National Museum of Korea Traditional Dye Plant Garden

The Traditional Dye Plant Garden is a botanical garden located in the rear garden of the National Museum of Korea, a space that revives the value of Korea's traditional dye culture. The National Museum of Korea has established the Traditional Dye Plant Garden to revive traditional dye culture and enrich our parched hearts by planting and cultivating the traditional dye plants that our ancestors used to create colors. This garden features a harmonious planting of various historically verified dye plants and landscape trees, serving as an educational place that informs visitors about the roles of plants used in traditional dyeing. The Traditional Dye Plant Garden offers an opportunity to understand our traditions through communion with nature and to appreciate the beauty of dye plants. It is a special space that aids in a deep understanding of traditional culture and allows for experiencing the history and process of dyeing. Additionally, in spring, plum blossoms are in full bloom, making it a famous hidden photo spot.

Address: 137 Seobinggo-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul (Yongsan-dong 6-ga)