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GANGNEUNG IN KOREA – 10 AWESOME THINGS TO DO

Why Visit Gangneung in Korea?

Gangneung boasts a delightful mix of stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant local cuisine. Whether you’re into history , a nature enthusiast, or a foodie, Gangneung has something for everyone!

At the foot of the Taebaek and Odaesan mountains, Gangneung has several cultural and historical treasures, such as the folk festival Danoje (recognized by UNESCO). It is also a young and dynamic place, with concerts, trendy coffees, surfing spots etc.

While living in Seoul for 3 years , we enjoyed going to Gangneung many times and in any season. The seaside is surprisingly beautiful with clean although cold water.

Key Takeaways from a visit to Gangneung in Korea

– Gangneung is renowned for its history, its culture and its beaches with turquoise waters . – During the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympic and Paralympic Games, the city hosted ice hockey, curling, and skating. It also housed the athletes’ village and the press center. – The first time we drove to Gangneung we were impressed with all the pine trees right beside the beaches. It is a great spot for morning or afternoon walk. – There are many things to see in Gangneung and on the rest of the east coast!

The more we went to Gangneung, the more we started to explore the area. So here is our list of top things to do in Gangneung.

BEST THINGS TO SEE IN GANGNEUNG

1. visit some of the most beautiful beaches in korea.

The east coast of South Korea is well known for its beautiful white sandy beaches. The official beach season starts at the beginning of July, but it is possible to swim in the clear and turquoise waters earlier if you want. However, the Koreans are wisely waiting for the official opening of the beaches.

Here are some of our favorite beaches near Gangneung

Jeongdongjin Sunrise Park

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Jeongdonjin Sunrise Park is said to be the perfect place to start a day in Gangwon-do. To the point that people come especially from Seoul to see the sun appear in the sea. With its park of contemporary sculptures, its impressive boat hotel, its picturesque train station and its sandy beaches, Jeongdongjin Park is also known for its tranquility and its romantic environment.

In the 1st of January, it is the tradition that Koreans wake up early to see the sunrise. Some will climb a mountain to see it from a vantage point, however, many will drive to the east coast and especially to Jeongdonjin. It is said that this is the place to admire the sunrise first, as it is the easternmost part of South Korea .

Gyeongpodae Beach

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Gyeongpodae Beach is the largest beach on the East Coast and is located approximately 1km from the Gyeongpodae Pavilion, famous for its view of the sunrise.

Gyeongpodae Beach is especially known for its fine, powdery white sand, perfect for beach goers who like to go barefoot. The beach is also known for its beautiful pine forest surrounded by sand.

In Gyeongpodae you can also have some fun with banana boats, jet skis, water skiing or other water sports activities. If you prefer to relax, the Gyeongpo tourist car will take you around Gyeongpodae to visit the surroundings.

Every year between the end of July and the beginning of August, the place also hosts the ‘Summer Music’ festival. This festival allows you to enjoy concerts by famous groups while enjoying various activities.

We enjoy going to Gyeongpodae, as this is one of the longest beach in South Korea, with white sand and beautiful surroundings. It is located the closest to Gangneung.

Naksan Beach

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Naksan is also one of the most famous beaches near Gangneung. It is located in the nearby town of Yangyang . 1,810m long, the purity of its sand and clear turquoise water make it a beach appreciated by many visitors.

The area is also surrounded by a Pine forest, which makes the surroundings beautiful. The sunrise from the Uisangdae pavilion represents an unforgettable experience.

Nearby, it is also possible to visit Naksan Temple, one of the most beautiful in South Korea.

>>READ: FULL GUIDE TO VISIT NAKSAN TEMPLE

2. Visit the culture sites of Seongyojang and Ojukheon

Seongyojang residence.

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Having belonged to a wealthy family who came to settle in Gangneung over 300 years ago, the Seongyojang residence is perfectly located according to Korean geomancy: a water point at the front – Gyeongpo Lake – and mountains at the back.

The site is very well preserved and is part of the national folk cultural heritage of South Korea. It has hosted many poets and artists during the Joseon Dynasty, and it continues to host artistic and literary events. The residence has always been the largest in size, just after the royal palaces. It has several buildings, each with a specific function, and the houses with tiled roofs.

