As you walk through the camellia garden, you will learn about the birth, geology, ecology, history, and folklore of Gotjawal in an easy and fun way, including how this forest was created, why there are wetlands all over Gotjawal, and why you can easily see lush plants that are hard to find elsewhere. If you are lucky, you can meet endangered animals such as wild roe deer, long-tailed titmice, and peacocks.

The Dongbaek Garden Cape, the largest evergreen broad-leaved forest on the Korean Peninsula, is a place where you can take a lifetime photo anywhere. Among them, I will take your photos beautifully in every special place I find. As you walk through the Camellia Garden Cape, you will learn about the birth, geology, ecology, history, and folklore of Cape Jawal in an easy and fun way. If you are lucky, you may encounter endangered species such as wild roe deer, long-tailed titmice, and peacocks.

As you slowly walk through the camellia garden, we will tell you about the birth, geology, ecology, and history of Gotjawal in an easy and fun way, and we will take life photos from all over the place. And I will go to Hamdeok Seowubong Oreum, which is located nearby, and tell you various stories related to Oreum and even the Jeju 4.3 incident. Life photos are a bonus at points that even Jeju residents don't know well!