Large-Scale Flower Fields at Hwamyeong, Daejeo and Samnak Ecological Parks

Kochia, Pink Muhly and Chrysanthemums Bring Vibrant Colors to Each Park

From golden cosmos to pink muhly and crimson kochia, Busan's ecological parks along the Nakdong River have burst into autumn color. Each park offers its own colors and scenery, making them ideal places to enjoy the autumn atmosphere close to the city center.


The Busan Nakdong River Management Headquarters said it had created seasonal flower gardens at Hwamyeong, Daejeo and Samnak Ecological Parks to welcome residents and tourists.

Yellow cosmos at the lotus garden in Hwamyeong Ecological Park.

Yellow cosmos at the lotus garden in Hwamyeong Ecological Park.

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At Hwamyeong Ecological Park, a 34,000-square-meter field of yellow cosmos stretches out, creating an autumn scene with golden blooms blending with the flow of the Nakdong River. A nearby aquatic plant garden also features an 8,800-square-meter kochia field. Crimson kochia, windmill and swing photo spots, and signs bearing sentimental messages come together to create a picturesque setting.


At Daejeo Ecological Park, visitors can see a 10,000-square-meter field of pink muhly. Its softly hued pink blooms draw attention as a popular autumn photo spot.


The family-themed flower garden at Samnak Ecological Park is planted with 4,060 flowering plants from eight species, including chrysanthemums. The charming flower beds offer visitors another attraction. The chrysanthemum garden covers 114,000 square meters.



Jo Gyeong, head of the Busan Nakdong River Management Headquarters, said, "I hope visitors will make beautiful autumn memories at our ecological parks, filled with seasonal flowers."

Pink Muhly at Daejeo Ecological Park.

Pink Muhly at Daejeo Ecological Park.

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