Imsil-gun, 'Kkotyanggwibi' Blooming Along Imsilcheon Attracts Tourists View original image


[Imsil=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Park Nosik] Flowering poppies are blooming along the Cheonbyeon (riverbank) in Imsil, Jeonbuk, attracting residents and tourists.


According to the county on the 16th, the 1.1 km section from Imsil Bridge to Sujeong Bridge along the Imsilcheon has recently been featured in the media and on SNS, drawing tourists from across the country to see the red waves of poppy flowers covering the Imsil riverbank.


Additionally, hydrangeas and other shrubs, as well as annual and perennial herbaceous plants, have been planted around Imsilcheon, offering a diverse charm different from the red poppies.


Imsilcheon, planted with red poppies and various colorful herbaceous plants, is loved not only as a simple walking trail but also as a healing space for residents and is gaining popularity among tourists.


Unlike last year, when the blooming period was somewhat late, this year the poppies can be seen earlier.


They began to bloom from the end of last month and are expected to be in full bloom by mid-month. Amid strong local enthusiasm, the spectacular red waves of poppies along the riverbank are expected to last until next month.


In the midst of busy daily life, the red poppies and the herbaceous plants blooming throughout Imsilcheon, harmonizing with the full spring days, will provide warm memories to many people.


Especially, it is recommended to visually enjoy the rich colors of the poppies blended with the sunset light shining along the riverbank at dusk.


Yang Jinsu, head of the Forestry Park, said, “I hope the poppy, which symbolizes comfort and consolation, will give strength to everyone tired from COVID-19,” and added, “We will present the beautiful scenery of Imsil Cheonbyeon not only to residents but also to visitors to Imsil.”


Meanwhile, the horticultural poppy, which can be cultivated legally, differs from the narcotic poppy as it contains no narcotic substances. It is also called gaeyanggwibi or umiincho.



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