Spring has arrived at Changgyeonggung Palace in South Korea. On April 25th, visitors, mainly foreigners, admired the beauty of Chundangji pond, where a carp leaped joyfully, revealing the full bloom of the season. The path to Chundangji is adorned with splendid azaleas, welcoming visitors who capture these moments. Nearby, the wildflower garden showcases a variety of flowers such as Epimedium koreanum, Dicentra spectabilis, and Pulsatilla koreana. The grand greenhouse, where visitors pose for photos, is home to vibrant blossoms including yellow columbines. As people relax and read on benches, women in traditional "Hanbok" (Korean traditional dress) stroll gracefully through the palace grounds, enhancing the timeless charm of the surroundings.
