Yeomiji Botanical Garden여미지식물원

At a glance

Yeomiji, whose name means 'beautiful land', opened in the Jungmun Resort in 1989. A large greenhouse sits at its center and holds about 1,300 of the garden's roughly 2,300 species in themed rooms: a volcanic-rock 'mystery garden', flowers, water plants, cacti (with a baobab tree), tropical plants and a tropical orchard. Outside, palms and other trees surround Korean, Japanese, Italian and French-style gardens. From the 38 m observation tower you can see the Jungmun area, Cheonjeyeon Falls, Hallasan and the coastline, and on clear days as far as Marado.

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Yeomiji Botanical Garden · 2 tours & tickets

1. KlookYeomiji Botanical Garden ticketAn admission ticket to the indoor and outdoor gardens in the Jungmun Resort.Book
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Tips

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  Save the observation tower for a clear day: that's when you may spot Marado, Korea's southernmost island.
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  Phone: 064-735-1100.

Nearby

Chocolate LandA chocolate-themed museum in Jeju's Jungmun Tourist Complex, with chocolate artworks from around the world and hands-on workshops.Teddy Bear Museum JejuTeddy bears tell their own story since 1902, and the 20th century's, at this museum in the Jungmun Resort above Saekdal Beach.Tangerine KartA go-kart track in Jeju's Jungmun resort area where every driver wears a tangerine-shaped helmet.Jusangjeolli CliffTall basalt columns, 30–40 m high, line about a kilometer of shore on the Jungmun coast, with waves crashing against them.