Botanical Garden

Exhibition Guide

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Botanical Garden

The Botanical Garden provides an opportunity to observe over 200 species of plants living in the Souther Coast of Korea. Enjoy a fun and restful learning experience with your family through an outdoor ecology learning center, a bamboo garden, a mud path and a dinosaur playground.

Featured Exhibit

  • Dwarf Plants

    At the entrance, there are vines like stauntonia, hybrid broad-leaf olive, pepper and native plants like Jeju cymbidium orchids, Goering’s cymbidium. You can also find trees like waxberry, camellia, irregular-steak newlitse, camphor, Japanese evergreens, and other ferns like evergreens, spleenwort, and bracken.

  • Warm-Temperate Plants

    The entrance displays climbing plants (Stautonia, Autumn Olive, Pepper) and native orchids (Jeju Cold-growing Orchid, Spring-blooming Orchid). Visitors can also enjoy evergreen trees such as Red Bayberry, Camellia, Neolitsea, Camphor and Anise, along with various herbaceous plants and fern species like the Spleenwort and Hare’s-foot Fern.

  • Herbs

    Holly osmanthus, Osmanthus fragrans var. aurantiacus, Sweet osmanthus, Daphne Kiusiana, Cinnamomum japonicum Siebold and other souther region herbs can be observed.

  • Cacti

    Located on the second floor is the cactic exhibit. To help youth and visitors understand the types of cactic and to develop an interest in natural wildlife, a 80 year old Golden Barrel Cactus along with other 70 types of colorful cacti are on display.

  • Ecology Learning Center

    Wild plant that grows in Korea like various wild flowers, tyrannosaurus and stegasaurus-like silicified wood, and 20 types of rock specimen are on displayed. There is also an insect themed photo zone and a playground with dinosaurs.

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