• Gangneung Jungang Market - Gangneung Jungang Market is a traditional market renowned for its array of famous Korean street food. Additionally, it features an underground fishery market that is a must-visit! Over the years, Jungang Market has grown, incorporating more nearby vendor shops.
• Gangneung Wolhwa Street - Once a railway site running through Downtown Gangneung, Gangneung Wolhwa Street now hosts numerous events, cultural performances, and weekend night markets. It is also celebrated as the setting for the love story of ‘Muwolrang’ and ‘Yeonhwa’ from the Silla period.
• Ojukheon - Ojukheon House offers a glimpse into the lifestyle and architecture of the Joseon Dynasty. As one of the oldest preserved Korean-style houses, it was designated a National Treasure in 1963 for its historical significance. This house was home to Shin Saimdang and her son Yulgok Yi I, a renowned philosopher. While their names may not be familiar, their faces are, as they are the first mother and son featured on Korean currency. Shin Saimdang appears on the 50,000 won bill, and her son on the 5,000 won bill.
• Gyeongpo Beach - Located in Gangneung, Gyeongpo Beach is famous for its fine sandy shore, making it an ideal spot for ocean activities or a leisurely walk along its 1.8 km stretch. Beaches on Korea’s East Coast are celebrated as the country’s finest. Gyeongpo Beach is nestled between the ocean and Gyeongpo Lake, with a nearby pine tree and wooden park to enjoy.
• Anmok Beach - Anmok Beach is a charming white sand beach adjacent to the renowned Anmok Coffee Street, where each alley is steeped in coffee culture history. From the first sip to the lingering aroma, this lively street offers a sensory journey through coffee craftsmanship. Discover aesthetic cafes, meet new people, and savor freshly brewed coffee flavors.
• Hyangho Beach - This location is famous for being featured in several dramas and is home to the iconic BTS Bus Stop! This bus stop appeared in their “You Never Walk Alone” album, released in 2018, featuring the hit song “Spring Day.” Many international fans visit to recreate the iconic album cover.
• Daegwanryeong Samyang Ranch - Explore Samyang Roundhill, Asia’s largest green pasture, where nature meets celebrity allure! Home to cows, sheep, and even ostriches, it offers a picturesque escape from modern life. Discover five trekking courses totaling 4.5 km, each with its own unique charm. This popular Korean drama filming location features iconic spots like the Lover’s Concerto tree from “Mister Sunshine,” “Goblin,” and “Tales of the Nine Tailed 1938.” BTS selected it for their 2021 winter package, attracting fans eager to recreate their idols’ moments. Climb the East Sea Observatory at 1,140m for breathtaking views of Pyeongchang and Gangneung Beach.

• Private transportation
• Entrance Fees
• Ramen
• English Speaking Tour Guide

• Meals and any other personal expenses

Explore the hidden gems of Gangneung with our exclusive tour package! Begin your journey at the vibrant Jungang Market, where the aroma of street food beckons and local vendors showcase their finest treats. Stroll through the artistic streets of Gangneung Wolhwa, lined with charming cafes and shops, before stepping back in time at the historic Ojukheon, home to Korea’s joseon dynasty.

Next, unwind at the picturesque Gyeongpo Beach and Anmok Beach, where serene waters and quaint fishing boats set the scene for relaxation. Don’t miss the breathtaking sunset at Hyangho Beach, a favorite spot among travelers and BTS enthusiasts alike. Finally, ascend Samyang Round Hill for panoramic views and indulge in trekking, sheep feeding, and a delightful ramen tasting experience amidst nature’s embrace.

Discover Gangneung’s rich culture, flavors, and natural beauty with our planned itinerary, ensuring an unforgettable adventure at every sites!

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