An Essential Nature Healing Trip, Namhae

A travel itinerary designed for those seeking a relaxing journey rather than a packed schedule. From Mulgeon-ri Windbreak Forest, where the sea and forest meet, to House N Garden, a botanical garden located near the German Village, and the Hinoki Cypress Natural Recreation Forest to heal a tired body and mind amidst cypress trees— Embark on a rewarding journey in the treasure island of Namhae!

Along the way

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   Mulgeon-ri Windbreak Forest, Namhae

   남해 물건리 방조어부림

   In Namhae, Gyeongnam, there is the Mulgeon Windbreak Forest (勿巾防潮魚付林) located in Mulgeon-ri, Samdong-myeon, which has protected the village against rough waves and winds while attracting fish for 300 years. As the 10th of the 12 Scenic Views of Namhae, the Mulgeon Windbreak Forest stretches in a crescent shape along the coast with a length of 1,500m and a width of about 30m, covering an area of 23,438m, and is home to around 100 species of trees. MoreLess

   

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   House N Garden (Horticultural Village)

   원예예술촌

   House N Garden Horticultural Village is a place formed with beautiful gardens and a charming village. Through years of effort, private gardens themed around fragrances, palm trees, stone-planted rock arrangements, topiaries, vegetables, windmills, spas, and flower roofs, along with trails, ponds, observation decks, octagonal pavilions, fountains, flower paths, floral fences, and greenhouses, have been beautifully created. MoreLess

   

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   Namhae Hinoki Cypress Natural Recreation Forest

   국립 남해편백자연휴양림

   As its name implies, Namhae Hinoki Cypress Natural Recreation Forest is located at the northern edge of Hallyeohaesang National Park near the Namhae sea, featuring a dense forest of hinoki cypress trees. Situated on the eastern foot of Geumsan Mountain at an elevation of 681 meters north of Hallyeohaesang National Park, it offers the great advantage of enjoying forest bathing alongside spectacular views of the Namhae sea.MoreLess

   

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