ContentsView article sectionsAbout Spring Flower SeasonFamous Spring Flowers in KoreaConfirming Festival DatesUse Instagram to Follow BloomsFive Places for Spring Tulips and FlowersLooking for spring flower festival information? You’ve come to the right place. About Spring Flower Season From March through May, spring flowers bloom across South Korea. Arboretums across the country will host festivals and show off their stunning gardens. The country is covered with stunning locations to view copious amounts of blooms that will make your Instagram sing. Famous Spring Flowers in Korea Famous spring blooms in South Korea include cherry blossoms, pear blossoms, apricot blossoms, tulips, canola, digitalis, lupine, daisies, grape hyacinths, azaleas, magnolia, and forsythia. Of all of these flowers, cherry blossoms and tulip photos are the most coveted by Instagram lovers. Confirming Festival Dates Since spring blossoms are a thing of nature, festival dates may change a little each year. You can easily confirm the dates of any festival or the hours of any location by contacting the free tourist help center 1330. Use Instagram to Follow Blooms Korean influencers use an amazing system for tagging their images to make it easy to track bloom progress. We have created a whole blog to help you track the best picture-taking moments across South Korea. Five Places for Spring Tulips and Flowers [Photo Credits] Header Photo: Julie O’Leary, Pyeongtaek Travelers SOUTH OF SEOUL EDITORIAL INFORMATION Article Information & History Historical Record Originally written by South of Seoul Originally published March 6, 2021 Article History October 17, 2022 Article edited About 6% of the article changed March 6, 2021 Originally published Written by South of Seoul No formal audit has been recorded for this article under the current South of Seoul editorial process. Historical article: This article has not yet been formally audited under South of Seoul’s current editorial process. It remains available as part of our publishing history and may contain information that has changed since publication. Before You Act South of Seoul articles document information available at a particular point in time. Prices, hours, services, policies, procedures, laws, eligibility requirements, transportation, contact details, and local conditions can change. Use this article as a research starting point and confirm important details using current official resources, direct contact, Naver Maps, Kakao Map, and other reliable sources when appropriate. For consequential immigration, legal, medical, or financial decisions, confirm current requirements with the relevant official authority or an appropriately qualified professional. See something that needs updating? Help us keep practical information useful. Reader reports are reviewed by our editorial team and do not automatically change this article. Website What needs attention? Select a reason Outdated information Business closed or moved Hours changed Price changed Broken link Location or access changed Policy or rule changed Contact information changed Translation issue Other What did you notice? Send to Editorial Team No name or email is required. Please don’t include private or sensitive personal information.