Must-Visit Attractions When You Go to Gangwon-do

A crescent-shaped island floating on the Bukhan River in Chuncheon, it’s a representative tourist spot in Gangwon-do, famous for its Metasequoia road. The forest paths show different scenery in all four seasons, loved by couples and families alike.

The unique experience of taking a boat to get there adds to its charm, making it a consistently popular stop on any trip to Gangwon-do.

Famous as the closest train station to the sea, it's a popular spot for watching the sunrise. People from all over the country come to see the sunrise over the horizon.

It became even more famous as a filming location for dramas, and it's a perfect place to feel the romance of a train journey alongside the sea.

A historic house where Shin Saimdang and Yulgok Yi I were born, it’s a representative historical site in Gangneung. The name 'Ojukheon' comes from the black bamboo that grows there.

The neat Hanok house and well-maintained garden combine to create a peaceful place for reflecting on our history.

Rising like a candle over the blue sea of Donghae, this is a well-known sunrise spot. It's also famous for the sunrise scene featured in the national anthem video.

The stunning landscape of crashing waves and rocks makes it a popular photography spot for many visitors.

Located in Samcheok, this is the largest limestone cave in South Korea. Inside the gigantic cave, stalactites and waterfalls showcase the wonders of nature.

Cool throughout the four seasons, it’s a great summer getaway, offering the thrill of exploring a magnificent cave.

An unusual cave theme space created from the old gold mines in Jeongseon. Visitors can explore both the history of the gold mines and the stunning stalactite caves.

With various sights and experience elements inside the cave, it’s a great place to explore with children.

A charming village formed by displaced people located in Sokcho. It’s famous for the unique experience of crossing by boat and local delicacies like Abai sundae.

Also known as a filming location for dramas, it’s a great spot to enjoy the atmosphere of a seaside village along with delicious food.

A thousand-year-old temple situated at the base of Odaesan in Pyeongchang, famous for its beautiful fir tree forest paths. Just strolling through the dense forest calms the mind.

The forest paths, showcasing different charms in every season, along with the serene temple, are loved as a healing travel destination.

A site surrounded by the river in Yeongwol, it’s a place of sad history where King Danjong was exiled. The isolated terrain that can only be accessed by boat adds to its poignant atmosphere.

The beautiful landscape of dense pine trees and rivers creates a perfect place to experience both history and nature.

A pavilion overlooking Gyeongpo Lake in Gangneung, recognized as one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Gwandong since ancient times. The scenery of the lake, sea, and moon is stunning.

It’s a lovely place to stroll along the Gyeongpo Lake trail, making it a beloved scenic spot representing Gangneung.