Korea Forest Welfare Institute Launches 'Forest Trip Along the Railroad' Tourism Product

'Forest Trip Along the Railroad' Promotional Poster. Provided by Korea Forest Welfare Institute

[Asia Economy (Daejeon) Reporter Jeong Il-woong] The Korea Forest Welfare Institute announced on the 27th that it will launch and operate a tourism product called ‘Forest Trip Along the Railway’ until November this year, linking trains, forests, and forest welfare facilities.

The product is launched with the purpose of popularizing forest tourism and revitalizing the local economy by connecting forest welfare facilities such as forest healing centers, forest experience centers, and healing forests along the railway with local forests.

The main itinerary consists of forest trail exploration, participation in forest experience programs, visits to local attractions, and traditional markets, offering sights that connect local forest, cultural, and tourism resources.

The Forest Trip Along the Railway will start at the National Chuncheon Forest Experience Center on the 12th of next month and will be organized as a one-day or one-night, two-day trip.

For reservations and other detailed information about the schedule, please check the websites of the Forest Welfare Institute or Korail Tourism Development.

Lee Woo-jin, Head of the Win-Win Growth Support Division at the Forest Welfare Institute, said, “Through a trip themed around trains and forests, we hope participants will have an opportunity to overcome COVID blues and that the region will gain a foundation for mutual development.”

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