Gyeongju City's 'Mulcheon-ri Flower Road' with Golden Rain Tree Buds... Idle Lands Turned into 'Flower Hills' Everywhere

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Park Dong-wook] On the 27th, Gyeongju City announced that spring flowers such as chrysanthemums are in full bloom around Cheonbuk-myeon, famous for the golden poppy known as 'California Poppy,' receiving great responses from tourists.

In Cheonbuk-myeon, where apple cultivation is active, small flowers planted by local residents and Cheonbuk-myeon Administrative Welfare Center staff from early spring as part of the 'Making Beautiful Gyeongju' initiative are bearing fruit in the warm May.

In particular, flower poppies, chrysanthemums, and four-season roses planted on a 1,300㎡ idle land area along the 'Mulcheon-ri Flower Road,' currently famous for golden poppies, are making the Mulcheon-ri Flower Road even more beautiful. In addition to this area, portulaca and marigolds were planted in the garbage dumping area around Dongsan-ri to improve the street environment. The four-season roses at the entrance of Moa Hills Road evoke a small rose garden, providing joy.

Jeong Ju-yong, head of Cheonbuk-myeon, said, "I hope citizens exhausted by the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) find some comfort by seeing the flowers," and pledged, "We will continue to make efforts to make Cheonbuk-myeon beautiful and pleasant."

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