Health tourism healing center and herbal experience room at Herb Island Herb Healing Center 허브 아일랜드 허브 힐링 센터 south korea



In ancient Greece, grass was called "herbaceous." In the 4th century BC, fragrant medical plants were called "herbs." That's how the herbs get their name. This plant is used as cooking material, in cosmetics, as medicine and for cloth. To get to know herbs more closely and the various ways they are used, you can visit "Herba Island" covering an area of ​​430,000m. Starting from the entrance, this place resembles an amusement park with statues, buildings and herb gardens like in a fairy tale.


At the Herbal Healing Center on Herba Island, visitors can try a variety of herbal effects directly. The main facilities include a healing center and herbal experience room, seminar room, accommodation and restaurant. Visitors can participate in making herbal candles and soaps and buying cosmetic products, aroma oils, scented candles, and herbal health products. For visitors who want to try a simple potion therapy, we recommend "Aroma Foot Bath".


When you put your feet in hot water, the aroma of oil and salt is added to the water. Foot baths will improve mood and relax your body. Herbal tea served with foot baths will stabilize the remaining tension. A mixture of 14 herbs is put into tea that will relax you and improve blood circulation by releasing toxins. Foot baths are the best opportunity to treat tense muscles in other parts of the body using herbal heat.


Healing with detoxification herbs, Eating healthy foods and releasing toxins with the "detox" health care method is getting more popular lately. Detox has attracted the attention of people who have irregular eating habits, stress and overwork. The Herb Healing Center uses herbs in its four detox programs: "Gonggi (air)," "Baram (wind)," "Namu (tree)" and "Mul (water)." First, consultation with a therapist while drinking a cup of herbal tea will determine the herbal plants that are suitable for your physical constitution. Programs available include color therapy. The colorful rooms are adapted to different symptoms.



Photos used in this article belong to KOREAN TOURISM ORGANIZATION residing in Indonesia (KTO) and have obtained permission to use these photos  

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