Spring
10-20°C, with warmer temperatures arriving by May. · Moderate during March and April, with rainfall averaging 50-100mm per month.
Cherry blossoms paint the landscape in pink and white, and cool breezes carry the scent of blossoming flowers.

Photo: Yeji Yoo (Unsplash License)

3 landscapes · 3
South Korea is a land of amazing nature with stunning mountains, colorful flowers, and lively animals. You'll find beautiful cherry blossoms in spring and bright yellow ginkgo leaves in fall. In the forests, creatures like deer and charming otters play. Let’s discover these natural treasures and learn how to take care of them together!
Climate Overview
South Korea enjoys four distinct seasons, each offering its own unique weather and exciting things to explore in nature!
10-20°C, with warmer temperatures arriving by May. · Moderate during March and April, with rainfall averaging 50-100mm per month.
Cherry blossoms paint the landscape in pink and white, and cool breezes carry the scent of blossoming flowers.
25-30°C, sometimes rising above 30°C in July and August. · Heavy, especially in July due to monsoon season, reaching up to 300mm.
Forests come alive with thick, green leaves, and the sounds of cicadas fill the warm air.
15-25°C, with comfortable and crisp days. · Low, with drier and cooler weather ideal for outdoor adventures.
Bursting with colors—red, orange, and gold—leaves drift gently from the trees.
-10-5°C, with the coldest weather in January. · Low, but snow can fall, especially in mountainous areas.
White snow carpets the ground, creating a winter wonderland perfect for sledding and building snowmen.
Best time: Autumn, when the entire area glows with mesmerizing fall colors.
Why it stands out: Home to the rare Korean fir tree and spectacular rock formations.
Best time: Spring, for blooming flowers and refreshing trails.
Why it stands out: Contains over 1,300 species of plants and animals, a haven of biodiversity.
Best time: Spring or autumn, to enjoy pleasant weather while exploring its unique landscapes.
Why it stands out: Features the world's longest lava tube system with spectacular cavern formations.
Towering peaks draped in forests, these majestic mountains change colors with the seasons.
Lives here: Spotted deer and colorful pheasants make their homes in these rugged terrains.
Golden sandy beaches line the coast, inviting play and discovery beside the waves.
Lives here: Watch for scuttling hermit crabs and swooping seagulls.
A lush canopy of towering trees offers a habitat full of vibrant wildlife.
Lives here: Foxes, wild boars, and chirping magpies find shelter under the thick branches.
Conservation Spotlight
78
Moderate pollution level
Air pollution
What kids can do:
In South Korea, you can experience snow in winter and beautiful blossoms in spring, unlike sunny Indonesia where it's warm all year!