Camellia Hill
Camellia Hill is a themed garden holding one of the largest camellia collections in Asia, with thousands of trees representing hundreds of varieties, timed so that some species bloom in nearly every season, though the peak show runs from late autumn through winter into early spring when most temperate gardens elsewhere are dormant. Outside camellia season, other seasonal flowers and the garden's general landscaping still make for a pleasant walk.
It's a specialty destination best suited to visitors specifically interested in gardens or flower photography, with winter being the standout season given how few other flowering gardens are active in Korea at that time of year.
Camellia Hill FAQs
Different varieties bloom across nearly all seasons, but the peak display runs from late autumn through winter into early spring, unusual timing that few other Korean gardens can match.
It holds thousands of camellia trees representing hundreds of varieties, among the largest such collections in Asia.
It's a pleasant garden walk regardless, but the camellia displays are the main draw, so timing matters if that's your priority.
About an hour to walk the main garden paths.
Yes, a general admission fee applies.
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