Bija Forest, which is designated and protected as a natural monument, is densely grown with over 2,800 Bija trees born between 500 and 800 years old in an area of ​​448,165㎡. It is a world-famous nutmeg tree forest with a cluster of giant trees with a height of 7 to 14 m, a diameter of 50 to 110 cm, and a crown width of 10 to 15 m. Since ancient times, Bija, the fruit of the nutmeg tree, has been widely used as an insect repellent, and the wood has been used to make high-end furniture and checkerboards due to its good material. Bijarim Forest is also a natural habitat for rare orchid plants such as wild orchids, blue orchids, bean orchids, black orchids, and bija orchids. Forest bathing in a dense green nutmeg forest has a natural health and recreational effect that flexes blood vessels, relieves mental and physical fatigue, and restores the rhythm of the human body. In addition, there are beautiful parasitic volcanoes nearby such as Wolangbong Peak, Abu Oreum, and Yongnuni Oreum, which not only boast outstanding natural scenery, but are also a perfect course for light hiking or exercise, and are especially popular as a movie filming location.