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Cherry BlossomSeasonalMulti-City5 Days
Seoul → Gyeongju → Jinhae → Busan
Chase the cherry blossoms from Seoul to Korea's two most spectacular bloom spots. Start with Yeouido's pink tunnel and Seokchon Lake in Seoul, then KTX to Gyeongju where cherry trees frame 1,000-year-old Silla tombs, and finish at Jinhae's legendary Gunhangje Festival — 360,000 cherry trees turning an entire city pink.
Duration
5 days
Location
Seoul → Gyeongju → Jinhae → Busan
Full itinerary at a glance — tap markers for map links
Day-by-day breakdown with spots, maps, and local tips
Start at Yeouido's famous 1.7km cherry blossom road — 1,800 trees forming a pink tunnel along Yunjung-ro. Walk along the Hangang River under the blossoms. In the afternoon, head to Seokchon Lake where cherry trees ring the lake with Lotte World Tower reflected in the water. Evening free for Gangnam dining.
Seoul's most famous cherry blossom festival road. Every late March to early April, 1,800+ cherry trees along the 1.7km Yunjung-ro explode into a pink tunnel. The Seoul Yeouido Spring Flower Festival draws over 5 million visitors. At night, the trees are lit up for an even more magical atmosphere.
Explore tours and activities nearby
A scenic lake park next to Lotte World, famous for its cherry blossom tunnel in spring (late March-early April). The 2.5km lakeside walking path becomes a pink canopy during bloom. In autumn, the foliage is equally stunning. Year-round, it's a peaceful urban escape with Lotte World Tower reflected in the water.
Explore tours and activities nearby
Grill restaurant at Conrad Seoul where Chef Hwang Jihoon (Burning Hotel Man), Black Spoon on Culinary Class Wars S2, works. Premium charcoal grill dining.
Modern Korean one-plate dining at IFC Mall Yeouido by Chef Kang Min-goo of Michelin 3-star Mingles. Korean ingredients served as elegant set meals.
Trendy food street south of Seokchon Lake, MZ generation hotspot with rooftop cafes, bakeries, and dessert shops. Popular for lake views and vibrant nightlife atmosphere.
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