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Wonju blends architecture and nature into tranquil oasis

Museum SAN in Wonju, Gangwon [GANGWON STATE ECONOMIC PROMOTION AGENCY]

Museum SAN in Wonju, Gangwon [GANGWON STATE ECONOMIC PROMOTION AGENCY]

 
Among the outstanding wellness destinations selected by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Tourism Organization, Wonju in Gangwon Province has been gaining a reputation as a city of meditation and restful sleep.
 
Among the most well-known are Museum SAN, where art, architecture and nature harmonize, and Oak Valley Resort, which offers healing experiences in the heart of a pristine forest.
 
Museum SAN was designed by world-renowned architect Tadao Ando. Known as a “museum for meditation,” it was designed to harmoniously blend nature and architecture. The museum offers regular programs such as singing bowl meditation and rest meditation, providing visitors with an opportunity to find peace of mind amid natural light and tranquility.
 
Another destination, Oak Valley Resort, offers wellness programs that promote restful sleep and relaxation in a beautiful natural atmosphere surrounded by mountains and trees. Its forest trail, Dadungil, consists of eight courses where visitors can experience the changing beauty of nature throughout the four seasons. At night, the Sonata of Light 3-D lighting show creates a unique visual experience.
 
Wonju is earning recognition as a comprehensive wellness city where art, meditation and restful sleep come together, emerging as a new healing destination for today’s weary urban dwellers.
 

BY JANG HAYOON [[email protected]]
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