Nakdong River Ecological Parks Now Vast Canvases of Blooming Buckwheat and Pink Muhly at Their Peak

Busan Nakdong River Management Headquarters: "Autumn Flower Festival"
Spectacular Scenery at Three Ecological Parks: Hwamyung, Samrak, and Daejeo

Various locations along the Nakdong River in Busan have recently become vast canvases of autumn flowers.

On October 9, the Nakdong River Management Headquarters of Busan City announced that, to welcome the autumn season, a variety of autumn flowers are in full bloom throughout the Nakdong River Ecological Parks, creating spectacular scenery.

Since May, the headquarters has been sowing autumn flower seeds, allowing visitors to enjoy yellow cosmos, Kochia, buckwheat flowers, and pink muhly at three ecological parks: Hwamyung, Samrak, and Daejeo.

At Hwamyung Ecological Park, following the Gamdong Ferry Path near Gupo Station on the urban railway, visitors can find a field of fully bloomed yellow cosmos within the lotus complex. A newly created Kochia field near the folk play yard will turn bright red in mid-October, offering a rare and impressive landscape in Busan.

The themed flowerbeds in the family park area of Samrak Ecological Park are decorated with seasonal flowers, presenting a unique charm throughout the year. In the migratory bird feeding site, a vast buckwheat flower field creates a breathtaking white wave, and the area is also gaining attention as an ecological space providing abundant food for migratory birds.

Near Parking Lot 2 of Daejeo Ecological Park, a colony of pink muhly grass forms a gentle pink wave under the autumn sunlight. Blending with the bamboo forest trail, it has become a popular photo spot for families and couples.

Kim Kyunghee, head of the Nakdong River Management Headquarters of Busan City, said, "I hope the Nakdong River Ecological Parks, colored in autumn hues, become a relaxing retreat where citizens can enjoy nature within the city."

Fully bloomed yellow cosmos in the lotus complex of Hwamyung Ecological Park.

The buckwheat flower field in full bloom within the migratory bird feeding area at Samrak Ecological Park.

Location map of the ecological park.

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