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INJE Fall Flower Festival 2026: Dates, Hours and Zones

INJE Fall Flower Festival runs from September 24 to October 18, 2026, in Inje, featuring outdoor autumn gardens, five themed zones and hands-on programs.

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At a glance

Dates September 24 – October 18, 2026 (Korea time)
City Inje
Venue Yongdae Tourist Site (용대관광지)
Address (Korean) 강원특별자치도 인제군 북면 용대리 1821-2
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Admission Free (some hands-on programs require paid fees on site)
Booking Not confirmed
English services Whether English-language guidance, English booking pages, or English-speaking staff are available is not confirmed.
Official site www.injefestival.com

What is the INJE Fall Flower Festival?

The INJE Fall Flower Festival (인제가을꽃축제) is an outdoor autumn festival organized by the Inje County Cultural Foundation ((재)인제군문화재단). Held under the theme of walking along flower trails in Inje, the event features autumn gardens, walking paths and forest activities spread across five themed zones.

Dates, venue and opening hours

The festival runs from September 24, 2026, through October 18, 2026, at the Yongdae Tourist Site (용대관광지) area in Inje.

  • Operating hours: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
  • Last admission: 5:30 p.m.
  • Location: Yongdae Tourist Site (용대관광지), 강원특별자치도 인제군 북면 용대리 1821-2

Because entry gates close at 5:30 p.m., visitors arriving in the late afternoon need to arrive before entry closes to explore the outdoor grounds.

Themed zones and programs

The festival grounds are divided into five zones:

  • Haengbok-hagil (행복하길): Features the Park In-hwan Romantic Garden (박인환 낭만정원) and the Haengun Observatory (행운 전망대) overlooking the area.
  • Sarang-hagil (사랑하길): Houses a wild flower garden, a Chrysanthemum Bonsai Exhibition Hall (국화분재 전시장) and food trucks.
  • Sotong-hagil (소통하길): Includes a waterside trail along the stream and a slow mailbox.
  • Healing-hagil (힐링하길): Features a forest cafe, a treehouse and an infant forest.
  • Wellbeing Market (웰빙장터): Offers local agricultural specialty items, chrysanthemum sales and regular performances.

Admission and activity fees

General admission to the grounds is free. However, participation fees apply for certain hands-on experiences.

  • Free areas and amenities: Infant forest, waterside trail, slow mailbox and forest cafe access.
  • Paid activities: Tree climbing, bookmark crafting and other craft experiences, as well as singing bowl meditation.
  • On-site events: Flower trail stamp tour, visit survey and rock-paper-scissors tournaments.

What to know before you go

Detailed schedules for hands-on activities and regular performances at the Wellbeing Market (웰빙장터) can change on site depending on local weather and operational conditions. If you plan to participate in tree climbing or attend outdoor shows, check daily on-site notices from the Inje County Cultural Foundation ((재)인제군문화재단) before visiting.

Questions visitors ask

What are the operating hours and cut-off times for the INJE Fall Flower Festival?

The festival operates from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Daily entry closes at 5:30 p.m.

Is admission to the INJE Fall Flower Festival free?

Basic admission to the festival grounds is free, though specific activities such as tree climbing, bookmark making and singing bowl meditation require payment on site.

Where is the INJE Fall Flower Festival located?

It is held across the Yongdae Tourist Site (용대관광지) area at 강원특별자치도 인제군 북면 용대리 1821-2.

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This page is the English edition of the Korean guide and states only what that guide confirmed against the official source. Details can change; check the official site before you go. Last checked: 2026-10-11 (Korea time).

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