VISIT JEJU

1) Noksan-ro

Selected as one of the “100 Most Beautiful Roads in Korea,” Noksan-ro is considered the best among spring flower spots. Cherry blossoms adorn the upper road while canola flowers bloom below, creating a dreamy, fairy-tale landscape. Simply being there feels surreal. Take in the pastel-colored scenery and embrace the full spirit of Jeju’s spring.

📍 Location: Noksan-ro, Gasi-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju

2) Hueree

At Hueree, you’ll find not only spring hydrangeas but also a vast canola flower field spread out beneath Hallasan Mountain. The 13,000㎡ field offers a dazzling view that feels almost unreal. Famous for wedding and friendship photo shoots, it’s one of Jeju’s top photo spots. After taking stunning pictures, don’t miss Hueree’s signature performance, “Let’s Play, Black Pig!”

📍 Location: 256 Sinrye-dong-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju

3） Seoubong

Climb this small volcanic hill next to Hamdeok Beach and be rewarded with sweeping, breathtaking views. A golden field of blooming canola flowers meets the blue sea—pure visual bliss. On clear days, it’s also a perfect sunset-watching spot. Be sure to visit!

📍 Location: 169-1, Hamdeok-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju

4） Eongdeongmul Valley

Want to enjoy canola flowers somewhere more peaceful and unique? Try Eongdeongmul Valley. This hidden gem, where ocean water flows into a small valley with scenic cliffs, transforms in spring as canola flowers bloom along its ridges and paths. Start your light stroll from Jungmun Beach and discover this picturesque area on a sunny day.

📍 Location: 3384-4 Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju

Wherever you go in Jeju during spring, golden waves of canola blossoms await. Beyond the popular spots above, you’ll find them along roadsides, hills (oreum), and beaches—adding vibrant spring vibes all around. Enjoy Jeju’s yellow-tinted spring, bathed in sunshine and kissed by a soft breeze.

1) 2025 Boromwat Tulip Festival

At “Boromwat,” meaning “Windy Field,” you’ll witness a colorful tulip spectacle. With tulips in red, yellow, pink, and more, the fields evoke a European-style charm. Spacious yet well-designed with photo zones and walking paths, it’s perfect for families, couples, or friends.

📅 Dates: Mar. 22 (Sat) – Apr. 13 (Sun), 2025

📍 Location: 3229-4 Seongeup-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju

✔ Highlights:

– Locally-made drinks and desserts available

2) 14th Gapado Barley Festival

Want to see a vast green sea of young barley in Korea’s southernmost island? Don’t miss this! Gapado, known as “The Island of Barley,” offers a refreshing scene where swaying barley fields meet the emerald sea. As the festival takes place mainly on weekends, boat tickets may sell out quickly—secure yours early!

📅 Dates: Apr. 4 (Fri) – May 6 (Tue), 2025

📍 Location: Entire area of Gapari, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju

✔ Highlights:

– Barley field trail walk, seashell treasure hunt, wish kite flying

– Interactive experiences (barley maze escape, etc.)

– Promotion and sales of local Gapado specialties

3) Sanghyowon Botanical Garden Spring Flower Festival

Looking for unique spring blossoms? Head to Sanghyowon Botanical Garden. Discover around 5,000 azalea trees including double-flowered cherries, white azaleas, and royal azaleas. A peaceful escape from the city, it’s ideal for those seeking a quiet, relaxing vibe.

*Exact dates to be announced

📅 Dates: Mid-April to May 2025 

📍 Location: 2847-37 Sanroknam-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju

✔ Highlights:

– Flower garden with digitalis, delphinium, and yellow iris

4) Hueree Spring Hydrangea Festival

Want to see Jeju’s iconic summer flower—hydrangeas—a little early? Visit Hueree’s hydrangea greenhouse! The cheerful, blooming hydrangeas will make you feel like summer has already arrived. Be sure to take in their beauty both with your eyes and your camera at the dedicated photo zones.

* Exact dates to be announced

📅 Dates: Late March to May 2025 

📍 Location: 256 Sinrye-dong-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju

✔ Highlights:

– Hydrangea greenhouse & garden

– Photo zones for families, couples, and friends

– Animal feeding experience ongoing

– Wildflower learning programs ongoing

– Traditional games (rock stacking, tuho throwing, ring toss, Korean seesaw) ongoing

*Check Visit Jeju(https://www.visitjeju.net/u/FPT) for up-to-date festival details.