Osaekryeong Pass

Daecheongbong Peak is the third highest peak in Korea, and is considered a famous mountain with some 700 large and small peaks centering on Daecheongbong Peak. When you climb to Daecheongbong Peak, you can see the entire national park and the East Sea at a glance.

On the course from the Osaek Mineral Spring to the Yongso Falls, visitors can see large and small valleys located in the forest. The cool shade under the dense primeval forests is popular as a summer resort.

The Hajodae Dulle-gil is a few steps away from the Hajodae Observatory, which is good for men and women of all ages. Visitors can see the glass floor and the transparent window, and you can see the waves hitting the rock and the horizontal line in the distance.

This is a simple beach. As it is at the entrance of Mt. Seorak, it is well-known as a place where many tourists stop by for a brief tour of the sea. Mulchi-ri Village is well-known as a place where many Seoraksan tourists stop by to see the sea for a while as it is at the entrance of Seoraksan Mountain. The Pine Mushroom Lighthouse at Mulchi Port next to the beach is a lighthouse shaped like pine mushroom, a specialty of Gangwon-do, and has become a famous spot of Mulchi Port.

Possibly the main draw of Yangyang besides the ocean. Beautiful temple area with both mountain and ocean views.

It is located at the foot of Obongsan Mountain, one of the three famous mountains in Gwandong along with Geumgangsan Mountain and Seoraksan Mountain. In particular, Naksansa Temple is located in a place where you can see the East Sea at a glance. Temple Stay is a traditional cultural experience program that experiences the daily life of a practitioner in a mountain temple where the 1,700-year history and culture of Korean Buddhism live. The programs are divided into experience type and rest type, and various programs are held every time. You can check the detailed program through the website.