Nature & seasonsSeoul (Songpa-gu), Seoul

Seokchon Lake Cherry Blossom Festival 2024 in Seoul (Songpa-gu), Seoul, South Korea

석촌호수 벚꽃축제 2024

Mar2024
27 –31
Wed–Sun Opening ceremony 27 March, 18:00
Past edition

27 March 2024 to 31 March 2024 · Opening ceremony 27 March, 18:00

This edition has ended. It is kept as a record of what the 2024 festival offered. The current information is on the Seokchon Lake Cherry Blossom Festival page (Expected Mar/Apr 2027).

Dates27–31 Mar 2024
HoursOpening ceremony 27 March, 18:00
VenueSeokchon Lake (East Lake and West Lake), Songpa Naru Park서울특별시 송파구 송파나루길 206 (신천동)
AdmissionEntry: Free
Previous edition2023: 5–9 Apr 2023
Next edition2025: 2–6 Apr 2025

Program

  • 27 Maropening concert (singer Soyou and others)
  • 28–30 Mardistrict choir and silver orchestra, youth busking, acoustic pop and jazz
  • 31 Mar'Full Bloom' concert, closed by the girl group HI-KEY
  • Blossom gate at the East Lake entrance, photo zones with the district mascot Hahahoho, caricatures, face painting, candle-making and a flea market

Prices

ItemPriceNote
EntryFree

Notes on the 2024 edition

Brought forward nearly ten days on 2023 because of the early bloom. The lights were mounted above head height after complaints about glare from ground-level lights in 2023. About 23% of the budget went on safety, with more than 200 safety staff a day and real-time crowd analysis.

About the festival

The Seokchon Lake Cherry Blossom Festival is Songpa-gu's free spring festival around Seokchon Lake, beside Lotte World Tower in south-east Seoul, where about 1,000 king cherry trees line a lit lakeside path of about 2.5 km. The 2026 edition ran 3–11 April; the 2027 dates follow the bloom and are expected between late March and mid-April, announced only about ten days ahead. Take Line 2 or Line 8 to Jamsil Station, Exit 2 or 3, and walk about five minutes.

Transport, booking, crowd and accessibility details are on the main Seokchon Lake Cherry Blossom Festival page, which covers every edition.

Source

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

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