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Where to Visit During Autumn in South Korea and Some Holiday Tips for You

Gilbert Lee
Gilbert Lee
06 Sep 2022

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Where to Visit During Autumn in South Korea and Some Holiday Tips for You
Gilbert Lee
Gilbert Lee
06 Sep 2022

Autumn in South Korea – South Korea is a gorgeous country all year around, and also there is something remarkable about autumn for everyone. If you are desperate to see the enhancement of falling leaves, gentle colors, and pleasant weather, this is a top-notch country to visit~

This time, tiket.com has all the information that you need to have a once-in-a-lifetime trip, from stunning view places to advice on what to wear during your visit so that t-mates can make memories with friends or loved ones that they will treasure forever.

Read also:

  • Itinerary Guide to South Korea for the First Timers!
  • Food Hunting 101: What and Where to Eat in Seoul
  • Channel Your Shopping Spirit in Seoul

Let’s Take a Look on South Korea Flight Rules

There are a few things that t-mates should know beforehand if you want to add some extra excitement to the holidays. All of South Korea’s latest travel regulations can be found at the link attached below. Happy reading, t-mates~

RECENT REGULATIONS TO SOUTH KOREA

What to Wear During Your Exploration in Comfort

T-mates have to thank the cool autumn mornings and sunny afternoons, since you will be able to wear lightweight comfortable clothing. Here are a few essentials for autumn in Korea that tiket.com has summarized:

  • T-shirts
  • Long sleeve tops
  • A thin jacket
  • Dresses
  • Cardigans
  • Sweaters
  • Jeans
  • Leggings
  • Boots or sneakers

Other than that, we also recommend that you pack a thin and light jacket for September and October, as well as a warmer coat for November. If you’re traveling between mid-October and late November, don’t forget to bring a scarf and a pair of gloves, t-mates!

It may be a wise action to bring a lightweight umbrella so that you are prepared for any unexpected situation. You wouldn’t go wrong by bringing a pair of sunglasses for September’s sunny afternoons. Just ensure that you bring comfortable footwear, as some tours or traveling alone will be so active.

Treat Your Eyes with Autumn Foliage View in Korea

Numerous travelers adore the autumn in Korea and so do tiket.com due to its brilliant colors it brings alive. Those who enjoy photography and nature-related activities should not miss this opportunity because we have compiled a list of it just for you, t-mates!

First Stop – Yangju Nari Park

Let’s unwind by taking a visit to Yangju Nari Park, which is filled with several lovely flora. The growth of a shrub called Kochia is one of its charms. These adorable, round, clustered plants will turn crimson in the fall, so t-mates should not miss out on this opportunity.

This section summarizes how to visit this location:

  • Take Seoul subway line 1 to Yangju Station
  • Take exit 2 from Yangju Station and turn left when exiting. At the light in front, cross the street to the left-hand bus stop
  • Take bus #80/#77-1 and get off at Haedong Village (since it’s near to the flower field) or the next stop, at Nari Park (close to parking lot 1). Or you can take a taxi for 9 minutes
  • And finally, walk you way to Yangju Nari Park for 3 minutes

Operational days & hours: Every day, 9AM – 4PM

Address: 458 Mansong-dong, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea (Check on Google Maps)

Leave Your Footsteps at Dumulmeori

Take yourself to see Dumulmeori. As the location where two rivers converge, Dumulmeori possesses a beauty that is comparable to that of other locations in Korea. There are willow trees, an ancient-style ferry pier, and a 400-year-old Zelkova tree that will entice you to appreciate the tranquility of the area, which is a frequently utilized  filming setting for Korean dramas, ads, and wedding photographs.

So, if your t-mates are seeking photographic ideas, Dumulmeori can be included on one of your lists. You also have three options for getting to the ecotourism destination: bike (10 minutes), walking (30 minutes), or by taxi (6 minutes). Aside from Dumulmeori, you can also visit other equally lovely locations, such as Semiwon Garden, Bukhangang Railroad Bridge, one of the numerous local strawberry farms, and Yangsuri Traditional Market.

Operational days & hours: Every day, 24 hours

Address: Dumulmeori-gil, Yangseo-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea (Check on Google Maps)

Explore the Garden of Morning Calm

Want to enjoy the gorgeous entrancing blend of Japanese larch, Korean winter hazel, ginkgo, katsura and maple trees, t-mates? Then, you need to visit this place full of surprises. It is not only spacious but also lovely because it is planted with almost 5,000 species of plants and 22 diverse themes.

