- The Gwangyang International Maehwa Festival held in Seomjin Village boasts the largest number of maehwa (plum blossom) trees in Korea. This festival takes place when the plum blossoms announce the start of spring, and visitors can enjoy walks under the beautifully blooming maehwa (plum blossom). This magical floral scenery will create unforgettable memories, especially for travelers who love spring flowers.
- At the Gwangyang Maehwa Festival you can taste and buy a variety of products made with locally grown organic maehwa products. These experiences offer visitors a unique chance to savor Korea's traditions and natural flavors.
- Gurye Sansuyu Village is located near Jirisan, where you can enjoy walks, hikes, and many outdoor activities amid beautiful natural scenery. Explore Jirisan's hiking trails and stroll the paths to find rest for your body and mind.
- Gurye Sansuyu Village offers not only spring sansuyu (cornelian cherry) blossoms, but also summer's Surak Falls, autumn's sansuyu (cornelian cherry) fruit, and winter's snow-covered Manbokdae Peak, so you can enjoy a variety of natural landscapes throughout the year. This variety shows visitors the changing beauty of Korea's nature.
- The Gwangyang and Gurye areas offer not only natural beauty, but also opportunities to experience Korea's history and culture. Walk historic routes like Daedongyeojido and learn about Korea's past.
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Gwangyang Maehwa Festival
The Gwangyang Maehwa Festival takes place in Seomjin Village, which has the largest number of maehwa (plum blossom) trees in Korea, and during the festival visitors can stroll beneath the fully bloomed maehwa (plum blossom) trees and sample and purchase local organic maesil (Korean plum) products at this spring festival.
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Gurye Sansuyu Festival
Sansuyu (cornelian cherry) Village is a destination where yellow sansuyu blossoms bloom in spring, and you can enjoy different natural charms in summer, fall, and winter, and relax and heal through the Jirisan Dulle-gil and trekking courses, and hot spring experiences.
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