
Walking the Red Clay Trail, a Famous Healing Spot
3 stops · 6 hours
Take some time to nurture your mind and body — walk among trees stretching refreshingly toward the sky and feel the red clay path beneath your feet. Hanbat Arboretum, the largest of its kind in the central region, is a place to enjoy lush nature in the heart of the city. Jangdong Forest Bathing Area, located below Gyejoksanseong Fortress, holds a 14.5km red clay trail that makes for a truly special forest bath.
- Duration
- 6 hours
- Distance
- 16.3km
Along the way
- 1Hanbat Arboretum
한밭수목원
Hanbat Arboretum, in the heart of the city, is the largest artificial arboretum in an urban area in the country, linking the green corridor between the Daejeon Government Complex and the Science Park. It was built to preserve the genetic diversity of various plant species, to provide a hands-on nature-learning space for young people, and to offer citizens a place to enjoy greenery and relax in the middle of the city. MoreLess

- 2Daejeon Expo Science Park
대전엑스포과학공원
This science park was created to make use of the facilities and grounds of the 1993 Daejeon Expo (Daejeon World's Fair) for public science education after the event ended. It now keeps open only its most popular pavilions — the Space Exploration Hall, Technopia Hall, Hanbit Tower, Earth Hall, Expo Memorial Hall, Information and Communication Hall, Electric Energy Hall, Nature and Life Hall, and Energy Hall — moving away from a video-heavy format to focus more on visitor experience, and it is a popular nighttime spot where dazzling fireworks add an exotic atmosphere. MoreLess

- 3Jangdong Forest Bathing Area
장동산림욕장
Jangdong Forest Bathing Area lies in a beautiful wooded valley below Gyejoksanseong Fortress and is used by citizens as a resting space, featuring sports facilities, a circular hiking trail, and adventure play equipment. With more than 20 types of sports, adventure, and play facilities, along with a circular hiking road, a water play area, a lawn plaza, and a small forest library, it is widely known as a place to relax amid a variety of cultural and sports amenities. MoreLess

Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI) · Machine-translated