Donate to Your Hometown and Get Up to 30% Off... Buyeo's Pan and Pam Healing Garden Gains Popularity

A Popular Destination for Corporate Workshops and Club Gatherings

View of Buyeo Pan and Pam Healing Garden / Buyeo County Office

Pan and Pam Healing Garden, located in Sinan-ri, Oksan-myeon, Buyeo County, and a supplier of return gifts for the Hometown Love Donation Program in Chungnam's Buyeo County, is gaining significant popularity with a special event offering discounts of up to 30%.

Pan and Pam Healing Garden is a healing space spanning approximately 49,600 square meters, featuring 14 glamping tents. Guests can enjoy not only glamping, but also rural experience programs, fishing, and animal interaction activities all in one place.

In particular, group customers who make reservations through the Hometown Love Donation Program can receive discounts of up to 30%, making the garden a popular destination for corporate workshops and club gatherings.

The forest trail offers a healing walk filled with phytoncides, and at the nearby Andongji fishing spot, visitors can catch a variety of fish species, including native crucian carp, minnows, and bullhead catfish, making it especially popular among family visitors.

At night, beautiful lighting media art illuminates the garden, creating a unique atmosphere.

Additionally, interaction programs with various animals such as chickens, turkeys, goats, and geese are offered, making it a favorite among children.

The experience programs include one-night, two-day camping, herb pizza making, forest experiences, and mini rose pot crafting, among others.

Kim Sungyeol, the CEO, stated, "I wanted to create a healing space in my hometown, in harmony with nature," and added, "We have prepared a variety of programs so that participants in the Hometown Love Donation Program can enjoy substantial benefits and true healing."

Meanwhile, Buyeo County is currently recruiting suppliers of return gifts for the Hometown Love Donation Program until June 13. In 2024 alone, return gifts worth approximately 240 million won were selected, showing strong support for the program, and the county plans to offer an even wider variety of return gifts this year.