At the entrance, there are vines like stauntonia, hybrid broad-leaf olive, pepper and native plants like Jeju cymbidium orchids, Goering’s cymbidium. You can also find trees like waxberry, camellia, irregular-steak newlitse, camphor, Japanese evergreens, and other ferns like evergreens, spleenwort, and bracken.

Water plants are largely put into 4 categories, plants that grow out of the water at the edge of the lake, plants that grow underwater, plants that extend their leaves out of the water and plants that and plants that float above the water. These vascular plants are called hydrophytes. In this exhibit, there are various types of ferns and insectivorous plants.

Holly osmanthus, Osmanthus fragrans var. aurantiacus, Sweet osmanthus, Daphne Kiusiana, Cinnamomum japonicum Siebold and other souther region herbs can be observed.

Located on the second floor is the cactic exhibit. To help youth and visitors understand the types of cactic and to develop an interest in natural wildlife, a 80 year old Golden Barrel Cactus along with other 70 types of colorful cacti are on display.

Wild plant that grows in Korea like various wild flowers, tyrannosaurus and stegasaurus-like silicified wood, and 20 types of rock specimen are on displayed. There is also an insect themed photo zone and a playground with dinosaurs.