Did you know that a popular Korean drama, Hwayuki (A Korean Odyssey), filmed some scenes at Singu University Botanical Garden? This very garden was featured as Son Oh-Gong’s home, a magical setting where he and Jin Sun-Mi shared key moments. Singu University Botanical Garden isn’t just a location for TV dramas. It’s a thriving ecosystem dedicated to conservation and education. Established in 2003, this private garden spans an impressive 57 hectares. Imagine exploring fifteen unique themed gardens, each bursting with life. Singu University Botanical Garden houses a diverse collection of over 1,200 plant species. From vibrant lilies and hydrangeas to exotic hibiscus and peonies, there’s a feast for the eyes around every corner. They even have special collections of roses, rhododendrons, and maples. Beyond its beautiful displays, Singu University Botanical Garden is a hub for scientific research and education. The garden’s tissue culture facilities conduct micropropagation, contributing to plant conservation efforts. And if you’re interested in learning more, the education center offers various programs. Whether you’re a plant enthusiast, a drama fan, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Singu University Botanical Garden offers a unique experience. You can even purchase plants to bring a piece of the garden’s magic home with you.
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