It is the first garden among 7 management areas in Chollipo Arboretum and opened on March 1, 2009.
Inheriting Min Pyong-gal’s love for nature, we maintain and manage the arboretum so that all with life here can live together in harmony.
Therefore, we minimize the pruning that deforms the appearance of plants, and reduce the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides so that trees can grow as
naturally as possible. Trees don’t get cut off for the lack of beauty, and get cut little as possible when it is necessary to make a path. Here, the trees are happy
as people don’t act like masters of the nature, and in turn, trees create a happy environment for people.
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| term | Open | Entry deadline | |
| Winter season | December to February | 09:00 ~ 17:00 | 16:00 |
| Summer season | March to November | 09:00 ~ 18:00 | 17:00 |
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| Adult (age 19 and over) | Teenager | Child (over 36 months) | Special discount | |
| December to February | ₩6,000 | ₩5,000 | ₩4,000 | ₩5,000 |
| March to November | ₩9,000 | ₩6,000 | ₩5,000 | ₩6,000 |
The Founder Dr Min Pyong-gal, who was deeply touched by the beauty of Korean traditional architecture, has placed several tile-roofed houses throughout the
arboretum since the beginning. As the Miller Garden opened to the public in 2009, they are no longer just accommodations, but becoming places for education
where one can learn to appreciate the nature through educational programs, commentary programs, walk and observe, and meditation.
Garden stays at the Chollipo Arboretum are divided into an unshared 'Garden House' with tile roofed houses, thatched cottages, and western style houses that
respect privacy, and a reasonable and pleasant ‘Eco-Healing Center’ with a high quality youth hostel style.
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Forest plant Resources Management Agency |
We are collecting and researching magnolia and plants from 2014, and collecting and researching the camellia plants from 2016. |
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Ex-situ conservation institutions |
We are systematically managing and conserving wild plant and plant that are difficult to maintain, outside of their habitats. |
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The Consortium of Korea Biodiversity and Sustainable Use |
We build and study a plant management database for efficient management of plant resources. |
| Professional Arborist Training Course |
Fostering experts who are able to educate people the importance of forests. |
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| Forest Interpreter’s Training Course |
Training program that allows teachers to educate students about natural ecology and its surroundings. |
| Botanical Art Course | Fostering experts who are able to observe and express the characteristics of plants. |
| Forest Interpreter's Training Course for Children |
Forest education for disadvantaged people and teenagers to alleviate social issues and raise nature lovers. Fostering experts who are able to help children to develop their emotions in the forest. |
Sponsor Benefits
Offers newsletters and calendars, free admission to the arboretum, reservation priority for garden stays, issuance of garden stay discount coupons, free seeds, tax benefits, participation in sponsoring member days, lecture ticket priority and tuition discounts
