Overview
Camellia Hill in Seogwipo is the largest camellia garden in Asia, with over 6,000 trees of 500 varieties. The camellias bloom most beautifully from winter through early spring (Nov-Mar), with photo zones throughout. Well-maintained walking paths make it family-friendly. Admission KRW 9,000.
Opening Hours
08:30-18:00 (varies seasonally)
Travel Tips
Camellias are in full bloom in winter (Dec-Feb). Bring your camera - plenty of Instagram-worthy spots.
Hotels near Camellia Hill
Hotels and guesthouses in Jeju, Seogwipo-si, Jeju
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