Romantic spring time on Nami Island (남이섬)

 

Nami Island, which is located near the Bukhangang River in Bangha-ri, Namsan-myeon, Chuncheon, is famous as a representative themed tourist attraction of Korea. Nami Island uses the "Namimara Republic" with the concept of "the only republic of the imagination that shares its fairy tales and beautiful songs with guests from all over the world."

Nami Island is a charming tourist destination that is in harmony with the natural ecosystem as well as culture & art. The island provides scenic walking trails, such as the Metasequoia Trail, the Gingko Tree Trail, the Korean Pine Tree Trail, and the Reed Woods Forest Trail, and cultural and artistic spaces, such as the Picture Book Library, Handicraft Studio, UNICEF Building and Song Museum. As this is Korea's first UNICEF Children's Friendly Park, there is plenty of space for children, including a playground and a library.

This place also offers a variety of amusement rides, such as electric cars and family bikes, various experiential activities combined with environmental, recycling and art concepts, as well as restaurants and coffee shops. Visitors can enjoy fantastic landscape views for each season: the beautiful Cherry Tree Trail in spring, the refreshing Metasequoia Trail and outdoor water park in summer, colorful foliage in autumn, and views of sparkling snow in winter. . Hotel Jeonggwanru is also located within the island. The hotel consists of a main building with rooms designed by artists, and a pavilion near the river bank.

Address: 1, Namiseom-gil, Namsan-myeon, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-Do (강원도 춘천시 남산면 남이섬 길 1). Ferry operating hours: 07: 30–09: 00 (Interval: 30 minutes), 09: 00–18: 00 (Intervals: 10 to 20 minutes), 18: 00–21: 40 (Intervals: 30 minutes). Zip wire: April – October at 09: 00–19: 00, November – March at 09: 00–18: 00. Admission: Special fare for primary school students or children: KRW 7,000, Discount rate for teenagers: KRW 10,000, General fare: KRW 13,000 / Varies by facilities.

 

Source : https://www.visitkorea.or.id/article/pulau-nami- 

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