A 10-day plum blossom festival is taking place March 7-16 in Gwangyang, South Jeolla Province, one of Korea’s must-see seasonal events.

Admission to the 33-square-meter grove of plum blossom trees in Seomjingang Village costs 5,000 won for adults after discounts.

Visitors can shop for food and souvenirs with vouchers worth the price of their admission tickets. Visit gwangyang.go.kr/tour.

Mark your calendar for a tour of trails lined with cornelian cherry dogwood in Gurye County, South Jeolla Province.

The trails will be open for free March 15-23, with guided tours available for those with online reservations.

It takes about 50 minutes to walk the mostly flat 2.5-kilometer trail. Street food will be sold nearby. Check out the latest at gurye.go.kr/tour.

Check out the Spring Flower Festival on Jeju Island.

Hueree Park showcases a field of yellow canola flowers alongside red plum blossoms through April 13.

The park, open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., charges admission fees starting at 10,000 won, with discounts available. Pets must be on leashes. Visit hueree.com.

Stop by Byukchoji Gardens, a park in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, home to a greenhouse of exotic flowers and plants.

Sculptures are scattered throughout the park, which is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. A cafe at the park offers light meals.

Admission is 10,500 won for adults, with discounts for children and teenagers. For the latest information, go to bcj.co.kr.

Beartree Park in Sejong City is a garden and zoo, featuring everything from cactuses and pine trees to peacocks and bears.

Hiking trails and scenic routes make the compound appealing to adults and children alike.

With discounts, entry fees start at 13,000 won for adults. The park is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. For more information, visit beartreepark.com.