2025 Seoul International Garden Expo at Boramae Park
- FLip Korea
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Looking for the perfect weekend destination that blends beauty, tranquility, and inspiration? Look no further than the 2025 Seoul International Garden Expo, now open at Boramae Park! From May 22 to October 20, 2025, this expansive event transforms one of Seoul’s most beloved parks into a vibrant landscape of artistry, sustainability, and serenity.
An Immersive Garden Experience
Spanning approximately 120,000 square meters, the expo boasts 111 meticulously designed gardens from local and international designers, horticulturists, and artists. Each garden tells a story — weaving together culture, nature, and creative vision. Whether you're a plant enthusiast, a photography lover, or just seeking a peaceful retreat, the garden expo has something for everyone.
Expect to see:
Thematic floral installations that reflect the expo’s core theme: “Seoul, Green Soul.”
Sustainable landscape designs showcasing eco-friendly gardening practices.
Interactive spaces for meditation, relaxation, and hands-on gardening experiences.
Aesthetic Delights & Instagrammable Moments
The dreamy, fairy-tale-like aesthetics of the gardens are made for your camera lens. Curated for visual delight, the expo features:
Hidden nooks perfect for quiet reflection or couple selfies.
Artistic walkways and pavilions designed to complement nature.
Vibrant color palettes and textures that shift with the seasons.
Whether you’re capturing the morning dew on roses or golden-hour sunlight through ornamental grasses, every frame is a potential masterpiece.
Why Boramae Park?
Located in the heart of the city, Boramae Park is a beloved urban oasis with rich history and ample green space. The park’s natural topography and open layout make it the perfect canvas for a large-scale garden exhibition. Its accessibility by public transport also makes it an ideal day-trip location for families, couples, and tourists.
Special Events & Activities
Throughout the exhibition period, visitors can also enjoy:
Weekend garden concerts
Gardening workshops and lectures
Eco-friendly product markets
Guided garden tours in multiple languages
These events are designed to enhance your understanding of garden culture while providing fun, engaging experiences for all ages.
Plan Your Visit
📍 Location: Boramae Park, Seoul
📅 Dates: May 22 – October 20, 2025
🎟️ Admission: Free (Some workshops and activities may require pre-registration)
🌐Website: Here
🌿 Theme: Seoul, Green Soul
By Subway
Line 7: Get off at Boramae Station, Exit 2. Walk 681m toward the main entrance of Boramae Park (approx. 10 min).
Line 2: Get off at Sindaebang Station, Exit 4. Walk 337m toward the south gate via Munchang Elementary School (approx. 6 min).
Sillim Line:
From Boramae Park Station, Exit 1: Walk 212m to the Park Management Office (approx. 3 min).
From Boramae Hospital Station, Exit 1: Walk 69m to the east gate (approx. 1 min).
By Bus
Main Gate Stop (Boramae Park Main Entrance)Get off at "Boramae Park"
Village Bus (Dongjak): 05
Green Bus (Local): 5531, 5536, 5623, 5633
Blue Bus (Main): 900, 150, 505
East Gate Stop (Boramae Park East Entrance / Lotte Gwanak Branch)Get off at "Boramae Park / Lotte Gwanak"
Village Bus (Dongjak): 05, 05-1
Green Bus: 5516, 5525
Blue Bus: 153
Parking Information
Main Gate Parking Lot (Boramae Park Main Gate)
Access via Daebang-ro after passing under Daebang Station Underpass toward Daerim-dong
Also accessible via Siheung-daero → Daebang-ro
Capacity: 78 spaces
Hours: 09:00–22:00
Fee: 360 KRW per 5 minutes / All-day pass: 14,000 KRW
East Gate Parking Lot (Boramae Park East Gate)
Address: 28, Boramae-ro 5-gil, Dongjak-gu (722-1, Sindaebang-dong)
Capacity: 30 spaces
Hours: 09:00–21:00
Fee: 250 KRW per 5 minutes
Disabled Parking (Seoul Southern Welfare Center for the Disabled)
Address: 40, Yeouidaebang-ro 20na-gil, Dongjak-gu (722, Sindaebang-dong)
Capacity: 10 spaces
Fee: Free (Closed on weekends)
Don't miss this unique opportunity to connect with nature in the city and witness Seoul’s green transformation firsthand. The Seoul International Garden Expo is more than just an exhibition — it’s a celebration of nature, art, and urban healing.