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Oedo Botania Marine Botanical Garden

외도 보타니아

Infos pratiques

Adresse
Adresse en coréen, à montrer au chauffeur de taxi: 외도 보타니아 · 경상남도 거제시 일운면 외도길 17 (외도해상농원)
Heures d'Ouverture
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Tarif / Entrée
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Accès en transports
Passenger cruise ferries depart regularly from 7 ports around Geoje: Dojangpo, Gujora, Wahyeon, Jangseungpo, Chisepo, Haegeumgang, and Dapo. From Gohyeon Terminal, take Bus 55 to Dojangpo or Bus 22 to Gujora (approx. 40-50 minutes).
Accessibilité et services
Wheelchair ramps, tactile paving, accessible restrooms

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Guide et présentation

Oedo Botania Marine Botanical Garden (외도 보타니아) in Geoje, Gyeongnam. A premier natural wonder offering scenic walking trails, panoramic vistas, and seasonal ecological beauty, situated with convenient transit connections and comprehensive visitor amenities.

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