Cool Muhly Grass Photo Ops Near Pyeongtaek
This muhly grass in Pyeongtaek blog post started as a list of 5 and quickly grew to a list of 7! You will find plenty of muhly grass photo spots close to Osan Air Force Base or Camp Humphreys. We look forward to seeing your photos on Instagram of these muhly grass photo ops near Pyeongtaek.
- About muhly grass in South Korea
- Warning About Parking and Traffic
- When does pink muhly grass become pink?
- Where to find muhly grass photo ops near Pyeongtaek
- How do I know if the muhly grass is in bloom?
- How to find muhly grass photo locations across South Korea
- The Weather in Pyeongtaek
- Groups to Find Muhly Grass Photo Ops Near Pyeongtaek
About muhly grass in South Korea
Native to North America, muhly grass originates in Florida. Since Instagram became a craze in South Korea, many locations have planted this popular pink to attract folks looking for the perfect fall photos. You can find muhly grass planted at tourist attractions and cafes across the country.
Warning About Parking and Traffic
During seasonal events such as Muhly grass, fall colors, etc – traffic and parking may not feel fun. Prepare yourself for this and make adjustments so that the inconvenience doesn’t ruin your mood and your day.
- Schedule a LOT of extra time
- Listen to an audio book while you wait
- Make sure the games have a show or something to entrain themselves
Learning to manage your expectations and emotions is a key part of living in a new culture. Especially one where people love to go do things together making traffic and parking more complicated.
When does pink muhly grass become pink?
Muhly grass usually becomes pink in September in South Korea. Changes in weather can impact the perfect time for muhly grass photos. Later in this article, we will cover how to make sure the pink muhly grass location you want to visit is ready for a photo op.
Where to find muhly grass photo ops near Pyeongtaek
Lots of folks living at Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Force Base in Pyeongtaek, South Korea love to get their Instagram shots with Muhly Grass each year. Yes, we know that everyone loves these shots but Search Engine Optimization (SEO) requires that we call out Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Force Base residents in order to ever have this blog found on Google. Here we are sharing the 7 best spots for muhly grass photo ops near Pyeongtaek.
If you have any locations you think we should add to this list, please let us know!
Baram Saemaeul
031-663-5453
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Description:
A park popular for their pink Muhly grass in the fall in Pyeongtaek.
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 고덕면 새악길 43-62
Hangul Name:
바람새마을
Naeri-munhwa Park
031-618-8446
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Description:
Whether youre looking for a playground, a jogging spot with beautiful scenery, a picnic beside the river, or a camping spot, this large park offers many possibilities. Included picture of the map for more details.
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 팽성읍 내리길 64-23
Hangul Name:
평택내리문화공원
Sopung Park And Camping
031-663-5453
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Description:
A stunning park with an attached camping area. There is a wood working shop and small animal exhibit.
Hangul Address:
경기도 평택시 고덕면 궁리 494-1
Anseong Farm Land
031-8053-7979
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Description:
Fun park for young children. Bring additional money for rides and entrance fee.
Hangul Address:
경기 안성시 공도읍 대신두길 28
Hangul Name:
농협안성팜랜드
In Forest Cafe
0507-1344-0613
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Description:
A stunning countryside cafe that embraces nature. A perfect spot for pink grass photography as well.
Hangul Address:
충남 천안시 서북구 성거읍 송남리 133-1
Hangul Name:
이숲카페
Pins Coffee
041-562-5300
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Description:
Pins Coffee is a spacious glass-walled café known for its high ceilings, cozy aesthetic, and seasonal pink muhly grass field that makes it one of Cheonan’s top photo-spot cafés. Inside, you’ll find warm wooden tones, photo zones, and a relaxing vibe perfect for couples, families, or friends. The menu includes handcrafted coffee, fruit ades, and a wide selection of baked goods such as bagels, croissants, and cakes. Free parking available.
Hangul Address:
충남 천안시 동남구 해솔1길 27-29
Hangul Name:
핀스커피
Asan Ginkgo Tree Road
Description:
Asan Ginkgo Tree Road is a lovely walk, especially for watching the leaves change color in Autumn. You will find cafes, convenience store, and even a shrine along the walk. Various places to park along the walk but the roads may be tight.
Hangul Address:
충청남도 아산시 염치읍 백암리 243-2
Hangul Name:
아산은행나무길
How do I know if the muhly grass is in bloom?
To find out if the muhly grass photo ops near Pyeongtaek are in season, use Instagram. You can check at your local Instagram muhly grass ‘hotplace’ (the Korean term for a popular location) via the tags on Instagram and sorting by recent images. This way of searching Instagram gives you instant weather and bloom reports based on folks’ posts from that area. Check out our post on how to maximize your Instagram use while here to get up-to-date information.
You can use the South of Seoul app to make your Hangul Instagram search easier since you can copy the Korean name of each location and post it on Instagram with a #. Here is a little tutorial on how the South of Seoul app can help you check out the current conditions of locations around South Korea.
Step 1: Search South of Seoul by keywords “Muhly grass” or “Pink Grass”
You can search “Closest” or “Newest” locations added depending on what you are looking for.
Step 2: Copy the Hangul name of the location
To do a solid search on Instagram you need the name written in Korean. Very limited information is available using English or romanized names.
Step 3: Paste the Hangul name with a hashtag
Step 4: Sort by ‘Recent’ posts on Instagram
Step 5: Look a the recent posts
How to find muhly grass photo locations across South Korea
You can search ‘핑크뮬리’ on Naver to discover muhly grass photo locations across all of South Korea.
The Weather in Pyeongtaek
You will enjoy viewing muhly grass the most if you go either on a day with good air quality or in your preferred weather. However, you can also enjoy the parks if you go prepared for incidental weather and the current air conditions. Here is what is happening currently in Pyeongtaek so that you can determine what is right for you right now.
Current Air Quality in Pyeongtaek
Air quality and weather change throughout the day. However, having an idea of what the air quality is right now can help make decisions easier. You can download the Air Matters App for your phone to keep current on changing air quality conditions throughout the day. You can even set up alerts.
Godeok, Pyeongtaek Air Quality
Bijeondong, Pyeongtaek Air Quality
Groups to Find Muhly Grass Photo Ops Near Pyeongtaek
Want to know more great muhly grass locations across South Korea? Join one of the following groups.
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Blogs published under the authorship of “South of Seoul” include blogs compiled by multiple volunteers to improve access to standardized information unrelated to individualized personal experiences.
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Founded in 2015, the South of Seoul team consists of volunteers on three continents working together to support English-speaking people traveling or living in South Korea. South of Seoul volunteers work with organizations and individuals across South Korea to improve equitable access to information across South Korea. Much of South of Seoul's information focuses on Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. Blogs published under the authorship of "South of Seoul" include blogs compiled by multiple volunteers to improve access to standardized information unrelated to individualized personal experiences.
