Everland said on the 14th that it had run a plum-picking experience program for three days starting on the 12th along Sky Garden Trail, which is lined with more than 700 plum trees.
According to Everland, about 300 people took part in the plum-picking program and enjoyed the fun of harvesting by placing plums into collection bags. Along with the plum harvest, participants also tried pressed-flower activities using summer flowers and plants, offering another way to experience the garden's charm. The plum-picking program is one of the membership benefits of Everland's four-season garden subscription service, Garden Pass, which marked its first anniversary this year. Garden Pass is a subscription-based service that lets visitors immerse themselves in a wide range of garden content throughout the year, including seasonal plants such as plum blossoms, cherry blossoms, tulips and roses, as well as trekking through the Secret Ginkgo Forest, autumn picnic camping and special guided programs led by experts.
Everland also held a plum-picking experience for Garden Pass users last year and continues to introduce unique seasonal green tourism content.
Kim Se-hyung, fax123@sportschosun.com