The residence and the park are beautiful and relaxing sights full of history. This is a must-see while in Gangneung.

Useful information about The Seongyojang residence in Gangneung :

• Address: 63 Unjeong-gil, Gangneung-si, Gangwon-do
• Opening: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (March to October); 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (November to February)
• Price: adults, 5,000 won; students, 3000 won; children, 2000 won

Ojukheon House

Another aristocratic residence, Ojukheon, is just a 15-minute walk from Seongyojang. We choose to walk and cross the Gyeongpo Ecological Park and its magnificent fields. We are at the beginning of October, the colors are superb.

The term “Ojukheon” means “the house of black bamboo”. Indeed, this house was built in the heart of a black bamboo forest, at the beginning of the Joseon dynasty. It has kept its original architecture intact, which led to it being designated National Treasure No. 165 in 1963.

The residence has seen the birth of two emblematic Korean figures, which you surely have already seen if you ever held a Korean Won banknote: Shin Saimdang (1504-1551), an artist, which appears on the 50,000 won bills. His son Yulgok Yi I (1536-1584), a philosopher, on those of 5,000 won.

Ojukheon is not just the house in which these two great historical figures lived. It is also the location of the Gangneung Municipal Museum. A large part of their works are exhibited there, but there are also artefacts from the region, such as paintings and ceramics.

Useful Information :

• Address: 24, 3139 beon-gil, Yulgok-ro, Gangneung-si, Gangwon-do
• Opening: 8 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. in summer; from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in winter (ticket office closed one hour before site closure).
• Price: adults, 3,000 won, teenagers 2,000 won; children, 1,000 won. Free for over 65s.

3. Visit Haslla Art World Museum

Korea has a lot of museums. Whether it’s for design, contemporary art, natural history etc. Haslla Art World is a museum like no other. Between Gangneung and Jeongdongjin, overlooking the East Sea, the scenery itself is stunning.

The museum opened in 2003 and is the result of the work of a couple: Park Shin-Jang, a sculptor, and her husband – Choi Ok Yeung sculptor and professor who also designed the building with similarities of Center Pompidou in Paris. At least that’s what we felt.

All the pieces exhibited are made by Korean artists. Most of them – if not all – are influenced by Korean culture and history. Which makes the visit all the more interesting. This allows us to have another perspective on this society today. Most of the arts are provocative, slightly creepy, and also bizarre! That’s what Haslla World Art is so unique and special. The whole space is different and innovative and children will surely have fun there!

As mentioned before, this museum has a wonderful view of the East Sea and also a park with many sculptures. It’s a great place for a romantic date or a family day out with the kids. If you are hungry or thirsty, there is a café with a view of the sea and a 100% organic restaurant.

• Opening: Sun – Sat 9:00 am – 6:00 pm (These hours vary depending on the season).

4. Visit Hwanseon Limestone Cave

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The Hwanseon Limestone Cave is the largest of its kind in South Korea , and the second largest in Asia. On its 6.2 kilometers long, only 1600 meters are open to the public. Once inside you can see many small inland lakes, their waterfalls and their stalactites. Some stalactites resemble the Great Wall of China and others have very particular shapes.

The temperature of the cave varies between 12-24 ℃ in summer and 8-9 ℃ in winter. It takes about 30-40 minutes to visit the cave. The slopes can sometimes be steep and that is why the place can be difficult to access for the elderly and children. To access it, you usually take a monorail, which allows you to admire Mount Deokhang.

5. Go Surfing!

Although surrounded by the sea, it is not really known that South Korea can get some pretty good waves, especially in the winter. There are more and more surf schools opening along the East Coast of South Korea particularly. You don’t believe it? Well, check out this beautiful video which will make you wanna come to Korea and surf in the Winter.

We also wrote a full post here about the best places to surf in South Korea, check it out.

Actually, Winter has the best waves, but Spring and Autumn are also pretty good seasons for surfing on the East Coast. From Gangneung drive up north to find the most famous spots. Judko Beach is probably the best spot with decent and most regular waves. You can rent surfboards right in front of the beach.

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Yangyang is also a pretty good spot ( full post about Yangyang here ). You can go on Sonyang Myeon Street, located right in front of the beach. There are also several places to rent surfboards. It’s a very nice beach, more wild and less touristy. The beach is called Dongho Haebyeon.

