National Center for Forest Therapy, Jecheon

National Center for Forest Therapy in Jecheon, Chungcheongbuk-do, is one of the flagship national forest-therapy centers operated by the Korea Forest Service (KFS), part of the broader national forest-therapy network that also includes centers in Gimcheon (batch 6 verified) and Daeunsan among others. The Jecheon site sits on the slopes of Woraksan National Park's foothills, with a network of therapy-walking paths, structured forest-therapy programs led by certified forest-medicine professionals, on-site accommodation for overnight stays, and a wellness center with sauna and hot-spring facilities. The Jecheon location combines forest-therapy programming with the surrounding Woraksan National Park landscape — one of Korea's more scenic mid-elevation national parks known for its distinctive granite peaks and forested valleys. The specific programs include phytoncide-forest walking, meditation-and-mindfulness sessions, tea ceremonies in the forest cabin, and sleep-therapy overnight programs. Program reservations through the Korea Forest Service portal (foresttrip.go.kr); overnight cabins book 3 months in advance. Best in summer for cool air and phytoncide density, autumn for foliage. Access: about 30 minutes from Jecheon Station by taxi. Pair with Woraksan National Park hiking trails, Cheongpungmyeongwol village (traditional literati-culture village), and the Jecheon Herbal Medicine Market for a Jecheon cultural-and-nature day.