Traveling to Jeju with a 16-Month-Old Baby / Camellia Hill / Winter Flower Viewing / Day 2


I have finally started recording my trip to Jeju Island.

This was Jeju Island, where I went during the Lunar New Year holiday in late January to early February, and now I’m posting the records of the second day.

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I had the best hairtail at Chunsim’s and visited Camellia Hill nearby.

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Although I have been to Jeju Island many times, this is my first time visiting Camellia Hill.

It was my first time.

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Camellia Hill is famous for being a filming location for the drama “My Love from the Star,” which has made it a major tourist attraction in Jeju.

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It seems that many people do self-wedding photos here.

There are many pretty places to take selfies everywhere.

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Although the weather was cold, the camellias that bloom in winter make it feel like spring despite being winter.

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I expected to see beautiful camellias in full bloom, but it seems they weren’t well maintained, which was a bit disappointing.

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Camellia Hill

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However, it seems that there’s no place better than here to see camellias.

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Inside, there is a traditional Jeju house.

We took pictures in front of it happily with my parents-in-law.

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The photo I took with the green grass and red flowers under the blue sky turned out quite pretty.

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Yani didn’t get to see much of the flowers and fell asleep in her mom’s arms.

She woke up later.

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Yani, who couldn’t see many flowers,

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has seen the flowers well only with her mom and dad and grandma and grandpa.

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If you follow the path, there is a small greenhouse.

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Inside, there were various flowers besides the camellias.

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I didn’t particularly like camellias, but

I started to like them while looking at camellias.

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The language of camellias is waiting, noble love, and passionate love.

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The camellia blooms in the cold winter while others can’t bloom in spring, summer, and fall, waiting for me.

the camellia bloom in the cold winter.

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Therefore, among the bare branches, the red camellias seem to stand out more.

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The course at Camellia Hill takes about 1 to 2 hours.

It’s nice because it’s a level path without any uphill sections.

Walking along this flat trail was enjoyable.

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Personally, it felt similar to the Jade Garden in Gapyeong.

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