Lavender Festival

Goseong Lavender Festival celebrates the purple lavender flowers covering the fields. It is 12th year for this annual festival.The festival offers a variety of performances, exhibits and programs that revolve around the flowers.
Sokcho Abai Village

In Sokcho we will see the Abai Village where North Korean refugees settled after the new borders were established. Eat traditional North Korean foods like Sundae made from the people of the Abai Village.
Lavender Festival

Goseong Lavender Festival celebrates the purple lavender flowers covering the fields. It is 12th year for this annual festival.The festival offers a variety of performances, exhibits and programs that revolve around the flowers.
Lavender Festival

Goseong Lavender Festival celebrates the purple lavender flowers covering the fields. It is 12th year for this annual festival.The festival offers a variety of performances, exhibits and programs that revolve around the flowers.

Lavender Festival & Sokcho Abai Village

Overview

Goseong Lavender Festival celebrates the purple lavender flowers covering the fields.
It is 12th year for this annual festival
The festival offers a variety of performances, exhibits and programs that revolve around the flowers.
Lavender perfume-making (12,000won), cooking pizza (12,000won), photo exhibits, lavender pocket making (4,000won), and making lavender ice cream(6,000won) are a few of the unique activities that attendees can enjoy.
We will visit Sokcho, the town next to the famous Seoraksan Mountain, for lunch
In Sokcho we will see the Abai Village where North Korean refugees settled after the new borders were established
Eat traditional North Korean foods like Sundae made from the people of the Abai Village
See the beautiful coastline looking out to the East Sea

We will be taking trip to here every day from June 10th to 23rd, so choose a date you want to go and make a reservation now!

* Price : 45,000won
* Includes : Round trip bus, English speaking guide, tips, entrance fees

What to Expect

21 010 — Visit the Abai Village known for being where North Korean refugees settled after the borders changed between South and North Korea

21 001 — See beautiful, flowing lavender fields such as this

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Pick up site

1) Hongik Univ. Station(Starbucks near exit 8)
-Address 166-6, Donggyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul
-Public Transportation : Hongik Univ. Station(Line 2, AREX).
Go out to Exit 8 at Hongik Univ. subway station and walk straight 100 meters and then you will see Starbucks(2-minute walking distance)
-Please call us at 010-4242-5536 if you have any problem to find the pick up site

2) Lotte hotel in Myeongdong(near Eulji-ro 1-ga station)
-Address : 30,Eulji-ro, Jung-gu, Lotte hotel, Seoul
-Public Transportation : Eulji-ro 1-ga station(Line 2) 3 minute walking distance(Exit No.8)
Go out exit 8 at Eulji-ro 1-ga station and walk straight150 meters and then you will see Airport Limousine bus stop

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