Korean Maple Fall Colour — Seoraksan
Seoraksan National Park erupts in vivid crimson and gold each autumn as Korean maple and oak trees turn — the most celebrated fall foliage destination in the country.
About this spectacle
Each autumn, Seoraksan National Park transforms into one of South Korea's most breathtaking natural canvases. The mountain's slopes ignite in layers of vivid crimson, burning orange, and deep gold as Korean maple, oak, and other deciduous trees reach their seasonal peak. Visitors walking the trails near Biseondae Rock are surrounded by colour at eye level and above, with granite peaks and ridgelines framing the foliage against crisp autumn skies. Morning light catches the turning leaves at their most saturated, casting warm glows through the forest canopy. The rustling of dry leaves underfoot, the clean cool air of the highlands, and the distant sound of mountain streams combine to create a fully immersive sensory experience. This is South Korea's most celebrated fall foliage destination, and at peak colour the park fills with visitors who come specifically to witness the spectacle.
When to go
Mar — Nov, peak Oct — Nov
Getting there
Nearest airport: GMP. Nearest city: Chuncheon.
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