Seoul Botanic Park is both a beautiful botanical garden and a leisurely urban park, which shows Seoul’s aspiration to become a sustainable “green city”. It grows up with the goal of having more than 8,000 plants by growing and exchanging plants with domestic and overseas organizations.

Seoul Botanic Park is divided into four sections (Forest Field, Lake Garden, Wetland, and Botanic Garden), and each section has its own unique features to help visitors immerse themselves in the four different experiences. In particular, the Conservatory - available inside the Botanic Garden - is the world's only concave, plate-shaped greenhouse. It houses native plants from twelve cities in the tropics and the Mediterranean, allowing visitors to explore plants and botanical culture indigenous to each climate zone.

With Seoul looking to become a bona fide 'Garden City, Seoul', highlighting the importance of “vacating, connecting, ecology, and sensitivity,” Seoul Botanical Garden is hoping to become an appealing “green destination”that offers truly memorable experiences and a place to relax.

In particular, driven by its guiding motif of “colorful change,” the Park will do its best to promote plants and plant culture with a variety of attractions available for visitors, including flower gardens, seasonal festivals and programs, and garden design contests.

As a 'botanical garden focused on the benefits of public use', we would like to ask for your support and interest in helping the Seoul Botanic Garden take the next step in its journey toward becoming a more appealing and interesting world-class botanical garden.

Thank you.

Park Mi-seong
Director of Seoul Botanic Park