Eco & Nature Tour
As an area of unpolluted natural splendor, Pyeongchang is home to a
variety of ecological treasures. Nature lovers visiting the area should
be sure to visit the Korea Botanic Garden, Baegnyong Cave (over 500
million years old), and one of the refreshing valleys and/or forests in
the region.
Korea Botanic Garden Located at the entrance to Odaesan National Park, the Korea Botanic Garden is the first arboretum in Korea to be dedicated to Korean wild flowers and plants. The garden is divided into an indoor exhibition hall, an ecology arboretum, and colonies of wild flowers and has more than 1,000 species of native flowers, herbs, and bonsai. There is also an exhibit of photos showing the plants’ natural habitat. ☞ Go to Korea Botanic Garden |
Dutasan Recreational Forest Located on the edge of Mount Dutasan, which rises 1,394 meters above sea level to the west of the Taebaeksan mountain range, Dutasan Recreational Forest is a natural forest with a plethora of hiking trails and forest campsites. The forest is conveniently located near a valley stream, originating in Mount Odaesan, where visitors can go rafting and enjoy other leisure sport activities. ☞ Go to Dutasan Recreational Forest |
Baengnyong Cave Baengnyong Donggul is a limestone cave 12 kilometers in length that is located below a cliff on the edge of Mount Baegunsan by the Donggang River. Officially designated Natural Monument No. 260, the Baengnyong Cave was formed about 500 million years ago and has remained virtually untouched in its original form. Apart from its awe-inspiring splendor, the cave is also valued as a natural study tool, thanks to its unique geological structures. |
Donggang Freshwater Fish Ecology Center The Donggang Freshwater Fish Ecology Center combines learning with play. Here, visitors learn about the ecology of the Donggang River and characteristics of freshwater fish by exploring dissected fish models and watching animated videos. ☞ Go to Donggang Freshwater Fish Ecology Center |
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