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Bijarim Forest
In Korean: 비자림
Bijarim Forest is a natural monument forest where about 2,800 nutmeg-yew trees, 500–800 years old, grow together, and it is also a native habitat of rare orchids such as Sedirea japonica, the wind orchid and Thrixspermum japonicum.
The forest path has no steps, but it is an unpaved dirt road, and wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge at the management office. Individual admission is 3,000 won for general visitors and 1,500 won for teenagers and children (preschool children free). It is open 09:00–18:00 with no closed days, and last entry is at 17:00.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 1 · 13 photos
Bijarim Forest before you go
Hours
09:00–18:00 (last admission 17:00) — source 1
Closed days
Open year-round — source 1
Fees
[Individual] - General 3,000 won - Youth/child 1,500 won [Group] - General 2,500 won - Youth/child 1,000 won ※ Free for preschool children — source 1
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Bijarim Forest FAQ
How does admission to Bijarim Forest differ between groups and individuals?
Individuals pay 3,000 won for general visitors and 1,500 won for teenagers and children. Groups pay 2,500 won for general visitors and 1,000 won for teenagers and children. Preschool children are free.
Can you get around the Bijarim Forest paths by wheelchair?
The forest path has no steps, but there are unpaved dirt sections. You can borrow 4 wheelchairs free of charge at the management office, and there are a parking space reserved for people with disabilities and a restroom for people with disabilities.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization TourAPI
Bijarim Forest sources
Photos
Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 1, KOGL Type 3 (no changes allowed)
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