Jeju Right Now: A Hydrangea Paradise

A nature eco park where different flowers bloom each season—early summer is when lush hydrangeas fill the gardens. The scene of hydrangeas paired with tangerine trees is a signature charm here, and it’s also great for families, with opportunities to feed animals like Jeju black pigs and goats. With drama-like photo zones scattered throughout, it’s a perfect place for about an hour’s stroll and making hydrangea memories.

A quiet, peaceful garden nestled inside the Seokbujak Museum. As you stroll slowly with Hallasan in view, your mind naturally settles, too. You can also get a café discount with admission—don’t miss the signature tangerine scone. With distinctive displays where stone and plants come together and a gentle ambiance, it’s a hidden gem for an unhurried break.

A spot famous for the Donggwang-ri Hydrangea Road. From the entrance of the alley, towering hydrangea trees line up in a truly spectacular sight. Follow the overflowing blooms and the entrance to Gilmo퉁i Store comes into view. It may look like a café, but it’s a unique place that sells only yogurt. With a cup of yogurt—doubling as the admission fee—in hand, step into the garden where all kinds of flowers and trees greet you alongside the hydrangeas. Don’t miss the charming wooden pavilion tucked deeper inside; it’s a prime photo spot.

One of Jeju’s 대표 botanical gardens, where countless flowers and trees fill a vast property. In early summer, hydrangeas bloom throughout, turning every step into a photo moment. It’s huge, so taking your time makes the admission feel well worth it, and simply walking the well-maintained paths is healing in itself. Visit around golden hour near sunset to capture even more beautiful scenery.

A hidden Jeju gem where you can enjoy hydrangeas for free. Along both sides of the road in front of the township office, lush hydrangeas bloom in abundance, making the whole village look like a painting. Photo zones are set up here and there, perfect for capturing a standout shot. You can also use the township office parking lot and clean restrooms for convenience—but as there’s frequent traffic, be sure to watch your safety when taking photos.