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The ghost theme park of South Korea

A theme park that has been abandoned for nearly a decade is being kept alive by a sole enthusiast. For several years, Hyun Jun-Su has kept the park open in its current state, where the rides have to be operated manually. The park is open to all, with a $4 entry fee, and now it is becoming known as a quirky destination for music videos and photo shoots.

Video by Komeil Soheili, Saeed Atefi and Kim Jooyoung.