Spring Festival of The Garden of Morning Calm (아침고요수목원 봄나들이 봄꽃축제)

Introduction
The Garden of Morning Calm is one of Korea's major botanical gardens, attracting about 700,000 tourists from home and abroad anually. The garden aims to promote the beauty of Korean flowers and plants to the world. They also play a huge role in developing Korea's garden culture.
Every year during the Garden of Morning Calm's Spring Festival, the garden is covered with a rich tapestry of color from the thousands of flower and trees in full blossom. From the promenade surrounded by a refreshing pine grove, to the 330,000-square-meter flower garden, the entire arboretum overflows with nature's beauty and grace. In addition, the garden holds a range of exhibitions, cultural events, and educational programs during the festival.

Address
432, Sumogwon-ro, Sang-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do
경기도 가평군 상면 수목원로 432 (상면)

Sponsors/Management
The Garden of Morning Calm

Performance Times
8:30 ~ 20:30 (Last admission is 19:30)

Admission/Participation Fees
Adults: 9,000 won
Student: 6,500 won
Children: 5,500 won

Duration of Performance
About 1 hr 30 min - 2hrs

Transportation
[Bus]
From Sangbong Bus Terminal or Dong Seoul Bus Terminal take a bus bound for Cheongpyeong Bus Terminal

Or

Take bus 1330 at Cheongnyangni Transfer Center (in front of Lotte Department Store) and get off at the Cheongpyeong Bus Terminal.

From Cheongpyeong Terminal, take a bus bound for The Garden of Morning Calm (아침고요수목원).

[Subway]
Cheongpyeong Station (Gyeonchun Line), Exit 1.
Go left until you reach the 3-way intersection and turn right. Continue straight toward the Cheongpyeong Catholic Church. Pass by Cheongpyeong Elementary School, turn left, and you will see the Cheongpyeong Bus Terminal.
From the terminal, take a bus bound for The Garden of Morning Calm.

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