Your first visit to Pyeongchang
Begin in Pyeongchang with temples in the Odaesan area. Woljeongsa and Sangwonsa are separate destinations, rather than stops on a short urban stroll.
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Begin in Pyeongchang with temples in the Odaesan area. Woljeongsa and Sangwonsa are separate destinations, rather than stops on a short urban stroll.
Read the guide →Choose Naksansa Temple and the coastal scenery of Hajodae as separate visits in Yangyang. Neither swimming nor a long coastal hike is required to enjoy these stops.
Read the guide →Begin in Hongcheon with Sutasa Temple and the Rural Theme Park on its approach. This guide focuses on two places in Yeonggwimi-myeon, rather than a tour of the entire county.
Read the guide →Choose between mountain temples and forests in Inje. Baekdamsa and Wondae-ri Birch Forest are separate outings, rather than stops on one short walk.
Read the guide →In Gwangju’s Dong-gu, choose Jeungsimsa on the slopes of Mudeungsan or the National Asian Culture Center downtown. Plan transport separately between the mountain temple and the cultural venue.
Read the guide →Choose a performance venue and open lakeside spaces in Gwangju’s Seo-gu. Check current programmes and transport separately for Gwangju Performance Maru and Pungam Lake.
Read the guide →Begin a history-focused visit in Yeoju with Silleuksa by the Namhangang or a Joseon royal tomb. Silleuksa and the tomb of King Sejong and Queen Soheon are separate destinations requiring transport.
Read the guide →Choose Cheongnyongsa or Seoknamsa near Seounsan to explore temple architecture in Anseong. This guide does not propose a casual mountain-path walk between them.
Read the guide →Start in Gunpo with its urban Azalea Hill or Banwol Lake. Flowering seasons and current scenery may differ, and transport between the two stops needs separate planning.
Read the guide →Choose reservoir scenery or a history park in Gyeongsan. Bangokji and Samseonghyeon History and Culture Park are separate stops in Namsan-myeon, so arrange transport.
Read the guide →Begin with the old road and gates at Mungyeongsaejae. Add the Museum of Old Roads as a separate visit without feeling obliged to walk every gate in one outing.
Read the guide →Choose the river bend at Hoeryongpo or the streamside pavilion of Choganjeong in Yecheon. These are separate visits requiring transport, rather than one short continuous walk.
Read the guide →Choose Eunhaesa or Imgo Seowon to explore historic places in Yeongcheon. The temple and academy are in different locations, so plan transport and access separately.
Read the guide →Explore a historic garden and village culture in Yeongyang. Seoseokji and Dudeul Village are in different townships, so arrange transport separately.
Read the guide →Choose temple trees or historic town-wall scenery in Cheongdo. Unmunsa and Cheongdo Eupseong require separate journeys and do not form a short walking route.
Read the guide →Explore an ancient grotto and Hanbam Village in Gunwi, now part of Daegu. The app’s original Gunwi GID is retained; check transport and access separately for the two stops.
Read the guide →Visit Jarasum and the Garden of Morning Calm in Gapyeong. Namiseom belongs to Chuncheon and is not included among this area’s stops.
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