Yeomiji Botanical Garden Review

Lovely country-themed gardens and greenhouses offering an enjoyable half a day's exploration! Can see that much care has been put into tending the plants. Do go up to the top of the central tower for a nice view!

There are many large and small museums in the Chinese tourist area of Jeju Island. There is also a museum park called Rumeidi Botanical Garden. It is a strange name. I originally went to the Chinese area and planned to go to the Botanical Garden to take a look. Unfortunately, the wind and rain are heavy, and there are tickets. Eleven Jeju did not have special flowers and plants, so I gave up and went to the Green Tea Museum.

The Rumeidi Botanical Garden is also a large area. The entire botanical garden has a lot of natural resources, and there are quite a lot of plants and varieties. This location is also worth visiting.

It is good for walking and viewing both indoor and outdoor at an affordable entrance price.

Rumeidi Botanical Garden, located in Jeju Island, South Korea, is very popular with local people and tourists. The whole botanical garden is very large, divided into indoor and outdoor parts. Indoor flowers are delicate and colorful. The outdoor plants are no less beautiful, with some stone sculptures or something, the feeling is more vivid.

If you love nature, then you definitely want to come here. According to the brochure I brought, it is divided into outdoor parks and indoor parks. The indoor park is divided into 5 different parts: garden, aquatic botanical garden, cactus garden, jungle garden and tropical fruit garden. There is also a watchtower on the 5th floor. The outdoor park includes 10 different gardens, including vanilla garden and French garden. It takes about2.5 hours to see the whole park. Transportation: From Jeju Island: Airport shuttle (about 50 minutes); from Seogwipo City: Public bus (about 20 minutes). We visited here and it was part of our cruise. It’s a very beautiful place to be and amazing to take pictures everywhere. We bought a favorite souvenir from the kiosk selling authentic Jeju Island, and we enjoyed the gardens and walking on the bridge with views of the canyon and waterfalls. Be aware that walking too close to the waterfall is a long way and may not be worth the effort. Overall, a great experience!

A large botanical garden may not have the characteristics of South Korea, but the design layout and protection are good. First of all, the trees are shaded, the eyes are green, and the planning is very good. The subregion is designed to divide into lawns, aquatic plants, protected trees, malls, and various varieties of areas. Every trail is different, and every place is a landscape. There is also a greenhouse inside, and it is not bad to have artificial bonsai. There is a canteen in the yard where you can buy some Korean snacks and drinks. It is often foreseen that Korean students come to group play, and it seems that it is also a place they like to play.