Before reaching Yangyang , you can also check out Surfyy Beach, it’s a trendy spot, with a bar on the beach, surf school and some bungalows if you want to stay overnight.

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More about surfing in South Korea here .

6. Visit Naksansa Temple

The Naksansa Temple is one of the most beautiful places on the East Coast in the Gangwon-do region. It was built by the monk Euisang during the time of the Unified Kingdom of Silla.

The temple is dotted with national treasures as well as local cultural heritages such as the giant Haesugwaneumsang statue, the Hongnyunam rock where you can admire a representation of a Buddhist goddess rising from the waters, etc. With the magnificent landscapes around, many Korean artists use this place as a backdrop to design their works.

We wrote a full post about Naksansa Temple here .

7. Participate in Danoje Festival

Danoje festival was classified as an intangible heritage by UNESCO in 2005. It is indeed recognized as one of the festivals to transmit the folk culture of the Joseon dynasty. There are various events around the festival which spread over a period of one month in the city of Gangneung and at the top of Daegwallyeong. However, the main festival takes place over a period of one week in the center of Gangneung and near the Namdaecheon river.

The main attraction of the festival is in shamanistic rituals. The first day is marked by a spectacular commemorative parade involving more than 5,000 people in downtown Gangneung. During the festival, visitors can also enjoy the Gwanno masked theater as well as various shamanic songs and dances.

Special festival programs include “geun” (traditional Korean swing) competitions as well as traditional Korean wrestling. The festival also offers to “surichwi” rice cakes made during the festival. At the Nanjang market, open outside the Danoje Cultural Center, visitors can take advantage of the agricultural music competition, traditional games, circus shows, participatory events with gifts to be won, and so on. bring a festive touch to the city of Gangneung. In addition, this market is known as the largest temporary market in Korea and offers a large selection of products and crafts from all over the country.

This festival takes place between June 3 and June 10, 2019. The festival generally begins with the parade of the inhabitants in the streets of the city.

8. Enjoy some of the best coffee at Anmok beach

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On Anmok Beach, the waterfront has transformed over the years into an almost unbroken series of cafes, each one better than the next. Whether y ou go to Terarossa Coffee, AM Bread and Coffee or the terrace of the Bossa Nova Coffee Brewer, taking a dose of caffeine with your eyes fixed o n the sea is a must-do in Gangneung.

Chill out, enjoy the beach, and enjoy your coffee, life is good! Anmok Beach is most well known for its waterfront street full of amazing cafes.

Whenever we go to Gangneung a stop at Anmok Beach is a must.

9. Visit the most beautiful national park of South Korea: SEORAKSAN

Seoraksan , 설악산 in Korean, is the highest peak in the Taebaek Mountains. The Taebaek Mountains range crosses the Korean peninsula from north to south along its east coast. Seoraksan National Park is located in the northeast of South Korea, near the city of Sokcho. The Seoraksan Mountain brings together around thirty peaks. The tallest of them is Daecheongbong (1,708 meters).

While few places remain truly wild in South Korea, Seoraksan National Park is surely one of the places where nature still prevails in the country. And that’s what makes Seoraksan Park one of the most beautiful parks in South Korea.

If you’ve never heard too much about Seoraksan National Park, here is a short summary of what to expect, here is what to do in Seoraksan:

• Hike to the top of Ulsanbawi for 360 ° views
• See the large bronze statue of Buddha in the valley
• Visit Sinheungsa temple as well as the small but charming Gyejo-am temple
• Take the cable car to go up to the Gwongeumseong fortress
• View beautiful waterfalls

A visit to Seoraksan, is a must while in South Korea. We absolutely loved it.

Here is our full guide for a visit to Seoraksan National Park .

10. Eat some seafood in Sokcho

Sokcho is a coastal city north of Gangneung and only 60km from the North Korean border. Sokcho is more a fishing town than a tourist attraction. The main draw here is the seafood. Koreans like to eat raw seafood. We loved it too. With a bit of soju, it blends perfectly.

1 restaurant on the waterfront is particularly popular, Abai Shikbang, as it appears in a popular K-Drama, Autumn in My Heart.

WHERE TO STAY IN GANGEUNG?

