Nice forest but nothing incredible or unique There is only one type of tree but then it is just a forest

Once you stepped in , you will feel immidate relaxation! The smell is different, the surrounding sounds quieted down and just a overall sense of calmness washing over you.

If you love nature and taking walks, you'd enjoy this place. The smell is nice and the trees are impressive, but walking around for an hour looking at hundreds of the same trees doesn't excite me. It was nice and an okay way to kill...More

Beautiful little forest on the island. Very peaceful spot for a nice walk in good company. You can also have picnic there if you wish to.

This place will be good for nature lovers and those who are in Jeju to relax and get away from busy city life. It only takes 1hour to cover the area at a slow pace. You may get a chance to see autumn foliage here...More

Bijarim Forest holds about 2,800 nutmeg trees between 500 and 800 years old and is supposedly the largest nutmeg grove in the world. A 813 years old "Ancestor tree of Bijia tree", also dubbed the "New Millennium Nutmeg" (#0001 tree) sits in the middle of...More

Not a big forest and you have to pay a small fee to enter, a quick hours stroll some pretty trees not much else to see though.

Not too impressed with the attraction. Went on a Monday just after a morning drizzle. Just a pretty run of the mill forest (seen waaay more impressive ones elsewhere). Doesn't help that you have to pay to get in. Be prepared to get your shoes/feet...More

Nothing really special. 1000 (for youth) and 2000 (adult) admission fee. I wouldn't go there if it wouldn't be close to my guesthouse.Maybe it would be interesting for families with small children. But for a walk i would rather prefer going to the beach.

It was once the most beautiful street in Korea. As a German that comes from the countryside it was just a regular forest with a small hiking trail. Nothing real special about. I was a little disappointed. If you're in a hurry, don't visit the...More