E-World Blossom Picnic: The Must-Visit Spring Destination

2025 E-World Blossom Picnic Opens March 15 with Stunning Cherry Blossoms in Daegu

The 2025 E-World Blossom Picnic will be held from March 15 to April 6, offering one of Korea’s most spectacular cherry blossom experiences.

E-World, home to Korea’s earliest blooming cherry blossoms, boasts three times more cherry blossom trees than Yeouido, creating a breathtaking pink landscape during the day and an enchanting nighttime spectacle with a dazzling lighting show.

This year’s event is extra special as E-World celebrates its 30th anniversary with a variety of exciting performances and events.

The main event, “30th Magic Dreams”, will feature a celebration party with Bibi Friends, while lucky visitors will have the chance to win exclusive gifts through the “Lucky 30th Guest” event, rewarding the 30th and 300th visitors of the day.

On March 22, a special live concert featuring guest artists and a stunning fireworks display, “E-World Counting Magic Stars,” will light up the night sky.

Visitors can also enjoy stunning panoramic cherry blossom views from the park’s observatory and take countless Instagram-worthy photos at the various photo zones, including a carousel, a red double-decker bus, and a cherry blossom garden.

Even after the cherry blossoms fade, a vibrant display of tulips and other spring flowers will continue the floral celebration.

E-World Blossom Picnic is a ticketed event. The all-day pass costs KRW 49,000 for adults, KRW 44,000 for teenagers, and KRW 39,000 for children.

The night pass is available at KRW 35,000 for adults and KRW 33,000 for teenagers and children. Visitors can check the official E-World website for discount information and detailed event schedules.

An E-World representative stated, “To mark our 30th anniversary, we’ve prepared the most spectacular cherry blossom festival yet. We invite everyone to join us this spring and create unforgettable memories at E-World.”

This unique natural phenomenon occurs due to tidal changes, creating a 2km-long path between Hoedong-ri in Gogun-myeon and Modo-ri in Uisin-myeon.

Every year, thousands of visitors from around the world gather to witness and experience this extraordinary event, often referred to as the “modern-day miracle of Moses.”

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🎒 Natural Note

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