It is Korea’s first tourist farm with the theme of herbs that was opened in 1993, located in Heungjeong Valley, Bongpyeong-myeon, Pyeongchang-gun.
Heungjeong Valley flowing with clear water is one of the best eco-friendly healing gardens that is located in the natural environment, provided by nature, and cultivated by humans. It is positioned as a representative tourist attraction in Gangwon-do.
The farm has a beautiful garden, a glass greenhouse as well as a restaurant and a café where you can enjoy healthy herbal dishes, a truly relaxing space Herbnara Pension and other various cultural spaces, including the herb museum, Turkish gallery and Manhwa (Korean comics) gallery. On the outdoor stage named Starlight Stage, concerts by Lee Moon-sae, Roh Young-sim, Park Jeong-ja, Yiruma and other famous artists were held.
How about participating in making your happy memories at Herbnara, a practical experience space that can satisfy both individual and group visitors!
[From November 1 to April 30]
Open at 09:00 AM Closed at 05:30 PM
[From May 1 to October 30]
Open at 09:00 AM Closed at 06:00 PM
[November to April] Adults KRW 5,000 / (Group) KRW 4,000
Persons under preferential treatment KRW 3,000 / (Group) KRW 2,000
[May to October] Adults KRW 8,000 / (Group) 6,000 won
Persons under preferential treatment KRW 5,000 / (Group) KRW 4,000
Group: 30 or more people
Preferential treatment: Elementary school students, senior citizens, people of national merit, Pyeongchang residents and disabled people
※ Military-faithful family member KRW 2,000 discount at all times
Free: Children under elementary school age or younger (when accompanied by family), Bongpyeong-myeon residents
Last admissions are one hour before closing.
There are no regular holidays from May to October.
Regular holidays will be separately announced every month from November. (Refer to the website.)
Major facilities – Parking, reservation, Wi-Fi, pets allowed, men’s and women’s toilets, facilities for the disabled, local currency (paper type), local currency (card type), Zero Pay
Heungjeong Valley, Lee Hyo-seok Literature Museum, Hyo-seok Literature Forest, and Mooee Arts Center, etc.