5 natural scenic spots in South Korea that you must visit

 

If you intend to visit and go on vacation to South Korea in spring, you must visit the right South Korean spring tourist spots. If you are planning to visit South Korea in spring, there are several spring tourist spots in South Korea that I recommend and that you must visit.

Gwangyang

If you go to the Gwangyang area, here you can get a different experience. If usually spring in Korea is synonymous with Sakura, in Gwangyang you can see plum blossoms.

There is a spring festival here, The Gwangyang Maehwa Festival, which offers a view of the countryside filled with blooming plum blossoms.

Mount Jirisan

Another tourist spot in South Korea during spring is Mount Jirisan. You can come here for the Gurye Sansuyu Festival.

The Gurye Sansuyu Festival is held in the hot spring area of ​​Mount Jirisan. Here you can enjoy the view of the yellow cherry blossoms, you know! There is also a fireworks display at this festival.

When you get here, don't forget to try the foods and drinks that come from Sansyu (yellow cherry blossoms).

The Garden of Morning Calm

The largest botanical garden in Korea is located east of Seoul. There are more than 5,000 types of plants and divided into different areas.

In spring, this park will have brightly colored leaves that will spoil the eyes of every visitor.

One of the parks that you must visit here is the Pond Garden which is also often used as a drama shooting location.

Nami Island

Who doesn't know the drama Winter Sonata? The drama takes place on Nami Island during the winter season, Toppers. However, in spring, Nami Island is no less beautiful!

In spring, Nami Island will be filled with green leaves with a cool winter breeze that makes the atmosphere cool. On Nami Island, you will enjoy a view with remnants of snow and sunshine.

Seokchonhosu Lake


Seokchonhosu Lake offers a great view in spring. About 300,000 cherry blossoms and other flowers will bloom on the shores of this lake.

In spring, the lake is also used as a cherry blossom festival. The festival here usually starts from early to mid April. You can walk down the street here and enjoy the shows during the festival.

 

Source : https://www.tokopedia.com/blog/wisata-musim-semi-di-korea-selatan-tvl/

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