Goun Botanical Garden

Goun Botanical Garden, located in Cheongyang, known as the Alps of South Chungcheong Province, is a natural ecological botanical garden that was officially opened in 2003 using eco-friendly construction methods that preserve the existing natural terrain in the form of hills since its creation in 1990 and minimize environmental damage.
Based on a planting group of about 8,600 different types of flowers and trees on a site of about 113,000 pyeong (37ha), there are 33 wishes including the Four Seasons Garden, Tulip Garden, and Maple Garden, various sculptural works of art, a lawn plaza with an outdoor stage facility of about 1,000 pyeong, a bungalow in the forest where you can enjoy a refreshing morning, and Korea's first eco-friendly non-motorized slide that is positioned as the best fun for children. It is a botanical garden established to provide natural ecological tourism and recreation, natural ecological experiential learning, plant resource conservation, and academic research, including a swimming pool, small animal farm, and Goun Culture Hall where small-scale performances and exhibitions can be held. In addition, there are 11 fantastic trekking courses and walking trails with different atmospheres and stories along the flowers and trees in the forest.

Details

Admission fee

[General]
- Adults 8,000 won
- Student 5,000 won
- 65 years or older/disabled: 5,000 won
[Group (30 or more people)]
- Adults 7,000 won
- Student 4,000 won
- 65 years or older/disabled: 5,000 won

Reservation guide for Korean nationals

Advance reservation required for group visits

Restroom

Yes

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

Disabled parking available (5 spaces)_Barrier-free facilities

Access route

No step at the entrance; wheelchair accessible

Restroom

Accessible restroom available