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Korean Bell Garden

korean bell garden

The Korean Bell Garden of Meadowlark Botanical Gardens is a beautiful backdrop for any wedding or private event. Created via a joint effort between NOVA Parks and the Korean American Cultural Committee (KACC), this great endeavor began with a proposal in 2007. Since then, the Garden continued to take shape, adding key elements and forever changing this landscape.

It is called the Bell of Peace and Harmony and was cast by one of the best bell makers in Korea in a way that has been used for centuries. The pagoda structure was completely built by hand in a way that has been used for thousands of years. The bell was created in South Korea with many traditional Korean images such as birds, plants and animals, as well as images symbolic of Virginia. The finished product stands complete with replicas of ancient Korean monuments and statues, walls and stone structures adorned with traditional Korean symbols, and a flowing water way. The Korean Bell Garden can accommodate up to 150 standing guests in and around the pavilion (no seating is permitted to be brought to the Korean Bell Garden.)

Korean Bell Garden Rental Form

Fees

 
  Jurisdiction Non-Jurisdiction
2 Hour Rental $605.00 $670.00
Security Deposit (Refundable) $1,000.00 $1,000.00

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