HwaCheon-Gun

The fresh waterdrop images that splatter out in the new symbol was extracted from water, which is the key resource of Hwacheon, and it is symbolic of better welfare through informationization and ideal administrative services. The bird image is combined with the image of the waterdrop to show the Korean initial ‘ㅎ’ of Hwacheo

The bird that soars to the skies is created by the former name of Paro Lake, which was Daebung Lake.
Daebung is a legendary bird that is symbolic of change and rise, which appears in an ancient Chinese book written by Jangja, and shows a small fish transforming into a large bird. The image colors are based on green, eco and culture. The green symbolizes environmentally healthy life, blue means peace and orange shows the leisure and tourism of Hwacheon. This shows Hwacheon’s goal to ultimately become a “ecological leisure and tourism garden city that where people and nature lives in harmony in the 21st century.”

The main characters are “Sani and Jini.” Azaleas, which are the flowers of our county, were personified as cute fairy siblings. This is the personification of Beautiful Nature Hwacheon, and their roles are to assist in telling people of the value of peace and security as Hwacheon residents who are preserving the natural scenery of the county.

The agricultural brand of Hwacheon is Mulbitnuri. Mulbitnuri is a combination of the Korean word mulbit, which means the color of the beautiful water of Hwacheon, and nuri, which means the world. Nuri also stands for living a happy life and sharing, which is symbolic of the fact that the happiness offered by the agricultural goods of Hwacheon is shared with all consumers. Mulbitnuri will impress customers.

Sub brands are “Sannara Mulnara” and “Yeounaru.”
Sannara Mulnara is based on the motif of Hwacheon’s plentiful and deep mountains and lakes. Its name in Korea means world of mountains, world of water. The green and blue that represents the clean natural environment and water resources of Hwacheon will make customers happy.

Yeounaru is based on the motif of ‘Yasimae’, which is the old name of Hwacheon. Yeou (fox) are animals that live only in deep and clear mountain valleys where there is an ecological system. It is the ferries where foxes come out of the mountains to drink water at ? The agricultural goods of this little county will steal the hearts of customers.

Symbolizes harmony and unity of county residents.
Emblem for the industriousness and tenacity of county residents.

Shows the image of Hwacheon where green mountains flourish
Emblem of the rise of the people to develop their unlimited potentials

Shows the scenic beauty of Hwacheon
This bird that enjoys bathing, signifies the county residents that live amidst blue mountains and clean water