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Boseong Green Tea Festival 2024 in Boseong, Jeollanam-do, South Korea

보성다향대축제 2024

May2024
3 –7
Fri–Tue
Past edition

3 May 2024 to 7 May 2024

This edition has ended. It is kept as a record of what the 2024 festival offered. The current information is on the Boseong Green Tea Festival page (Expected May 2027).

Venue this year. Nine county festivals were combined into one program of 72 events in eight fields.

Dates3–7 May 2024
WeatherMay average 24/11 °C (74/52 °F), 122 mm of rainMonthly averages, not a forecast: Korea Meteorological Administration climate normals, 1991–2020, Jangheung station, about 15 km away.
VenueKorean Tea Culture Park전라남도 보성군 보성읍 녹차로 775
AdmissionEntry to the festival grounds and the Korean Tea Culture Park is free; Daehan Dawon plantation next door charges ₩4,000 for adults.
Next edition2025: 2–6 May 2025

Program

  • 3 Mayopening ceremony at Boseong Public Stadium together with the 47th Residents' Day, joint performance with Hadong County
  • Tea culture pavilions for Boseong, Hadong, China and Japan; tea-ware rental for use around the grounds
  • 4 Maydrone light show and Daily Concert near Boseong Station; 4–6 May Seopyeonje Boseong Sori Festival
  • 4 MayBoseong Green Tea Marathon; 4–5 May Optimist national sailing championship at Yulpo
  • 5 MayChildren's Day event on the Korean Tea Culture Park lawn

Prices

ItemPriceNote
Festival admission—Not stated in the 2024 sources opened

Notes on the 2024 edition

47th edition; theme 'The temptation of a thousand years of tea, Boseong's proposal'.

About the festival

The Boseong Green Tea Festival (보성다향대축제) is a five-day tea festival at the Korean Tea Culture Park in Boseong, Jeollanam-do, Korea's best-known tea-growing county. The 49th edition ran 1–5 May 2026; the 50th is expected in early May 2027. Festival grounds are free; the neighbouring Daehan Dawon plantation charges ₩4,000. Go to pick and pan-fire tea leaves beside terraced hillside fields.

Transport, booking, crowd and accessibility details are on the main Boseong Green Tea Festival page, which covers every edition.

Source

Facts checked
16 October 2026, against the sources listed below.

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