Sayuwon is a botanical garden located in Bugye-myeon, Gunwi-gun, Daegu, South Korea. Opened in 2012 on approximately 330,000 square meters of land at the foot of Palgongsan Mountain, it harmoniously blends over 30,000 trees of 50 species, including rare pine bonsai cultivated for 30 years, various flowers, gardens, and architectural structures.
Key Features:
Various Themed Gardens:
- Sayuwon features various themed gardens, each offering a unique charm to visitors. Notable gardens include the Bonsai Garden, Stone Garden, Secret Garden, Contemplation Garden, and Meditation Forest.
Unique Architectural Structures:
- Throughout Sayuwon, you’ll find unique architectural structures designed by architect Seung H-sang, such as “Hyeonmyotap” and “Soyohun.” These structures harmonize with the surrounding natural landscape, enhancing Sayuwon’s beauty.
Artworks:
- Sayuwon exhibits various artworks, including “Forest of Myths” and “Garden of Time” by installation artist Choi Jae-eun. These works showcase the harmony between nature and art.
The Path of Emptiness(Munyeom trail):
- Sayuwon has a walking trail called the Munyeom trail, where you can listen to the sounds of nature and immerse yourself in meditation.
Visiting Information:
Operating Hours:
- 09:00 – 17:00 (Closed every Monday)
Admission Fees:
- Adults: 50,000 won, Teenagers: 45,000 won
Address:
- 1176 Chisanhyoryeong-ro, Bugye-myeon, Gunwi-gun, Daegu
Sayuwon is a beautiful space where nature, art, and architecture harmonize. Visitors can escape from their daily lives and spend peaceful time here, feeling the inspiration from nature and art.
