Bijarim Forest
An eastern itinerary comparing a seasonal flower farm with an old Japanese nutmeg forest.
Visitor guide →Eastern Jeju · Gardens and botanical gardens
Boromwat
Boromwat is a farm in the Pyoseon foothills with buckwheat and seasonal flowers. It suits a leisurely photography and relaxation visit around the broad flower fields and café; check flowering conditions and opening hours for the season.
Travel planning at a glance
Boromwat is a flower farm at 표선면 번영로 2350-104. Seasonal scenery includes spring and autumn buckwheat flowers and summer hydrangeas and lavender. Allow 1–1.5 hours for flower-field walks and photos, checking current flowering and changed summer hours separately.
Boromwat at a glance
- Attraction type
- Gardens and botanical gardens
- Visit area
- East
- Planning reference
- 1–1.5 hours (editorial estimate)
- Essential visit information
- Check flowering and seasonal operating notices, and plan garden, cafe and activity time separately.
Operating and access information is based on the official sources below. Recommended routes and visit durations are editorial suggestions. Check each place's description to see whether waiting, meals and similar time are included, and allow separate time for travel between places.
Boromwat · Jeju Tourism Organization introduction ↗ · Checked
Boromwat's buckwheat and seasonal flower fields
Boromwat is a Pyoseon farm combining agriculture and garden visits. Official descriptions introduce buckwheat flowers in spring and autumn, with hydrangeas and lavender in summer. White buckwheat fields and purple or blue flowers are not always visible together; choose according to flowering during your trip.
Outdoor flower fields and a cafe let you divide photography and rest. View oreum and farmland together from designated paths rather than entering the fields. Choose animal or train activities only where programs actually operate on your date.
Boromwat · Jeju Tourism Organization introduction ↗ · Checked
Plan Boromwat visits using flowering photographs and operating notices
Our editorial suggestion is 1–1.5 hours for walks and photographs. Official tourism information retains regular garden hours alongside a 2026 summer-hours change notice, so do not apply one schedule throughout the year. Check garden, cafe and separate activity hours individually.
Popular photo locations can take time during full bloom; leave flexibility for meals and your next stop. Before or after flowering, or under cloudy skies, adjust the visit to enjoy the fields' scale and seasonal farm scenery rather than expecting a particular flower color.
Boromwat · Jeju Tourism Organization introduction ↗ · Checked
Choosing flower-garden walking areas with children and pets
With children, observe flower colors and differences between crops, then choose cafe rest or an activity currently operating. Cultivated plants are not merely decorations; do not pick flowers or enter fields for photos. Prepare for wind and sun too.
For pets, first check official small-dog restrictions and leash and waste-cleanup rules. Garden access does not automatically extend to every indoor facility or activity. Divide daylight flower viewing and rest to adjust the walking load for your group.
Boromwat · Jeju Tourism Organization introduction ↗ · Checked
From Pyoseon's uplands to Bijarim or Seongeup
Navigate to Boromwat's entrance at 표선면 번영로 2350-104. This upland location differs from coastal Pyoseon attractions; check the actual entrance and parking. Calculate the distance from your bus stop separately and plan the return walk too.
Bijarim offers a comparison between flower fields and old woodland, while Seongeup Folk Village adds local living culture. Choose the direction that fits your route first. If photography took a long time in the fields, shorten the next walk.
Visitor location · 제주특별자치도 서귀포시 표선면 번영로 2350-104
Location reference ↗Boromwat · Jeju Tourism Organization introduction ↗ · Checked
Where to go after Boromwat
Seongeup Folk Village
Add a historic village where residents' daily life continues after visiting an upland farm.
Visitor guide →Frequently asked travel questions
When can I see buckwheat flowers at Boromwat?
Official tourism information introduces buckwheat flowers in spring and autumn. Actual sowing, flowering and weather change the scenery; check photos and notices for your visiting period.
Do Boromwat's flower fields and cafe share opening hours?
Garden, cafe and activity hours differ. Official information includes seasonal changes; check each operation for your date.
How much time should I allow at Boromwat?
Allow 1–1.5 hours for flower-field walks and photographs. Meals, separate activities and photo queues may take longer.
Can I enter Boromwat's flower fields for photographs?
Take photographs from designated viewing paths. Protect cultivated areas and flowers, and follow access signs.