Sl hotel gangneung.

If what you want is a beautiful hotel facing the magnificent East Sea of South Korea and serving a wonderful breakfast, then SL Hotel Gangneung is all you need. This hotel is perfectly located in Gangneung just a few minutes walk to the beach. It is a great spot if you just want to relax during your holiday, but also an excellent starting point to Gangneung’s main attraction.

ST. John’s Hotel Gangneung

St John’s hotel in Gangneung is a very popular and famous hotel in Gangneung. The hotel is directly facing the main beach. When driving by car, there is a road going through the hotel, you can’t miss it if you are in Gangneung.

What we liked about St. John’s Hotel is the location, the very clear room but the highlight is the huge pool facing the sea. What a spot! We highly recommend this place if you stay in Gangneung.

HOW TO GET TO GANGEUNG?

One of the most convenient and scenic ways to reach Gangneung is by taking the train. The KTX (Korea Train Express) connects Seoul and Gangneung via the Gyeonggang Line, a high-speed rail line built in preparation for the 2018 Winter Olympics. Here’s how to do it:

• From Seoul, head to either Seoul Station or Cheongnyangni Station, both of which are well-connected to the KTX network.
• Purchase a KTX ticket to Gangneung at the station or online in advance. The ride takes approximately 2.5 to 3 hours.
• Enjoy the beautiful coastal landscapes as the train travels along the scenic route.

If you prefer to travel by bus, there are several options available to get you to Gangneung:

• Express Bus : Gangneung Express Bus Terminal, located near the city center, serves as a major transportation hub for buses traveling to and from Gangneung. You can catch an express bus from various cities in South Korea.
• Intercity Bus : There are also intercity buses that connect Gangneung to other destinations within the country. The ride might take a bit longer, but it’s a cost-effective way to reach the city.

For those who enjoy the flexibility of driving, renting a car is an option to consider. Gangneung is accessible by road, and the journey is straightforward. From Seoul count about 2 hours to reach Gangeung.

The good thing about having your own car, is that you can visit more places in Gangeung.

Join a Tour

For more convenience, you can purchase an all inclusive 3 Days, 2 Nights tour. The tour will get you to most places in Gangeung, it includes hotels, food, transfer from Seoul and entrance to the main sites. More information below:

IN CONCLUSION ABOUT GANGEUNG

We did not expect too much before going to Gangneung. We had no idea how the East Coast would look like.

However, we were pleasantly surprised, by the beauty of the sea, the great waves for surfing, beautiful national parks, awesome coffees, and great museums. We enjoyed Gangneung a lot, we came back many times while living in Seoul. It is our favorite weekend gateway.

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Ultimate Travel Guide to Gangneung

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Planning a trip to the beautiful province of Gangwon-do? Check out this travel guide to Gangneung to add some magnificent places to your itinerary!

Gangneung is a municipal city on the east coast of South Korea, in the Gangwon-do province. This municipality is the economic center of the Yeongdong region in the Gangwon-do province. The total population of this city is 213,658 as of the 2019 census. This city has many attractive tourist spots and is famous for hosting all ice event competitions for the 2018 Winter Olympics. The Taebaek Mountains, known as the “waist” of the Korean peninsula, are where Gangneung is situated.

The third-biggest city overall, Gangneung is the largest seaside city in Gangwon Province. Due to its geographic isolation from most of the country, Gangneung maintained its own unique culture. To this day, it tends to be more conservative politically and culturally. 

This city has many good places you can visit, many temples and elegant beaches around the city to have a good day in the sun. In addition, there are many places to eat, drink and have fun with your best buddies or loved ones. Let’s get into this information in more detail through this extensive Gangneung travel guide. 

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Places to visit in Gangneung – Beaches

Among the many beaches around the city, the ones to look out for are the following: 

Gyeongpo Beach

This is the popular beach on the east coast of South Korea. This beach has some of the best nearby attractions, such as the Ocean world tour; also, this place conducts treks and festivals. 

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Jeongdongjin Beach

There are three main swimming areas along the 250-meter-long Jeongdongjin Beach: in front of Jeongdongjin Station, by Sandglass Park, and by the Jeongdongjin Breakwater. Due to their size and accessibility, the park and the railroad station locations are more popular. 

