Autumn Foliage Forecast 2022

 

The first thing that comes to people's minds during autumn is the changing colors of the leaves. The first foliage of the year will begin at Seoraksan Mountain on September 29. The peak foliage of the central region is expected to occur on October 19-1 November, and the southern region on October 26-8 November.

The Korean maple tree, which represents the colors of autumn, is unique in that its lobes are divided into eleven sections of nine during the fall foliage period.

Popular fall foliage attractions include Deoksugung Palace Stone Wall Street, which is famous for its ginkgo leaves; Gyeongbokgung Palace, Yangjae Residents' Forest, Sungkyunkwan University Myeongnyundang Lecture Hall, Olympic Park, and Seoul Forest. Popular fall foliage attractions outside of Seoul include Hwadam Botanical Gardens, Bukhansan National Park, Nami Island, and Park of Morning Silence. Mountains known for their beautiful autumn leaves include Bobaljae Hill in Danyang, Oksunbong Peak in Jecheon, Jangtaesan Mountain in Daejeon, Seoraksan Mountain, Naejangsan Mountain, Odaesan Mountain, Sobaeksan Mountain, and Hallasan Mountain.

 


Autumn Foliage Forecast for National Parks :

-Seoraksan National Park: October 21

-Bukhansan National Park: October 30

-Chiaksan National Park: October 25

-Jirisan National Park: October 28

-Hallasan National Park: 31 October

-Naejangsan National Park: November 5

-Mudeungsan National Park: November 4th

 

 


 

 

Source : https://www.visitkorea.or.id/

 

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