The Korea Forest Service to Hold 'Mugunghwa Festival' Next Month at Suncheonman National Garden

The Korea Forest Service announced on the 12th that the "33rd National Mugunghwa Festival" will be held from the 10th to the 15th of next month at the Suncheonman Bay National Garden International Wetland Center area.

The festival has been held annually since 1991 to promote the beauty and excellence of the Mugunghwa and to elevate its status as the national flower.

Provided by Korea Forest Service

This year, under the theme "Mugunghwa, Beautifully Blooming in the Garden," about 1,000 Mugunghwa plants will be displayed in pots.

The potted Mugunghwa will be exhibited in rows around the wetland and in the Avatar and Garden Station plazas.

Additionally, a Mugunghwa appraisal event involving citizens and experts will be held to select the best Mugunghwa of the year.

Kim Yong-gwan, Director of Forest Protection at the Korea Forest Service, said, "This year's festival will be held in conjunction with an international event at Suncheonman Bay National Garden," adding, "Through this, we will create an opportunity to spread the beauty and excellence of the Mugunghwa to countries around the world."

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