Sol Beach Yangyang Ocean Play

It is a place where you can skateboard. There are three skateboard lamps.

South Korea spent a great deal of money building airports all over the country. Yangyang airport is probably the best example of this, having an infamous reputation of being a fully functional international airport with hardly any flights at all.

In the upper reaches of Namdaecheon Stream in Yangyang, there are Beopsuchi Valley, Yongsogol Valley, Songcheon Valley, Naehyeon Valley, and Seorim Valley, and Songi Sculpture Park in the middle stream, and Salmon Ecological Park and Namdaecheon Ecological Observation Road in the lower stream.

Yangyang's main beach with swimming opportunities and parasol rental. Located 16 kilometers south of Sokcho (束草), it is considered one of the most popular beaches in the East Coast region along with Gyeongpodae Beach. It has a 4-km white sand beach against a dense pine forest, and Namdaecheon Stream flowing from 雪嶽 Mountain forms a large lake in the estuary, which is also rich in fresh water. As the water depth is around 1.5m to 70m off the coast, it is safe and has been booming since it opened as a beach in 1963.

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.

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