Gayasan Wildflower Botanical Garden

Opened on June 16, 2006, it is Korea's first botanical garden specializing in wildflowers. It is a wildflower cultural space that contributes to the conservation of wildflower resources, natural learning, and academic research by planting a total of about 400 species of trees and wildflowers. The botanical garden features a comprehensive exhibition hall and a glass greenhouse with one above-ground floor and one underground floor. It houses 92 species of coniferous trees including pine, 54 species of shrubs including royal azalea, and 257 species of wildflowers including pasqueflower. In addition, it offers various attractions such as the twelve-month scenery of Seongju and the twelve-month plant story, providing diverse information and rest spaces.