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Spring in Korea

A Spring Surprise in Guro-gu: Discovering the Hidden Plum Blossoms of Banseok Church

March 27, 2026March 27, 2026 by Ploy

Spring in Seoul is always a race against time, but sometimes the best views aren’t the ones on the “Top 10” lists—they’re the ones you stumble upon while simply getting to know your new home. We recently moved into the Guro-gu area, and as the air started to lose its winter chill, we headed out …

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Spring in Korea Travel

Seoul’s Secret Spring: The Ultimate Guide to Plum Blossom Viewing Spots

March 20, 2026March 27, 2026 by Ploy

While the world raves about Korea’s cherry blossoms in April, those in the know understand that the real herald of spring is the humble, hardy plum blossom (maehwa). Before the cherry trees even think about budding, the plum trees burst into a fragrant display of whites, pinks, and deep magentas. There’s a certain poeticism to …

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Guides + Tips Spring in Korea

Spring is Calling: A Guide to the Enchanting Yongdap Plum Village

March 19, 2026March 27, 2026 by Ploy

We are officially in the middle of the third chapter of 2026—March! In Seoul, the air is softening, the breeze is getting warmer, and if you look closely, the city is waking up with hints of green and tiny flower buds. Due to the unusual warmth we’ve been experiencing this year, the blossoms have made …

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Guides + Tips Spring in Korea

Seoul Forest in Bloom: A Map to the Magical Spring Flowers

March 2, 2026February 6, 2026 by Ploy

Seoul Forest (서울숲) is arguably the crown jewel of Seoul’s spring season. But let’s be real—the park is huge. While having tons of hidden corners around the lake is a vibe, it’s also a recipe for sore feet and “where-am-I” fatigue. If you’re tired of walking aimlessly and want to spend more time snapping pics …

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Spring in Korea

Stepping Into Spring: A Visit to Namsangol Hanok Village

January 26, 2026January 8, 2026 by Ploy

Nestled right at the foot of Namsan Mountain, in the very heart of Seoul’s bustling urban landscape, lies a beautiful pocket of tranquility: Namsangol Hanok Village. This isn’t just any park; it’s a carefully preserved collection of five traditional Korean hanok houses from the Joseon Dynasty, complete with a tranquil pavilion, a flowing stream, and …

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Spring in Korea Travel

(closed) PERC SEOUL – Cafe with Flowers View

June 21, 2021February 23, 2023 by Ploy

Opened in March 2019 next to the Mamma Mia Cafe, the most popular pink cafe in Apgujeong neighborhood, but PERC SEOUL just came to my attention this spring when the fully-developed trees grown in its side yard were in full swing with flowers. PERC SEOUL is a two-story cafe with an outdoor terrace on the …

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Spring in Korea Travel

Discovering Unhyeongung: Seoul’s Hidden Gem for Spring Blossoms

June 1, 2021February 9, 2025 by Ploy

This March marked a special milestone for me—10 years of living in Korea. Over the past decade, I’ve explored countless corners of this vibrant country, from its bustling cities to its serene countryside. Yet, much to my surprise, I had never heard of Unhyeongung until recently. It was a stunning Instagram post that introduced me …

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