On the 12th, the Moga-myeon Office in Icheon City (Head Lee Yong-geun) created a flower garden after receiving a donation of approximately 40,000 poppy plants from Woori Seed Group. /Photo provided by Icheon CityOn the 12th, the Moga-myeon Office in Icheon City created a flower garden after receiving a donation of approximately 40,000 poppy plants from Woori Seed Group.
The flower seedlings donated this time are worth about 10 million won at market price, and the company that donated the seedlings is a specialized flower seedling company located in Songgok-ri, Moga-myeon, with a scale of 30,000 pyeong, which has even developed its own varieties and exports seeds.
The Moga-myeon Flower Complex, set to attract tourists in the future, is located near the Sogori Baseball Stadium, close to the Namicheon Interchange.
There is already a yellow canola flower field here established by the Moga-myeon Residents' Self-Governing Committee, so starting this coming May, red poppies and yellow canola flowers are expected to create a spectacular sight in exquisite harmony.
Many tourism infrastructures are scattered around the newly established Moga-myeon Flower Complex, which spans approximately 1,000 pyeong. First, an agricultural theme park offering various rural cultural experiences is located right nearby, and Golmokdaejang Uncle Farm, which has been operating experience programs since last year, is also close by.
In addition to the Termeden Water Park resort, Seogyeong-tteul, which is quite famous for the Democracy Movement Memorial Park and experience village, is also located not far away.
If you are a mountain lover, it would be a good idea to create memories by looking around the flower gardens after hiking Maguksan (445m above sea level), the second highest mountain in Icheon. In particular, visiting the Icheon Experience Culture Festival grounds and the Moga Flower Gardens, which are held at the Agricultural Theme Park around the end of May every year, will be an opportunity to enjoy the experience two or three times as much.
Park Gong-young, CEO of Woori Seed Group, stated, “Just as flowers symbolize beauty, I hope that through beautiful flowers, the Moga region will further develop and grow into a better place to live.”