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Recommended Forests in Korea That Are a Must-Visit in Autumn

Holiday Ayo - Autumn is one of the main reasons Indonesian tourists travel to Korea. Some of the main reasons Indonesian tourists love Korean autumn are the mild weather, allowing them to still enjoy the outdoors.

Tourists can also enjoy the golden brown hues of the surrounding plants, which are not available in countries with two seasons, like Indonesia.

 

They also offer a wide variety of activities and entertainment in Korea that are uniquely available only in autumn.

 

Furthermore, autumn is not only special for foreign tourists visiting Korea; it also offers many special things for Koreans, such as the numerous Korean national holidays, such as Chuseok, the Founding Day of the Korean Nation, Hangeul Day, and so on, adding to the many special things to enjoy in Korea.

 

What can Indonesian tourists enjoy in Korea during autumn? Of course, there's plenty. From tourist attractions to autumn festivals. Here are some options:

 

3 Top Forests in Korea to visit to enjoy autumn to the fullest:

 

1. Seoul Forest, Seoul

 

Seoul Forest is located in Seongsu-dong, one of Seoul's most popular areas. It was previously used for various activities, including a horse racing track, a golf course, and later a water treatment plant.

 

This forest becomes even more beautiful in autumn, when the metasequoia and ginkgo trees turn golden.

 

The trails are unpaved, making it comfortable to walk. After enjoying a picnic in Seoul Forest, visit the cafes, restaurants, or shops along the streets of Seongsu-dong.

 

2. Hwadam Botanic Garden, Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do

 

Hwadam Botanic Garden is an ecological arboretum located about 1.5 hours from Seoul by public transportation.

 

Tourists can stroll among approximately 4,300 plant species in a forest-like setting.

 

Tourists can also ride the monorail, which circles the park and enjoy stunning autumn views. Tourists strolling along the promenade deck may even encounter small wildlife, such as hedgehogs or squirrels.

 

3. Haneul Park, Seoul

 

Haneul Park is situated on a plateau at 98 meters above sea level and offers stunning views of the park and cityscape. Much of the peak is covered in magnificent clusters of silvergrass.

 

The leaves are silver in the midday sun, but turn golden a few hours before dusk. Haneul Park hosts the Seoul Silvergrass Festival every year in October, featuring light shows, cultural performances, photo zones, and more for a more immersive experience among the silvergrass.

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