See the Autumn Flowers of Gyeongnam this Fall

 Chrysanthemum Park in Changwon 

Changwon is known to have many parks in the area but use of a name of a flower for a park seems unique. There is a rose garden as well in Changwon but Chrysanthemum is a special flower in Changwon. 

Masan Gagopa Chrysanthemum Festival are held every year in Changwon and is visited by thousands of people every year during the period.

The park is named "Chrysanthemum Park" but you can see many different flowers growing here all seasons. It is a great spot for couples to date and for families to spend quality time. 

 Chrysanthemum is bloomed in all different colors and the scent is really special. 

 The festival is until November 8th so don't miss it~!

 Cosmos Flower at Bukchon, Hadong 

Cosmos is a symbol of autumn flower in Korea. At Bukchon Hadong cosmos flowers bloom from the fields of Bukchon Station. 

 At Bukchon Cosmos festivals are held every year as well and can see cosmos flowers everywhere in the village. Many tourists come to take pictures at autumn here.
 Other areas to see cosmos flowers in Gyeongnam include Gyeongwha Station in Jinhae and Dukbang-gil in Haman.

 Siberian Chrysanthemum at Sanmum Songlim Park in Milyang 

Located at the center of the city, you will be able to see the path fully bloomed of Siberian Chrysanthemum. 

 The park is located in a peaceful and quite area. It is great place for taking a stroll around. Siberian Chrysanthemum is not just has the benefit of its beauty but is also used for medical herbs as well. It has an outstanding benefits for women's disease.

Red Magic Lily at Sanho Park in Changwon 

The red magic lily is a very unique flower. The colors and shape of the flower is unique but also by the fact that its roots are poisonous. From past it was used as a pesticide by grinding the liquid out of the flower. 

 Sanho Park is one of the biggest habitat of red magic lilies in Gyeongnam and it blooms only during the fall season.

How about seeing these unique and elegant flowers in Gyeongnam this fall?