Camellia Hill Botanical Garden

We arrived when it was snowing. The garden is a spectacular showcase of Camellias in their winter blossoming. The park has many photo corners, arranged around several acres of land that looked serenely beautiful with the snow sharpening nicely the red, pink and white Camellias. The paths were thoughtfully laid to make walking through the flowers truly amazing. Just be careful not to slip in the spots where the snow was wet.

Flowers were nice. Grass area was on point at the start of November. A lot of renovations going on, which was a little disappointing but I'm sure future visitors will appreciate it. We had lunch before we bought tickets which gave us 50% discount on tickets

Beautiful garden with lots of route to explore and take photos of the flowers, currently winter season camellia is in season. Cafes and shops included.

lovely place. lots of flowers. nice garden the entrance fee is relatively higher than the national parks in Jeju but it is worth it if the pink mummy is in season

November 2024 visit. It’s been one year and I’m still reminiscing about Jeju and all the wonderful experiences we had there! Although it was warm and early in the season, I still enjoyed many beautiful blossoms. The shops and cafés were nice too. In particular, I loved the gift store with its camellia-themed souvenirs. The hand cream (see picture) transports to the Garden! First, there is a scent of green leaves and trees. Then, a subtle floral fragrance. I’ve never written a Google review about a hand cream before. Nowadays, I’m actually EXCITED every time it rains: I can use my umbrella with camellias. I will return!

The Autumn Garden is really beautiful and worth our trip there although we didn’t see many Camellia Flowers in full bloom in October.

Most of the flowers not in bloom yet. Experienced spoilt by the dozens of little insects flying all over your face. Weekend so it was slightly crowded. Not worth the 10k won, unless you really love flowers.

For people going during summer, pls remember to bring umbrella! There is rarely any shades and I even got a sunburn. Went during July so managed to see hydrangeas! There is a map provided near the ticket booth and it’s really easy to navigate using the map as it is a one direction route (signs are available inside the garden too). No need to pre book tickets, can just buy at the booth.