Dabdani Hydrangea Garden on Olle Trail 8

Jeju Island's famous hydrangea spot, Dabdani Hydrangea Garden, operates with an admission fee. The fee is 6,000 KRW per person, but for children over 36 months, elementary school students, and Jeju residents, the fee is reduced to 5,000 KRW upon presenting ID or relevant documents. If you'd like to take a single hydrangea flower, you can pay an additional 1,000 KRW. Note that card payments are not accepted; admission fees can only be paid in cash or via bank transfer. Upon entering the hydrangea garden, visitors are greeted by vibrant hydrangeas blooming throughout the farm. Although the cloudy weather slightly dampened the overall scenery, the sight of hydrangeas blooming among the green trees truly brought the feeling of summer to life. The garden features photo zones designed to capture memories with family, partners, or friends amidst the colorful flowers. During peak hours, visitors may need to wait in line to access these spots. As you venture deeper into Dabdani Hydrangea Garden, you'll find wooden chairs strategically placed to allow visitors to take photos with the flowers as a backdrop. Each photo zone showcases hydrangeas of different colors, and the paths are well-maintained, making them accessible for wheelchairs and strollers. However, if visiting with children, extra care should be taken to prevent accidents. Among the photo spots I personally visited, the most picturesque location was near the ticket booth next to the parking lot. The red-roofed building in the background, combined with the colorful hydrangeas, created a perfect composition for capturing stunning photos.