Things to Do in Korea in April, 2025
April is one of the best times to visit Korea with warm weather, cherry blossom festivals, and outdoor events to enjoy.
What to See, Eat and Do in Korea (and Beyond)
April is one of the best times to visit Korea with warm weather, cherry blossom festivals, and outdoor events to enjoy.
Clio is one of Korea’s most popular beauty brands and they just launched a Harry Potter collaboration that’s nothing short of magical. So it’s fitting there is be an equally magical pop-up to celebrate the release. I’m not going to lie, I have been anticipating this ever since they started hinting at it on their Instagram back in February.
Don’t let all the pretty photos on Instagram and videos on TikTok fool you, cherry blossom season in Korea is REALLY tricky. There are cherry blossoms everywhere, but finding the right place at the right time is difficult if not impossible depending on the season. That’s why we’ve put together 5 tips to make sure you make the most out of your trip to Korea.
This year, Lunar New Year falls on February 10th with the holiday starting on February 9th and ending on the 12th. The entire country will be abuzz with the four-day weekend so expect longer lines and more crowds. But the tradeoff is all the amazing events worth to fill our days and nights!
March is officially the start of spring, warm weather, cafe culture, and (of course) cherry blossom season. It’s time to put away our winter coats as cafes prepare their outdoor seating just in time for airline tickets to start going up. There’s more to see, eat and experience, but that also means larger crowds.
Seoul Grand Park’s cherry blossoms are beyond gorgeous. We’ve been to cherry blossom festivals all over Korea including Jinhae and it’s hard to compete with the vistas at Seoul Grand Park.
March is quickly approaching, which means it’s almost Suga Day! March 9th marks the birthday of our beloved Yoongi. And if you happen to be in Seoul, there are lots of birthday projects and cup sleeve events to check out!
The forecast for cherry blossom season in 2025 has finally been released. Warmer climates make a slow approach from south meaning Jeju and Busan will see their cherry blossom trees blossom over a week earlier than northern regions like Seoul.
For most people, February’s most iconic holiday is Valentines Day. But for BTS ARMY it’s, without a doubt, J-Hope Day! February 18th marks the birthday of our favorite ray of sunshine Hobie. And if you happen to be in Seoul, there are lots of birthday projects and cup sleeve events to check out!
February will start with Seoul Fashion Week and continue on with Lunar New Year events through the middle of the month. And, thank to a healthy helping of winter activities, there’s going to be a lot to do as winter slowly warms into spring.
This year, Lunar New Year falls on February 10th with the holiday starting on February 9th and ending on the 12th. The entire country will be abuzz with the four-day weekend so expect longer lines and more crowds. But the tradeoff is all the amazing events worth to fill our days and nights!
January is a the heart of winter in Korea so expect subzero temperatures for the majority of the month. We get a few days of snow throughout the country, but that shouldn’t stop you from enjoying all the activities the country has to offer.