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Anmyeondo Recreational Forest in Taean, Chungcheongnam-do, is gaining attention as a premier healing destination where visitors can experience both dense Anmyeonsong pine forests and the ambiance of the West Sea. The forest, with its over 100-year-old red pine trees, offers phytoncides and is considered an ideal year-round course for families. It is also a popular choice for a 1-night, 2-day trip when combined with Kkotji Beach.
Opened in 1992, Anmyeondo Recreational Forest spans approximately 380 hectares of Anmyeonsong pines, earning it the designation as a National Forest Cultural Heritage in 2019. Accommodation options include 'Forest Houses' (including traditional Korean houses) and forest lodges, which can be booked through the 'Supnadle-e' platform. The adult admission fee is 1,500 KRW, and parking for small to medium-sized vehicles costs 3,000 KRW. Guests staying overnight are exempt from admission and parking fees. The forest also features various facilities such as a forest exhibition hall, forest classroom, lawn plaza, and children's playground, along with free forest commentary programs.
Bloggers commend Anmyeondo Recreational Forest for its affordable admission fees and ample parking, making it an accessible destination. They describe it as a therapeutic course suitable for couples and families, offering fresh air and leisurely walks through lush green paths. A practical tip shared is to bring mosquito repellent due to the forest environment. A complete tour typically takes about 1 to 1.5 hours, providing ample time for a relaxing stroll.
