Since opening on May 20, 1999, Gangwon Provincial Flower Garden is a public arboretum that preserves and researches the native plant resources of Gangwon State, and provides a space for nature learning and relaxation in…
Since opening on May 20, 1999, Gangwon Provincial Flower Garden is a public arboretum that preserves and researches the native plant resources of Gangwon State, and provides a space for nature learning and relaxation in the city center. It was recognized for its value by being designated as a Sallimyujeonjawon-gwalligigwan for the first time among public arboretums in the Republic of Korea. It embraces about 1,800 species of plants and over 30 diverse themed gardens on a large site equivalent to 15 times the size of a soccer field.
At the Forest Museum, you can see the forest history and ecology of Gangwon State at a glance, and at the glass greenhouse, Sagyesingmurwon, you can meet various plants including warm-temperate plants and succulents all year round.
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