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Nami Recreational Forest
- +82-41-753-5706
- geumsan.go.kr
Overview
Nami Recreational Forest is the perfect place for leisure activities and family outings. The forest boasts a picture-perfect view of thick, green forests of broadleaf trees, crystal clear water, curiously shaped rocks, and waterfalls. From the top of the hills, you’ll be able to catch a wide-open view of the cliffs and rocks of Daedunsan Mountain.
Nearby the forest are diverse cultural heritage sites such as ‘Baengnyeong Holy Ground’ (former site of a palace during the Baekje Kingdom) and ‘Yukbaek Goji Jeonseung Pagoda’ (a Korean War memorial). The Nami Recreational Forest provides visitors with a unique combination of cultural sites and natural beauty, making it a popular destination among visitors of all nationalities.
Utilization information
Opening hours, closed days and other practical details.
- Capacity
- Up to 3,000 people
- Activities
- [On-going Program]
- Forest Experience program: Forest explanation, exhibition
- Craft programs (fee): Wooden necklace, door stopper, wooden clock, etc.
* Subject to change depending on weather and outside conditions. - Contact
- • 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330
(Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
• For more info: +82-41-753-5706 - Opened
- August 1, 1996
- Parking
- 300 parking spaces
- Hours
- Accommodations: 14:00-11:00 (the next day)
Updated 2016.04.14
Hiking Course
Admission Fees
Youths: 1,200 won / Group: 800 won
Children: 800 won / Group: 400 won
Parking Fees
Available Facilities
Convenience facilities: Benches, shelters, walking path
Educational facilities: Outdoor classes, nature trail
Sporting facilities: Fitness facilities, children's swimming pool, foot volleyball court
Facility Utilization Fees
Off season: 50,000 won-130,000 won / Peak season: 70,000 won-190,000 won
[Educational Hall]
Off season: 30,000 won-150,000 won / Peak season: 35,000 won–200,000 won
[Camping site (deck)]
Flat site: 10,000 won / Camping site: 12,000 won-20,000 won
[Recreational Hall]
Off season: 90,000 won / Peak season: 130,000 won
* More information is available on the homepage or via phone inquiry.
Reservation Info. for Foreigners
Access
How to get here by subway or bus, with a map.
Routes and travel time from your current location open in Google Maps. Naver Map is shown in Korean.
From Seoul Express Bus Terminal, take an express bus to Geumsan (금산).
* Bus Schedule: 06:30-18:30, runs 8 times a day
Or, from Daejeon Terminal Complex, take an intercity bus to Geumsan (금산).
* Bus Schedule: 06:17-22:00, 10-15min intervals
* It takes about 40-50min by car from Geumsan Bus Terminal to Nami Recreational Forest (남이자연휴양림).
200, Neutigol-gil, Geumsan-gun, Chungcheongnam-do
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