Cherry blossoms

Cherry blossom season in South Korea is a magical time as the country shrugs off the winter chill and re-emerges bearing lovely colors and scents. Mark the dates and arrange to travel to the country when it turns a vibrant pink. The blossom normally blooms for one to two weeks.

Given that the first bloom is anticipated to appear in late March, Jeju island will experience a pink spring at the earliest. Along with the delectable fresh seafood you'll be devouring and the lovely seaside scenery, you'll get to witness some of the island's largest King Cherry tree blossoms. Even though they are gorgeous, this kind with enormous petals only blooms fully for two or three days around the beginning of April, making it ideal for you to arrange your visit to coincide with their appearance.

Early in April, Seoul is overrun with cherry blossoms, and the nation's capital responds by hosting a number of celebrations throughout the city. On the island of Yeouido in the Han River, there is a prominent festival called the Spring Flower Festival. To set the stage for the displays, performances, and fireworks that light up the joyous celebration, thousands of cherry blossom trees serve as the backdrop.