It opened in June 2004 at a total cost of 3.1 billion won on a site with a total area of ​​189,141 m2 to develop it into an ecosystem restoration center for North and South Korea. Located in the northernmost part of South Korea, there are over 400 species of species, including campanula, Corolla, and Forsythia, which are endemic to Korea and protected by the Ministry of Environment, as well as Santail, Swallowtail, Somthari, Geummatari, Yellow-spotted Iris, Sky-columbine, Solche Flower, and Bottlewort. Rare plants are planted. It is largely divided into six areas with different characteristics, including the botanical garden area, natural forest area, and facility concentration area. In particular, the botanical garden area allows you to see rare plants such as alpine plants and northern plants that grow in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and the Yanggu area all in one place. . In addition, there are walking trails, a medicinal plant exhibition hall, a nursery, and an exhibition greenhouse, and in order to compensate for the unique shortcomings of a static botanical garden, a mountain stream area and wetland area where you can hear the sound of water, etc. have been created by utilizing the stream.
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