A wellness tour in South Korea that you must visit as a stress reliever after the Covid-19 pandemic

 

The outbreak of the corona virus in almost parts of the world has an impact on various sectors. One of them is tourism. Almost all countries have closed access for tourists to visit their country. In addition, tourists also feel afraid to travel, especially abroad.

however, several countries have prepared strategies to welcome tourists who are going on vacation. The trend of vacationing has begun to shift, people are now interested in enjoying holidays that can improve wellness or fitness, South Korea is one of the countries that is currently developing wellnes or fitness tourism. Wellness tourism itself, was built as an active effort to carry out healthy and positive habits to achieve a better physical and mental state.

Korean wellness is divided into 4 categories, namely, spa and beauty, healing and meditation, nature tourism, and traditional medicine. Of the 40 existing tourist destinations, 10 are recommended, such as Island Herb Healing Center, Donguibogam Village, Farm Kamille, WE Hotel, Therapy & Spa Sobe, Sulwhasoo Flagship Store, Tea Therapy, Spaland Centum City, Skylake, and Seogwipo Healing Forest.

Here are three wellness tours that you must visit in South Korea: The outbreak of the corona virus in almost parts of the world has an impact on various sectors. One of them is tourism. Almost all countries have closed access for tourists to visit their country. In addition, tourists also feel afraid to travel, especially abroad.

however, several countries have prepared strategies to welcome tourists who are going on vacation. The trend of vacationing has begun to shift, people are now interested in enjoying holidays that can improve wellness or fitness, South Korea is one of the countries that is currently developing wellnes or fitness tourism. Wellness tourism itself, was built as an active effort to carry out healthy and positive habits to achieve a better physical and mental state.

Korean wellness is divided into 4 categories, namely, spa and beauty, healing and meditation, nature tourism, and traditional medicine. Of the 40 existing tourist destinations, 10 are recommended, such as Island Herb Healing Center, Donguibogam Village, Farm Kamille, WE Hotel, Therapy & Spa Sobe, Sulwhasoo Flagship Store, Tea Therapy, Spaland Centum City, Skylake, and Seogwipo Healing Forest.

Here are three wellness tours that you must visit in South Korea:

Herb Island Herb Healing Center

At the Herbal Healing Center on Herba Island, visitors can experience various herbal effects firsthand. The herb itself is a typical Korean spice that is used as a cooking ingredient, medicine, and cosmetic ingredient.

By visiting this place, tourists will be invited to do various activities to make candles and soap. Visitors can also try herbal therapy by soaking their feet in spiced water which can improve mood and relax the body.

While soaking the feet, tourists will be served herbal tea which is a mixture of 14 herbs that relaxes the body and improves blood circulation by releasing toxins.

Donguibogam Village

This resort, which is located in the Gunun Wansan area, has a variety of interesting activities. One of the most popular among tourists is doing Korean traditional medicine which is believed to slow down the aging process.

In addition, tourists usually come to practice or meditate near the rocks, do gymnastics, and participate in the experience of the anti-aging program. If you have the opportunity to try this activity, you can feel the energy from these stones. Donguijeon was built after Gyeongbukgung Palace. There, visitors can admire Mount Jirisan while reclining and recovering on a hot bed made of hundreds of yellow clay. Visitors can also taste traditional Korean herbal teas and make fragrances with a mixture of angelica root, ginger, dried cloves, mint, and other ingredients.

Kamille Farm

Opened in May 2004 as an herb garden in the hilly district of Taean, Chungcheongnam-do, Farm Kamille is known as a wellness themed park with around 100,000 visitors annually. If you follow a path in this herb garden on 39,000 m2 of land, you will pass a herb shop, cafe, restaurant, zoo, and pet playground. You won't feel bored at Farm Kamille because you will enjoy a variety of activities in every corner.

Inside the Kamille Farm there are 10 gardens in a large oval building, starting from the Rose Garden which has 60 types of roses, the Cake Garden which has colorful flowers that form like slices of cake, the Lavender Garden which is the most beautiful hill with a stretch of lavender plants, and many more. Tourists will be invited to explore this area for an hour, but calm down, you won't feel bored because you are presented with a beautiful view of plants that you can make for photo spots.

 

Source : https://www.brilio.net/jalan-jalan/10-destinasi-wisata-wellness-di-korea-ada-terapi-minum-teh-201110e.html

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