The exhibition runs alongside an international agricultural food fair featuring 273 companies from 17 countries

The Jinju Chrysanthemum Exhibition is running at Jinju Sports Complex in South Gyeongsang Province through Nov. 8, according to the Jinju city government.

This year’s exhibition presents approximately 110,000 chrysanthemum works, up from around 100,000 in 2024 and 105,000 in 2025. The venue also includes photo zones featuring hot-air balloons and Hamo, Jinju’s otter mascot.

A chrysanthemum-planting program has been expanded to accommodate 12,000 seedlings. Visitors can plant and tend to the flowers as part of the exhibition’s public activities.

The event coincides with the Jinju International Agriculture and Food Expo at the same venue. A total of 273 companies from 17 countries are participating in the expo.

The agricultural fair features food and farming-related displays, performances and hands-on programs. Activities include making rice doughnuts, natural dyeing and assembling aroma necklaces.

Both events will continue at Jinju Sports Complex until Nov. 8.

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