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Injegaeul Flower Festival
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Injegaeul Flower Festival

Korean name: 인제가을꽃축제

Sep 24 (Thu) ~ Oct 18 (Sun)

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  2. 2While you're here — See what's happening now from other visitors, collect festival stamps, and find food and stays nearby.
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① Before you go

What to check before your trip.

Dates
Sep 24 (Thu) ~ Oct 18 (Sun)
Hours
10:00–18:00 (last entry 17:30)
Admission
Partly paid · Free (some programs are paid)
Venue
Around Yongdae Tourist Site, Buk-myeon, Inje-gun, Gangwon State
Organizer
(재)인제군문화재단

② When you're here

What it's about, and food and stays around the venue.

About

The 2026 Inje Autumn Flower Festival celebrates the 100th birthday of Park In-hwan, a leading poet of Korean modernism, with distinctive gardens where literary sensibility meets vibrant autumn flowers. The highlight is admiring colorful autumn blooms in spaces that reimagine the poet's romanticism in a modern way, letting you savor a lingering literary mood. The festival grounds are laid out along themed paths. Start on the 'Be Happy' path with the Park In-hwan Romantic Garden, flower rest areas and the Lucky Observatory, then continue to the 'Be in Love' path with its wildflower garden and chrysanthemum bonsai exhibition, and the 'Connect' path with a cozy waterside trail and a slow mailbox…

Translated from the Korean original by ALIVE FESTA.

🍜 Food · 🏨 Stays

Info: Korea Tourism Organization · Kakao Map. Check hours and prices before you go. List your business

③ Discover Korea

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Source: Korea Tourism Organization and local government open data. Dates and prices can change — please check with the organizer before you go.