The previous year, I had the opportunity to travel to a flower festival in South Korea. On the last day before flying back to Thailand, I had the chance to visit an Azalea field. We had been following the Instagram of a South Korean photographer who had taken beautiful pictures of the flower field there, so we decided to go on a whim. We made the decision that night and set off the next morning. That night, we searched the internet for information on how to get there. Bucheon is not far from Seoul.

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We got lost that day and almost gave up. We took the wrong train line and got off at the wrong station. We were lost for four hours! To save time for those who want to visit the Azalea field without getting lost, we will share some useful information for getting there!

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Azalea flowers, known as 진달래 (Jindallae) in Korean, are the stars of the Wonmisan Mountain Azalea Festival (원미산 진달래축제). These vibrant pink-purple blossoms carpet the slopes of Wonmisan, a small mountain located in Bucheon City, Gyeonggi-do Province, which surrounds Seoul. The festival typically takes place on April 8-9 each year, but when we visited on April 15, the mountain was still adorned with a stunning display of blooms.

Besides the Azalea flowers, there are other blooming flowers on this mountain.

Additional website: www.bucheon.go.kr (Korean only)

Getting There

Take the Seoul Subway line 7 and get off at Bucheon Sports Complex Station. Take Exit 2 and walk 500 meters. The mountain will be right next to the Bucheon Sports Complex.

Upon exiting the subway, you will be greeted by a distinctive stadium. This serves as a clear landmark, indicating your arrival at the desired destination.

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