service's Daejeon-Sejong-Chungcheong Regional Headquarters. Held on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the Urban Festival Ground in Sejong Central Park, the event is open to everyone—including Sejong residents—with an expected turnout of around 800 participants. Through the simple practice of daily walking, the event aims to raise awareness of the importance of physical and mental health and encourage healthy lifestyles among citizens. Participants will set off from Sejong Central Park and walk an approximately 5 km route that includes the National Sejong Arboretum, taking in nature to refresh both body and mind. Highlights include free admission to the National Sejong Arboretum, souvenir giveaways, health and welfare experience booths, and various participatory events—all designed to help citizens appreciate the value of health management and experience the National Health Insurance Service's prevention-focused care programs.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization (Korean listing, translated by us)
Data as of 11.12. Dates and prices can change, so check the official site before you go.