Look at the sea and sky, watch the ebb and flow of the tide - breathe in the forest in Suncheon Garden, South Korea

Sunchon Bay is a natural coastal wetland formed on the lower reaches of the coast of Suncheon City, South Korea. It is home to many kinds of marine life and rare birds. Here, there are large tidal flats and dense reeds surrounded by a long coastline, where the two rivers meet into the sea, blending with the spreading rice fields and surrounding mountains. Even in winter, it is not lonely here. A flock of migratory birds from Siberia roost here, and the birds are singing one after another.

With beautiful scenery, ancient villages and ancient temples, Sunchon City in South Korea is an ancient civilized city with many cultural monuments preserved in the city. For example, famous temples include Songgwangsa Temple, Seonamsa Temple, Lean Eupseong, Bama Monument, etc. Persimmons, Rak'an pears, sardon wine and mushroom wine are all specialties of Suncheon City. At the same time, Suncheon City has a long history and has cultural monuments such as Songgwangsa Temple, Lean Eupseong, and Bama Monument.

The "Suncheon Bay Natural Ecological Park" located in Jeollanam-do on the southern coast of South Korea is one of the five largest coastal wetlands in the world. It is known as the "whirlpool of life" because of its unique ecological diversity. and the "Lungs of the Earth"; in South Korea, there are 20 such wetlands covering 283 square kilometers, and Suncheon Bay has the most abundant species and the most beautiful coastal ecosystem.

The planning and design of Suncheon Garden in South Korea is based on the theme of tides. Through landscaping, the beauty of Suncheon’s tidal viewing is presented to the world. At the same time, the structural features and materials of ancient residential buildings are extracted, and the park is combined with leisure functions. Interior landscape structures; and extract the colors of ancient temple buildings to be used as the main matching colors for sketches and structures in the garden.

Produced by: 2021 Yangzhou Expo News Center