Museums in Gangneung

There are many museums in this city, but only a few have gained fame due to their priceless artifacts.

Ojukheon House & Ojukheon Municipal Museum

Ojukheon takes its name from a unique black bamboo growing here. This house was built in between a black bamboo forest during the Joseon dynasty, and that is how this place came to be known as Ojukheon. Its preservation of the original architecture led to its designation as National Treasure No. 165 in 1963. In the Okujheon museum, a large part of the work of two emblematic Korean figures is exhibited there, but there are also artifacts from the region, such as paintings and ceramics.

Haslla Art World Museum

A contemporary beachfront complex containing a museum of art, a cafe, a hotel, and a sculpture park. The museum’s creation, which took place between Park Shin-Jang and her husband, professor and artist Choi Ok Yeung, dates back to 2003. This place has many arts and sculptures showing Korean art and history, which many Korean artists exhibit. 

Temples in Gangneung

Gyeongpodae pavilion.

Gyeongpodae Pavilion   is famous around the place. It sits on the banks of the ever-magnificent Gyeongpo Lake. The pavilion where Yulgok’s 16th-century works are kept also houses poems from the 11th century. This is a famous and also one of the oldest historical sites in South Korea. 

Naksansa Temple

One of the most elegant places on the east coast. During the reign of the Unified Kingdom of Silla, it was constructed by the monk Euisang. National treasures and regional cultural legacies are scattered throughout the temple, including the enormous Haesugwaneumsang statue and the Hongnyunam rock, which features an image of a Buddhist goddess emerging from the sea.

Eye Catching Natural Beauty of Gangneung

The nature here is eye-catching and has been the reason for many establishments in and around the city to enjoy the beautiful nature. Add some of these iconic sights from this Gangneung travel guide to your South Korea itinerary!

Jeongdong-Simgok Badabuchae-gil Trail 

Jeongdong-Simgok Badabuchae-gil Trail is an amazing hiking trail with a beautiful scenic walking area. This trail is along the sea, giving a beautiful view of the green nature on one side and the blue ocean on the other. This is the perfect place for a jog or walk and to observe and breathe fresh air. 

Sandglass Park

With 1.28 billion won in 1999, Sandglass Park was created by Gangneung-si and Samsung Electronics to celebrate the new millennium. The world’s largest sandglass is this one (diameter: 8.06m, width: 3.20m, weight: 40t, sand weight: 8t). The sand takes a whole year to settle, and each January 1st, it is ceremoniously rotated.

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Jeongdonjin Station

The station closest to the beach in South Korea is Jeongdongjin Station on the Yeongdong Line of Korail. It is a well-known cross-country train stop from Seoul for dawn watch. The Guinness World Records lists it as having the closest station and tracks to a beach worldwide. 

The places mentioned above are the most famous and popular places in South Korea that give you a good time around Gangneung city. There are other places that you might find interesting along your journey. 

Places to Eat

As the city is a coastal city, there are plenty of seafood options to explore. Let’s go over some of the good places to have a fine meal in this Gangneung travel guide. 

Jumunjin Seafood Street

This seafood street is located near the famous Jumunjin Port, and the streets have many restaurants to choose from. While moray soup (gomchi guk) is best consumed in the winter, sliced raw squid and cold raw fish soup (mulhoe) are popular during Gangneung’s squid season. When visiting Jumunjin Seafood Street, you should also sample the steamed eelpout (jangchi-jjim), one of the local specialties. If you want to get a taste of the local food, this is the place you have to go for. 

Gangneung Jungang Market Food Alley

This place offers many regional Korean dishes and snacks and is a must-try. Dak gangjeong (sweet-and-sour chicken), Ojingeo gangjeong (sweet-and-sour squid), Dak kkochi (chicken skewers), Kwabaegi (twisted bread stick), Hotteok (sweet Korean pancake), Eomuk Goroke (fish cake croquette), Kalguksu (noodle soup), Oksusu-ppang (cornbread), and Sweet Rice Punch are among the must-try. 

Gyodong Banjeom

This is one of the top-ranked restaurants in the city, where you get Chinese as well as Korean dishes to savor. 

Gobu Soft Tofu

This is the best place for Tofu lovers in Gangneung. This place is located almost close to the seaside. 

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