Gyohang-ri Ipamnamu Grove is Secheong Forest on a hill about 100 m from Gyohang-ri village in Okpo-eup, where 45 ipamnamu trees, each more than about 300 years old, grow in a cluster.
Large trees about 150 years old, such as sawtooth oak, cork oak, zelkova, and Walter's dogwood, grow there too. The ipamnamu's white flowers bloom in May, early in the month. The village holds a dangsanje (village guardian ritual) on Chilseok, the seventh day of the seventh month.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 1 · 6 photos
Gyohang-ri Ipamnamu Grove Today
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