Written by Mare (마레), capturing moments of peace between posts.

A Gentle Reminder to Pause and Look Around

Spring has quietly arrived in Korea, painting the streets, parks, and riversides with soft pink and white petals. Cherry blossoms—벚꽃 (beot-kkot) in Korean—are in full bloom, offering a fleeting but breathtaking spectacle that reminds us how beautiful impermanence can be.

Cherry Blossom Season in Korea

Each year between late March and early April, Korea’s cherry blossoms bloom for just a few short days. Cities like Seoul, Busan, Jinhae, and Gyeongju become floral dreamlands. Locals and travelers alike stroll beneath the petal-filled trees, cameras in hand, hearts at ease.

Whether you’re walking through Yeouido Hangang Park or simply looking out your window, cherry blossoms bring a rare stillness—an invitation to pause, breathe, and be present.

Take a Moment Just for You

In the rush of daily life, it’s easy to forget to slow down. But this spring, I invite you to do just that.

Take five minutes. Step outside. Look up.
Let the blossoms remind you of nature’s quiet rhythm.

You don’t need a perfect photo.
You don’t need a plan.
You just need this moment.