Lost in a sea of tulips 🌷✨ Spring in Seoul never disappoints.

Visiting Seoul Park during tulip season was nothing short of magical. The park was in full bloom, with endless rows of vivid tulips in shades of yellow, red, pink, and purple, creating a vibrant canvas against the backdrop of fresh spring greenery. It felt like walking into a postcard.
I spent a sunny afternoon wandering through the floral pathways, soaking in the fresh air and taking countless photos. The tulip beds were incredibly well-maintained, and the park had a peaceful atmosphere—perfect for a spring day escape from the city's hustle and bustle.
🌸 Tips for Visiting During Tulip Season
📅 Best Time to Visit:
Tulip season in Seoul usually runs from mid-April to early May, depending on the weather. Try to visit in late April for the best blooms.
📍 Where to Go:
Popular tulip spots in Seoul include Seoul Grand Park, Seoul Forest, or Olympic Park.
The photo above looks like a scene from Seoul Grand Park’s botanical gardens or a tulip-themed festival area.
🕒 Timing:
Visit early in the morning or late afternoon for soft natural light and fewer crowds.
📸 Photography Tips:
Wear neutral or contrasting colors to make your photos pop against the flowers.
Bring a wide-angle lens or smartphone with portrait mode.
Crouch low (like in the photo!) to get eye-level with the tulips for the most dynamic shots.
👗 What to Wear:
Comfortable shoes for walking (you’ll be exploring a lot).
Sunglasses and light layers—the spring sun can be warm even with a breeze.
🍱 Picnic Idea:
Many parks allow picnicking, so bring along some snacks or Korean dosirak (lunch box) to enjoy among the flowers.
🚫 Respect the Flowers:
Please don’t pick the tulips or step into the flower beds. Stick to paths and designated areas for photos.
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