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Sanpo-myeon, Naju-si, Hwaji Village Creating the best village in Jeollanam-do
Creation of a small park in an idle area at the entrance of the village ¡¦ Villagers planted 6150 phlox plants
(Naju = Break News) Reporter Lee Hak-soo = Residents of Hwaji Village, Sanpo-myeon, Naju, which is famous for its red lotus flowers in the summer, rolled up their sleeves to create the best village.
On the 24th, in Sanpo-myeon, Naju-si, Jeollanam-do, residents of Hwaji Village, which celebrated the first year of the clean Jeonnam Best Village Project, planted 6,150 moss phlox plants with the goal of creating a small park at the entrance of the village. (Photo)
In this village, there is a legend that a crow was carrying a flower seed and dropped it into a pond, and the lotus flower was in full bloom, so this place was called 'Hwaji'.
In the reservoir in front of the village, red lotus flowers are in full bloom in July and August, creating a spectacular view and attracting tourists.
The planting of moss phlox was discovered and promoted as a project item for creating a clean Jeonnam best village for the creation of a small park using idle land at the entrance of the village, which had been neglected as an empty lot with overgrown weeds.
Gang Dong-won, Mayor of Hwaji Village, said, ¡°Through the project to create a clean Jeonnam Best Village, it was a valuable opportunity to improve the village landscape and strengthen the harmony of residents.¡± .
Creating a Clean Jeonnam Best Village is a policy project in South Jeolla Province to improve the village environment and promote community vitality led by residents by 2025 with the goal of ¡®changing awareness¡¯, ¡®environmental purification¡¯, and ¡®improving the landscape¡¯.
In Sanpo-myeon, five villages, including Hwaji, Maseong, Saeteo, Songrim, and Naejeong Village, have been selected and the project is being promoted.
Lee Jae-deok, head of Sanpo-myeon, said, ¡°In addition to Hwaji Village, Maseong, Saeteo, and Songrim Villages plan to paint murals that make use of the village characteristics, and Naejeong Village plans to finish maintenance around Usan Pavilion in June.¡± We will do our best with the residents so that it can become a priming water for the future.¡±