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Taehwagang National Garden
Attraction
4.6 (5431 reviews)
Landscaped woodlands, meadows & barley fields with riverside paths & corridors of tall bamboo.
South Korea, Ulsan, Jung-gu, 태화강 국가정원길 154
+82 52-229-3147
Did You Know?
First National Garden
Taehwagang National Garden holds the distinction of being South Korea's first-ever national garden, officially designated in 2019.
Ten-Thousand Bamboo Grove
A significant portion of the garden is dedicated to the 'Simnidaebat' or 'Ten-Thousand Bamboo Grove,' a vast and serene bamboo forest that stretches for kilometers along the river.
Ecological Restoration Success
Once a polluted river, the Taehwa River and its surrounding area have undergone extensive ecological restoration, transforming it into a vibrant habitat and a testament to environmental recovery.
Winter Home for Birds
During winter months, the garden, particularly the Taehwa River, becomes a crucial migratory bird sanctuary, attracting various species including thousands of egrets.
Highlights from Reviews
• expansive green space
The garden offers a vast, beautifully maintained area with diverse landscapes, including flowerbeds, open fields, and a significant bamboo forest.
• tranquil bamboo forest
The bamboo forest is consistently praised for its peaceful, refreshing atmosphere, making it ideal for quiet walks and relaxation.
• free admission
Entry to the Taehwagang National Garden is free, making it an accessible and budget-friendly attraction for everyone.
• diverse activities
Visitors can enjoy various activities such as walking, cycling, picnicking, people-watching, and exploring different themed gardens.
• photogenic scenery
The garden provides numerous picturesque spots, from vibrant flowerbeds to the serene bamboo grove and city skyline views, perfect for photography.
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