'Celebrity forests' emerge as new K-pop trend in Seoul

Seoul's man-made forest green spaces are expected to get denser this year ― thanks to K-pop fans from across the world. The Seoul Metropolitan Government said Thursday that a new 10,000 square meter reserve will be established in Nanji Hangang Park at the western end of Seoul in Mapo District. Trees bought with money donated by K-pop fans will be planted there.

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