Photo: Korea Tourism Organization450 Bulgapsa-ro, Bulgab-myeon, Yeonggwang-gun, Jeollanam-do
Lycoris radiata, heralding the beginning of autumn, is blooming once again at Bulgapsa Temple, an ancient temple embracing a thousand years of history, and at the foot of Mt. Bulgapsan, which preserves the beautiful nature of the four seasons. Celebrating its 26th anniversary, the Yeonggwang Bulgapsan Lycoris Festival invites visitors to a special moment where nature and people connect amidst a sea of red flowers. Diverse programs are held throughout the mountain and along the trails, centering on the clusters of millions of Lycoris flowers spread across the Mt. Bulgapsan area. During the day, visitors can admire the scenery where nature and flowers harmonize, while at night, the nightscape of Lycoris flowers, illuminated by soft lighting, offers a different kind of emotional experience. With performances, exhibitions, and hands-on activities, as well as events featuring the character "Sangsaho," this is a festival that everyone, regardless of age or gender, can enjoy together. It is a time to walk slowly along the red-tinged Lycoris flower paths, share memories with loved ones, and escape from the busy daily routine to rest your mind. It is a place where the comfort, excitement, and sentiments of love conveyed by nature linger. You can experience a special start to autumn at the Yeonggwang Bulgapsan Amaryllis Festival, where autumn flowers bloom first.

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