Camellia Hill 카멜리아힐
Jeju · Jungmun & Andeok · Parks & nature
A garden of thousands of camellia trees, planted along gentle paths with photo corners, glass buildings and seasonal flowers. The camellias bloom from late autumn through winter, an unusual time to see a big flower garden in Korea, and in summer the hydrangeas take over. Plan about an hour and a half of strolling, with benches, cafes and small shops along the route.
Each photo stop has its own character, from an old stone wall to a pastel archway, so everyone ends up with a favorite. Dogs on a leash are allowed. Tickets can be bought online; prices and opening times may change.
English signs are limited, but maps help.
It is about 45 minutes by car from Jeju Airport, with a large free parking lot. A local bus runs toward Andeok, but plan a taxi for the last part of the route. (Show a driver: 카멜리아힐)
Show this Korean name to your taxi driver or match it to signs: 카멜리아힐
- Best time to visit
- Weekday morning in winter when the camellias are in bloom, or early summer for hydrangeas.
- Pair it with
- O'sulloc Tea Museum is a short drive away, and Bonte Museum is a few minutes on the same road.
- Great for
- Couples, Families with kids, Parents
- Local tip
- A botanical garden known for camellias in winter and hydrangeas in summer. Advance online tickets are available. Weekday mornings are calmer, and pets on a leash are allowed.
- Reservations
- Buy tickets online in advance