Pyeongchang County's Healing Forest Pilot Operation Achieves 97% Visitor Satisfaction

The "Healing Forest of Pyeongchang," established by Pyeongchang County in Gangwon Province, has been attracting significant attention, receiving high satisfaction ratings from visitors during its trial operation period.

Healing Forest of Pyeongchang. Provided by Pyeongchang County

Located at 48-1, Sang-ri, Pyeongchang-eup, the Healing Forest of Pyeongchang is a forest healing space where visitors can refresh their bodies and minds while enjoying clean air and beautiful forest trails in a natural environment adjacent to the Pyeongchang River. The surrounding area features accessible sharing trails, a healing garden, and a wooden culture experience center, allowing families and group visitors to enjoy both relaxation and hands-on activities.

The county announced that since the start of the trial operation at the end of October, more than 300 people-including elementary, middle, and high school students, vulnerable groups, local residents, and social organizations-have visited the facility. In addition, a satisfaction survey conducted during the trial operation showed that 97% of respondents were satisfied with the facility's operation.

The Healing Forest of Pyeongchang will complete its trial operation by the third week of December this year. After addressing improvements identified during the trial period, the county plans to officially open the facility in March 2026.

Shim Jaeguk, Mayor of Pyeongchang County, stated, "I hope that many residents and tourists will visit the Healing Forest of Pyeongchang to heal their tired bodies and minds," adding, "We will continue to develop it into the optimal forest healing and recreation space where everyone can easily enjoy relaxation and healing."

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