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27 September 2025

A visitor participates in a singing bowl experience using multiple brass bowls at the forest healing center of the Jinan National Forest Healing Center in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 27, 2025. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12801486

27 September 2025

A visitor participates in a singing bowl experience using multiple brass bowls at the forest healing center of the Jinan National Forest Healing Center in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 27, 2025. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12801487

27 September 2025

A visitor participates in a singing bowl experience using multiple brass bowls at the forest healing center of the Jinan National Forest Healing Center in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 27, 2025. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12801488

27 September 2025

A visitor participates in a singing bowl experience using multiple brass bowls at the forest healing center of the Jinan National Forest Healing Center in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 27, 2025. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12801489

27 September 2025

A visitor participates in a singing bowl experience using multiple brass bowls at the forest healing center of the Jinan National Forest Healing Center in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 27, 2025. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12801490

27 September 2025

Himalayan brass singing bowls, each varying in size and producing different tones, are on display at the Jinan National Forest Healing Center in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 27, 2025. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12801492

27 September 2025

A visitor participates in a singing bowl experience using multiple crystal bowls at the forest healing center of the Jinan National Forest Healing Center in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 27, 2025. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12801493

27 September 2025

A visitor participates in a singing bowl experience using multiple crystal bowls at the forest healing center of the Jinan National Forest Healing Center in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 27, 2025. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12801498

27 September 2025

A visitor participates in a singing bowl experience using multiple brass bowls at the forest healing center of the Jinan National Forest Healing Center in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 27, 2025. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12801499

27 September 2025

Visitors participate in a singing bowl experience using crystal and brass bowls at the forest healing center of the Jinan National Forest Healing Center in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 27, 2025. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12801509

27 September 2025

Kim Chang-hyun, director of the Jinan National Forest Healing Center, speaks during a media preview in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 26. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12801510

27 September 2025

Kim Chang-hyun, director of the Jinan National Forest Healing Center, speaks during a media preview in Jinan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, on September 26. At 650 meters above sea level in Jinan's highlands, the Jinan National Forest Healing Center officially opens on October 15, offering visitors a place to rest, heal, and stay overnight in nature. Nestled in Baegundong Valley, the 617-hectare center features six forest trails totaling 11 km, a healing center, visitor complex, cafeteria, and 74 guest rooms for up to 270 people, including nine accessible rooms. Constructed with 576 cubic meters of timber, the buildings store 296 tons of carbon. Programs include forest walks, hammock meditation, tea ceremonies, singing bowls, cypress dome saunas, and health monitoring, combining body and mind restoration.

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#12792820

24 September 2025

A sign reading 'No Entry' regarding tree felling and skidding is seen in the forest in Slopnice, Poland, on August 2, 2025.

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#12784558

22 September 2025

Two women wearing black headscarves stand in front of an entrance sign marked ''Eingang'' (Entrance) with an arrow symbol by Lake Starnberg in Starnberg, Bavaria, Germany, on September 21, 2025.

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#12771225

19 September 2025

Scenes along the Sperry Lake Trail and Sperry Glacier Trail in Glacier National Park, Montana, United States, on September 7, 2025, show the hike, which climbs past Akaiyan Falls toward the Sperry Glacier basin. The trails feature dramatic alpine landscapes, cascading waterfalls, rocky switchbacks, and sweeping views of the surrounding high country. Lingering Canadian wildfire smoke during fire season reduces visibility across the mountain ranges, while remnants of the 2017 Sprague Fire remain visible in the forested valleys below. These trails, accessible from Sperry Chalet, highlight both the natural features and ongoing environmental challenges of the park's rugged backcountry.

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#12771226

19 September 2025

Scenes along the Sperry Lake Trail and Sperry Glacier Trail in Glacier National Park, Montana, United States, on September 7, 2025, show the hike, which climbs past Akaiyan Falls toward the Sperry Glacier basin. The trails feature dramatic alpine landscapes, cascading waterfalls, rocky switchbacks, and sweeping views of the surrounding high country. Lingering Canadian wildfire smoke during fire season reduces visibility across the mountain ranges, while remnants of the 2017 Sprague Fire remain visible in the forested valleys below. These trails, accessible from Sperry Chalet, highlight both the natural features and ongoing environmental challenges of the park's rugged backcountry.

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