By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network, Reported by Chen Guanxin
For a spring trip to Northeast Asia and a visit to the romantic country—South Korea—of "My Love from the Star," to be among the first to admire the cherry blossoms, head to Jeju Island！Dangneung-ro in the old downtown area of Jeju City hosts various performances and rich experience activities every April. It is the locals' favorite 24-hour cherry blossom boulevard.WhiteDuring the day, enjoy the lively festival atmosphere, and at night, the illuminated night blossoms accompany the enduring beauty of Jeju.The academically vibrant Jeju University Cherry Blossom Avenue is also a newly popular spot among young people. Additionally, the hidden gem of Shinjeon Park and its surrounding flower-viewing spots are recommended. After enjoying the blossoms, head to the nearby Noodle Culture Street for a bowl of black pork soup noodles, a specialty of Jeju, offering a doubly delightful experience for both body and soul.
The vibrant splendor of cherry blossoms has earned Jinhae the reputation of being South Korea’s top flower-viewing destination. (Image provided by the Korea Tourism Organization)
South Korea’s Top Flower-Viewing Destination: Jinhae in Gyeongsang Province. During cherry blossom season, you can take the Cherry Blossom Train, where the wind from the train passing by Jinhae Station, lined with blooming cherry trees, sends petals flying—a breathtaking pink-and-white world and the joyful atmosphere are truly unforgettable.For those confident in their leg strength, it’s recommended to start with the cherry blossom path along Yusocheon Bridge, refuel at the food stalls, then hike up to Jangbok Mountain while enjoying cherry blossoms all the way. A hidden gem is taking an electric bike or hiking up to Hwangjeongsan Mountain, where the cherry blossom-covered peak at the w??ǜ┦诱庖蛔?杂；ㄎ?肥鞯某钦颍?詈蟊鹜?嗽倏匆谎壅蚝＞??Ｄ诘挠；ā＜/div>
The Gyeongju Cherry Blossom Marathon combines ancient capital cherry blossom viewing, sports, leisure, and festive entertainment, and has recently become a trend in the sports community.In the millennia-old city filled with Silla-era architecture, running along the flat road by the lake dike with cherry blossoms on both sides is both a workout and a flower-viewing experience.
Changgyeonggung Palace in Seoul is one of the top choices for cherry blossom viewing in the city. (Image provided by the Korea Tourism Organization)
If you want not only cherry blossom viewing but also shopping, celebrity chasing, and the convenience of a bustling urban trip, Seoul is the unbeatable choice for fun and indulgence. First recommended is Yeouido Roundabout Middle Road Cherry Blossom Path,In early to mid-April, 1,400 cherry trees located behind the National Assembly Building bloom simultaneously, creating a breathtaking 1.7-kilometer tree-lined road.. During the cherry blossom festival, parts of Roundabout Middle Road will also be kindly closed to traffic for visitors, allowing everyone to safely and fully enjoy the beauty of the blossoms.Another recommendation is Kyung Hee University,which boasts classic Korean architecture and a beautiful campus.Every April, over 200 cherry trees along the path from the main gate to the main building bloom simultaneously, forming a cherry blossom tunnel.The walking path along the right side of the fountain leading to the Law School is also quite lovely. Moreover, the slope connecting the Hotel & Tourism Department and the Fine Arts Department, though slightly steep, becomes one of the most iconic cherry blossom routes at Kyung Hee University due to the beautiful blossoms.Among the many palaces in Seoul, Changgyeonggung offers the most diverse and beautiful spring flowers.Cherry, plum, peach, dogwood, apricot, and azalea trees all bloom together in April, creating a magnificent spectacle. If you visit when the flowers are in full bloom, you can also enjoy the beautiful scene of white petals fluttering down around the 1400s-era stone bridge—Yucheon Bridge.
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