Juknokwon (a Bamboo Grove) in Damyang
The wind blowing through the bamboo forest. Rustling sounds of bamboo leaves. Just looking up at the towering bamboos makes us feel invigorated. The forest of bamboos that spreads out 160,000 square meters has a 2.2 km-long trail where visitors can enjoy a peaceful stroll through the woods. Moreover, you can also see green teas that are said to grow on the dews from the bamboo leaves.

Green Tea Field in Boseong
The feast of green undulates like ripping waves, and soon, stretches out endlessly. Boseong, filled with tea plants in all directions, is recorded as Korea’s largest tea-growing area even in such ancient documents as the Donggukyeojiseungram. This wondrous place enables the visitor to smell the delicate scent of freshly roasted green tea leaves, as well as experiencing such diverse events as the Dahyangje and green tea-related cultures.

Upo Wetland in Changnyeong
Wetlands are called "the kidneys of nature" for its function of naturally purifying water. Recently, the benefits that wetlands bring to humans and its ecological values have placed the importance of their preservation under new spotlight. Registered as one of the Ramsar Wetlands, Upo Swamp is the largest natural wetland in Korea, stretching over about 231 hectare. As home to 2,000 floras and faunas including rare living creatures, it serves as the repository of biological diversity and presents a superb natural landscape.