T-mates can also visit on a purpose from December to March if you wish to attend the Light Festival. Not to mention, The Garden of Morning Calm is the oldest private garden in Korea, founded by Professor Han Sang-kyung with goal to create a world-class garden that celebrates the beauty of Korea.

To make it easier for you to reach The Garden of Morning Calm, you can save the following as notes:

  • Take the subway to Cheongnyangni Station, then exit 4 and walk to Cheongnyangni Train Station
  • Next, take the ITX train to Cheongpyeong
  • From Cheongpyeong Station (exit 1), take city bus no. 30-6/30-7 to The Garden of Morning Calm, the terminal stop, 25 minutes. If preferred, taxi from Cheongpyeong Station to The Garden of Morning Calm takes around 17 mins

Operational days & hours: Monday – Friday, 8.30PM – 12AM and Saturday – Sunday, 8.30PM – 12AM & 12AM – 7PM

Address: 432 Sumogwon-ro, Sang-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea (Check on Google Maps)

Tour Around the Olympic Park

T-mates, don’t you dare to miss this in your vacation. Be the first to capture the worthy Instagram photo of captivating Cosmos flower field. It is worthwhile to explore this large park in Seoul, where you can also find pink muhly grass.

Because Olympic Park is a legacy from the 1988 Seoul Olympics and houses South Korea’s largest sports arena. It is now a place for locals to relax and unwind, so t-mates can easily visit this location by taking Olympic Park Station (line 5, exit 3) or Mongchontoseong Station (line 8, exit 1).

Operational days & hours: Every day, 5AM – 11PM

Address: 424 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea (Check on Google Maps)

Traverse through Haneul Park

Aside from the Pink Muhly Grass that is constantly in a matter of discussion, Haneul Park is also renowned for its Seoul Silver Grass Festival, during which the Pampas Grass is in full bloom, so it’s the time for t-mates to check out this destination in October.

Until the Seoul Metropolitan Government chose to convert the place into a large-scale environment and ecological park, this location was once a garbage dump containing more than 92 million tons of trash. Isn’t that amazing for the changes, t-mates?

Instead of waiting in the long line for the shuttle bus to take you to the top of Haneul Park during the busy autumn season, t-mates may like to climb the 291-step Haneul Park Stair. The stair is quite popular and the quickest way to reach the summit on foot.

The top of Haneul Park features 22 vantage points, including an artistic-looking observation deck that provides tourists with breathtaking views over Seoul and its major attractions, including Namsan Seoul Tower, Bukhansan Mountain, and Han River.

Worry not, tiket.com will provide you with directions so you may arrive at the World Cup without getting lost:

  • Take World Cup Stadium Terminal (line 6, exit 1)
  • Turn right, proceed around the stadium, then proceed towards the main road when you see World Cup-ro
  • Take the road on the right
  • Cross the roads at the first major intersection to reach the park diagonally to your right
  • Pass the parking lot to reach the park gate in front of you for 10 minutes stroll

Operational days & hours: Vary month to month based on sunset time, 7.30PM -10.00PM

Address: 482 Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul, South Korea (Check on Google Maps)

Channel Your Youth with Yonsei University

Want to feel what it’s like to be a college student, particularly if you can do it part-time in the fall. It’s the finest of both worlds, wouldn’t you agree, t-mates? As one of Seoul’s most beautiful and renowned campuses. Three Gothic-style buildings covered with crimson ivy vines, a garden, and an avenue of ginkgo trees have been a filming set for a Korean drama.

To make it easy for t-mates to visit Yonsei University, use Sinchon Station (line 2, exit 2/3) and walk for 18 minutes to the three most popular Gothic-style buildings (side-by-side) on the campus. Isn’t it very easy?

Operational days & hours: Monday – Friday, 9AM – 5PM 

Address: 50 Yonsei-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, South Korea (Check on Google Maps)

Plan Your Autumn Trip to Korea Now

There you go, now, you have a wonderful starting point for planning an autumn trip to South Korea, as well as advice on what to wear and bring. Although there are always more locations to visit and amazed by its own view, the destinations listed above are among the best and most popular in South Korea for a reason.

BOOK YOUR FLIGHT TO SOUTH KOREA

You better watch out and begin planning your autumn trip to South Korea as tiket.com has prepared and guarantee you with tiket Free Protection for your upcoming vacation.

Don’t forget to install and update your tiket.com application over the holidays so that t-mates’ friends and family can receive daily discounts and updates!

 

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