Cedar entrance path
Tall cedars lead into the plantation. Start here before heading for the tea terraces; the bamboo forest adds another woodland stop.
BOSEONG
Follow the curves
of the tea hills.
Walk beside green terraces at Daehan Dawon, pause beneath the cedars, then discover the story behind your cup at the Tea Museum of Korea.
Boseong, Jeonnam · Jeolla region
THE WALK
Three ways to enjoy the plantation
Tea-field viewpoints
Pause on the designated paths to follow the lines of the hillside. Frame the curves from different heights rather than stepping into the planted rows.
Upper observation deck
The summit viewpoint can reveal the sea on a clear day. The uphill walk is optional: leave time and energy for your descent, and turn back if the path is wet or tiring.
BEFORE YOU GO
Daehan Dawon essentials
- Address
- 763-65 Nokcha-ro, Boseong-gun
- Opening hours
- March–October: 09:00–18:00
November–February: 09:00–17:00 - Admission
- Adults ₩4,000; children and seniors ₩3,000.
- Facilities
- Parking, toilets and a product shop.
- Contact
- +82 61-852-4540
Hours and fees listed by VISITKOREA, checked 23 September 2026. Confirm changes and ticket categories before travelling.
MAKE TIME FOR TEA
Add the Tea Museum of Korea
From leaf to cup
Explore tea production, historic tea wares and tea cultures from different countries. Ask in advance about workshops; a visit does not guarantee a hands-on session.
775 Nokcha-ro, Boseong-eup
Opening & admission
March–October 10:00–18:00; November–February 10:00–17:00. Last admission 30 minutes before closing.
Closed Mondays, January 1, Seollal and Chuseok. Listed adult admission: ₩1,000.
A relaxed half-day
Our suggested pace: allow about two hours for the plantation and a break, then around an hour for the museum. These are planning allowances, not official trail times. Leave extra time for transport.
Museum information and current detailsGET THERE & GET BACK
Save the exact destination
Public transport
Plan your intercity journey to Boseong Station or Boseong Bus Terminal, then check a local bus or taxi connection to . Set your actual starting point in Naver Map or Kakao Map. Check the return connection before leaving town; do not assume frequent buses.
Driving
Navigate to for the plantation parking area. The museum is a separate stop. Keep its address saved separately rather than following a generic pin for “Boseong tea fields.”
Show a driver
Please take me to the Daehan Dawon ticket office.
Where do I catch the bus back to Boseong Station?
FIRST-VISIT QUESTIONS
A little preparation, a better walk
Can I visit without climbing to the top?
Yes. Choose the entrance woodland and lower viewpoints, then return when you are comfortable. Do not treat the upper deck as a compulsory finish.
Are these photographs what I will see today?
No. These are photographs from previous growing seasons. Leaf colour, harvesting, weather and light change the view; look for recent visitor or operator updates before a photography trip.
Can I pick tea leaves?
Do not pick leaves during an ordinary walk. Ask about a supervised, bookable experience and follow the grower's instructions.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes with grip, water and weather protection. Keep your route shorter if it is hot, rainy or slippery.
What about wheelchairs or pushchairs?
Do not assume the hillside paths or upper viewpoint are step-free. Ask the plantation about current accessible routes before arrival.
What can I buy?
The plantation has a product shop. Compare loose-leaf tea and tea bags, check brewing instructions and ask which tea was grown locally. Check current café menus for drinks and desserts.
Where to base yourself
Compare accommodation in Boseong town and arrange transport to the tea fields. Check the property’s location and evening meal options before booking.
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