Suncheon Bay Nature Reserve

Suncheon Bay Nature Reserve is renowned for its vast reed fields, the highlight of the area. Boasting the largest reed field in Korea, equivalent to the size of 760 soccer fields, it reaches its peak beauty from late October to early November. The endless golden waves of reeds create a breathtaking spectacle. The reeds grow tall, swaying in the wind and producing a soothing rustling sound that brings a sense of calm and healing.

The well-maintained wooden deck trails make it easy for families with elderly members or children to stroll comfortably through the reed forest. Without any extravagant installations, this place naturally becomes a perfect spot for capturing stunning photos. Simply standing amidst the golden reeds under the clear autumn sky can result in emotionally rich photographs. Visiting around 3 PM, just before sunset, allows you to witness the reeds glowing brilliantly under the sunlight, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere. Pairing this visit with Suncheon's famous cockle set meal makes for a perfect trip that delights both the eyes and the palate.

Post by WandererRamzi | Oct 14, 2025