- On this tour, you can stay in a traditional hanok accommodation and directly experience Korea's unique architecture and lifestyle culture. At the same time, you can spend relaxing time in nature such as mountains, valleys, and forest trails, enjoying Korea's beautiful scenery and peaceful atmosphere together.
- You can fully feel the charm of Korean nature that changes with each season, such as crimson autumn leaves, tranquil temple forest paths, clear skies, and clean valleys. With the changing scenery and colors of nature as your backdrop, you can take walks or photos, making every moment of your trip special.
- Various activities such as forest walks, traditional cultural experiences, and immersive media art appreciation are harmoniously combined, allowing you to heal both body and mind beyond just sightseeing. With an itinerary that blends nature, art, and tradition, you can escape your busy daily life and fully enjoy your own leisurely time.
- You can visit various places such as traditional houses, temples, and museums to experience Korea's history and culture. The stories of Korean tradition and history that you learn and feel during your trip add depth to your journey, making it a special experience for understanding Korea beyond simple tourism.
- Whether it's a traditional hanok, autumn foliage, forest trails, or immersive media art, every spot is perfect for taking memorable photos, allowing you to remember the special moments of your trip for a long time. You can create special memories unique to Korea by recording moments with family, friends, or your partner.
Seoraksan
Seoraksan National Park is Korea's 5th national park and was designated as Korea's first UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1982.
It is also recognized as a well-managed protected area internationally and is included in the IUCN Green List.
Popular K-POP Group Bus Stop + Jumunjin Beach
This is the place where a popular K-POP group's album cover was shot, and you can feel their footsteps while looking at the sea and healing.
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Ojukheon
This is the birthplace of Yulgok Yi I (pen name: Yulgok), a scholar and politician of the Joseon Dynasty. Built in the early Joseon period, it was designated as a treasure in 1963 and has historical value.
Inside the house is Mongnyongsil, where Yulgok was born, as well as various buildings such as Munseongsa (a family shrine), Sarangchae (men's quarters), Eojaegak, Yulgok Memorial Hall, and Gangneung City Museum.
Those who wish can also try on hanbok here (separate payment required).
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Arte Museum
In a space of about 1,500㎡, 12 diverse digital media art works are exhibited.
The works, created with the local characteristics of Gangwon-do and Gangneung, the center of the Baekdudaegan mountain range, provide an immersive experience by combining not only visual experiences but also emotional music and scents. Visitors can be completely immersed in the works and deeply feel the charm of art.
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Gangneung Central Market
Opened in 1980, Gangneung Central Market is a traditional market representing Gangneung, Gangwon-do, and operates daily. Various products are sold, and you can get a glimpse of the lives of Gangneung locals and taste the region's simple foods. In particular, garlic bread and chicken are must-try recommended foods at the central market.
Woljeongsa Temple
The Woljeongsa pine forest trail is about 1km long, with over 1,700 fir and pine trees standing tall towards the sky.
This temple has a thousand-year history, and the phytoncide scent and peaceful nature of the forest trail provide healing whenever you visit. It is also famous as a filming location for the TV drama "Goblin."
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Gangneung Korean-Style Camping Barbecue
This is a camping barbecue area where you can enjoy barbecue while looking at the Gangneung mountains, surrounded by healing mountain scenery. Experience the atmosphere of Korean-style camping! (Not included in the itinerary / additional purchase recommended)
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Room Information
Gangneung Ojuk Hanok Village
All rooms are traditional hanok and provide a comfortable stay with modern amenities. Ojuk Hanok Village is a space as comfortable as home.
Standard Room
- Room layout: Living room, bathroom, Korean-style ondol room
- Room size: 32.4m²
- Occupancy: 2~3 people
- Included: Bedding set, TV, telephone, refrigerator, Wi-Fi, coffee pot, hair dryer
Standard Numaru
- Room layout: Korean-style ondol room, numaru (raised wooden floor), living room, bathroom
- Room size: 39.6m²
- Occupancy: 3~4 people
- Included: Bedding set, TV, telephone, refrigerator, Wi-Fi, coffee pot, hair dryer
