Various Aquatic Plants in Full Bloom at Achasan Ecological Pond in Gwangjin-gu... Recognized as a Hotspot Alongside the 'Achasan Eoullim Forest Plaza' and 'Achasan Donghaeng Forest Trail' Established in 2021

Rare Victoria Water Lilies in Full Bloom at Achasan Ecological Pond, Gwangjin-gu View original image

Rare Victoria Water Lilies in Full Bloom at Achasan Ecological Pond, Gwangjin-gu View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Various aquatic plants such as Victoria water lilies, lotus flowers, temperate water lilies, tropical water lilies, Australian water lilies, and water cannas are in full bloom, each showcasing their unique charm at the Achasan Ecological Pond in Gwangjin-gu (Mayor Kim Seon-gap), providing a diverse visual feast.


In particular, the main attraction that catches the eye the most at the ecological pond is the Victoria water lily, named in honor of Queen Victoria.


The Victoria water lily boasts the largest leaves and flowers among water lilies, with leaves growing up to 2 meters in diameter and having such buoyancy that even a small child can stand on them without sinking.


This flower blooms over just three days: on the first day, it is pure white; on the second day, it changes to a deep pink; and at night, it displays a red crown in a "coronation spectacle" before gradually sinking into the water on the last day to bear fruit.


At Achasan Ecological Pond, visitors can enjoy the approaching autumn while admiring these beautiful and rare aquatic plants that are hard to find elsewhere.


Also, by taking a leisurely walk around the newly renovated "Achasan Eoullim Forest Plaza" and "Achasan Donghaeng Forest Trail," which are considered hot spots of Achasan this year, visitors can fully enjoy the pleasures that Achasan offers.



Kim Seon-gap, Mayor of Gwangjin-gu, said, "Many people have visited following the news of the full bloom at the Achasan Ecological Park pond," and added, "I hope this will be a time for residents to relax with nature at Achasan and soothe their weary hearts from COVID-19."


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