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National Center for Forest Therapy, Jecheon (국립제천치유의숲) · © KTO · KOGL Type 3
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National Center for Forest Therapy, Jecheon (국립제천치유의숲)
The National Center for Forest Therapy, Jecheon is under the Korea Forest Welfare Institute of the Korea Forest Service. It was established with the aim of promoting public health and improving quality of life by providing forest well-being services. The center spans an area of 61.3 hectares (the healing center covering 494.82 square meters). The staff consists of a total of eight employees (one center head, four specializing in forest therapy, and three in operational support). <br />In Ap
Why go
The National Center for Forest Therapy in Jecheon is one of Korea's state-operated healing forests, managed under the Korea Forest Service. Set amid the mountain terrain of North Chungcheong Province, the center offers structured forest therapy programs designed to promote physical and mental wellbeing through guided woodland walks, breathing exercises, and sensory nature activities. Certified forest therapy instructors lead sessions for individuals and groups. The site features dedicated therapy trails, rest pavilions, and water features integrated into the natural landscape. Advance program reservation is typically required for structured sessions, though the forest paths are generally accessible to casual visitors.
Quick highlights
- State-operated forest therapy center run by Korea Forest Service
- Certified instructors lead guided woodland walks and breathing sessions
- Dedicated therapy trails wind through North Chungcheong mountain terrain
- Programs designed for both individuals and group participants
- Rest pavilions and water features integrated into the natural landscape