[Full] Korea Travel - This is Sinseon-dong Part 4 How to get to know nature

In Pyeongchang, Gangwon-do, there is a couple who lives in love with flowers. The couple, Jo Myeong-ja and Jeong Gwan-rok, lived here for over 10 years without electricity because they loved the flowers so much. The couple's garden is home to over 350 species of wild flowers, ranging from those commonly found in the mountains to rare foreign species that are not found in Korea. Among them, Myeongja's favorite flower is the whirligig, which blooms white flowers. “Listen. “I understand and know how to touch everything,” says Myungja, who says that just as communication is important with people, it is important to talk to flowers every day. Let's follow the couple's daily life by following the sounds of them talking to the flowers. There is a couple in Sokcho, Gangwon-do who have Mount Seorak as their front yard. Kyeong-ah Oh and Jong-gi Lim moved here six years ago after falling in love with the house at first sight. Among all the places in the house, the garden of Ms. Gyeong-ah, who works as a garden designer, is a place where she is especially full of affection. “My house is actually my experiment place. There are quite a few plants brought in and planted that are hard to find in Korea. “ In her garden, there are many flowers that are easily seen, such as hydrangeas, to species that are rarely seen in Korea, such as nipperbia. From now on, let’s follow the couple into their own Sinseon-dong, which they carefully decorated. #Korea Travel #This is Sinseon-dong #How to get in touch with nature #Pyeongchang, Gangwon-do #Couple’s Garden #Water Plum #Sokcho, Gangwon-do #Seorak Mountain #Hydrangea