US Edition“10 million flowers, peony” blooming in an abandoned mine... emergency at the “Bride's Flower” festival
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“10 million flowers, peony” blooming in an abandoned mine... emergency at the “Bride's Flower” festival
[ANCHOR] At an abandoned mine site in Yeongwol, Gangwon-do, 10 million peonies are in full bloom, drawing attention. After the coal mine closed, residents organized a festival by growing peony flowers one by one. Reporter Lee Cheong-cho covered an abandoned mine that has been transformed into a new tourist site. [Report] The mountainside is a world of peony flowers all over. It's shyly white, lovingly red, and its purple color is mysterious. Fac…
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