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Sanghwawon (literally “Sanghwawon”) is a traditional Korean garden located in Nampo-myeon, Boryeong-si, South Chungcheong Province.
It is a famous landmark created to protect the natural environment of the small island of Jukdo.
Key Features of Sanghwawon Garden:
*Location: 408-52 Nampobangjo-ro, Nampo-myeon, Boryeong-si, Chungcheongnam-do
*Size and Facilities: Various buildings and rest areas, including the Uigokdang Shrine, built in the early Joseon Dynasty, a Hanok Village, a stone plaza, and a Sky Garden.
*Natural Landscape: A harmonious blend of the bamboo forest and Jukdo Island’s natural environment.
*Attractions: Enjoy the West Sea sunset from the Sky Garden, experience the Hanok Village, and explore the traditional shrine and plaza.
*Accommodations: Approximately 20 modern guest rooms. Known as a filming location for popular entertainment programs.
*Operating Hours: Open Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from March to November. Admission: Approximately KRW 7,000 (2025).
Hours: Open primarily Fridays through Sundays and public holidays. Closed on weekdays and in winter.
The name Sanghwawon means “homage to harmony.” The 1km-long corridor surrounding the island is the longest in the world. It is known as one of the best gardens in Korea.
Sanghwawon is a beautiful space where tradition and nature blend together, and is recommended for travelers who want to experience a traditional Korean garden and relax in comfort.
