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Mulhyanggi Arboretum

35-hectare themed arboretum with 2,015 plant species

Outdoor Educational Free Activity All Ages Nature Park Botanical Garden
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4.3 (2850 reviews)
location_on South Korea, Gyeonggi-do, Osan-si, 청학로 211
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Mulhyanggi Arboretum

At a Glance

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Best Ages

All ages

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Cost

Varies

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Time Needed

2–4 hours

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Indoor/Outdoor

Mostly outdoor

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Weather Fit

Best in mild, dry weather

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Stroller Access

Yes, mostly flat paths

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Washrooms

On-site

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Food

No food outlets; bring your own

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Parking

Available nearby

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Booking

Recommended for group programmes

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Parent Effort

Low–Medium (supervision)

verified Our Take

Mulhyanggi Arboretum is a wonderfully spacious, free-to-enter green escape just a short walk from Osan College Station. With 25 themed gardens, gentle terrain, and plenty of shade and seating, it is an easy, low-cost day out for families who enjoy nature walks and plant spotting.

About This Place

Mulhyanggi Arboretum, nestled in Osan, provides a serene retreat with 35 hectares of themed gardens, including aquatic plant areas and native Korean pine collections. It features 25 themed gardens, architectural highlights such as the Droplet Glasshouse, and a forest exhibition hall, housing over 2,015 plant species like the thorny lotus. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful day out, but should prepare their own snacks as there are no food outlets inside. Admission is free with the arboretum open year-round, except on specific holidays, offering an ideal spot for families to explore and learn about nature.

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schedule Hours
Monday
Closed
Tuesday – Sunday
09:00 – 18:00

Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.

payments Admission

Check the official website for current admission prices.

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25 Themed Gardens

Explore wetlands, aquatic plants, Korean pines, maples, and more across 35 hectares.

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Free Admission

No entry fee makes it an affordable outing for families of any size.

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Gentle Terrain

Flat, shaded paths with benches make walking with little ones comfortable.

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Droplet Glasshouse

Step inside the distinctive glasshouse to see tropical and fern displays.

Good to Know Before You Go

Food & Drinks
No restaurants, shops, or vending machines inside; bring packed snacks and water.
Rubbish Policy
No bins on-site; visitors must take all trash home with them.
Closed Days
Closed every Monday, plus New Year’s Day, Seollal, and Chuseok.
Last Entry
One hour before closing time.
Accessibility Cart
Wheelchair and mobility-impaired cart rides available by reservation.
Public Transport
About 5 minutes on foot from Osan College Station (Line 1), Exit 2.

Kid Fit by Age

Babies

Shaded paths and benches make it manageable with a stroller.

Toddlers

Plenty of open space to toddle and nature to point at.

Preschoolers

Themed gardens and the glasshouse spark curiosity about plants.

Elementary

Old enough to enjoy themed gardens, trails, and educational signage.

Tweens

Nature photography and quiet exploration appeal to this age.

Teens

A calm setting for a walk; best for teens who enjoy nature and photography.

Insider Tips

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Arrive early in the morning to enjoy the gardens at their quietest.

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Combine the visit with a short trip to Osan city centre for a meal afterwards.

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Don’t miss the Droplet Glasshouse and the native Korean pine collection for standout photo spots.

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  • •Stay on marked paths, especially near wetland and aquatic garden areas.
  • •Supervise young children around water features and ponds.
  • •Bring sun protection and water; shade is plentiful but not total.
  • •Check weather before visiting; paths may be slippery after rain.
accessible Accessibility
  • •Most paths are flat and gently sloped, suitable for strollers and wheelchairs.
  • •A cart ride for visitors with disabilities is available by advance reservation.
  • •Plenty of benches and shaded rest spots throughout the grounds.
  • •No tactile or sensory-specific facilities mentioned; expect a natural outdoor environment.

schedule Best Time to Visit

Spring and autumn offer the most colourful plant displays and comfortable temperatures. Weekends can draw local crowds, so weekday mornings are the quietest. Avoid rainy days as paths can become slippery.

shopping_bag What to Bring

  • check_boxPacked snacks and drinks (no food outlets inside)
  • check_boxSun hats and sunscreen
  • check_boxComfortable walking shoes
  • check_boxA small bag to carry your rubbish out
  • check_boxCamera or binoculars for bird and plant spotting

Location

Address

South Korea, Gyeonggi-do, Osan-si, 청학로 211

Phone

+82313781261