[2025 Inje-gun Attraction] Travel Guide for Seoraksan (Updated Jun)

#WinterTravel I went to Seoraksan. Since Heundeulbawi is famous in Seoraksan, I climbed up to Heundeulbawi. It wasn't that hard because it was winter, but there were a lot of frozen snow areas, so it was dangerous. I recommend winter hiking to those who don't like to sweat a lot!

#gohiking Seoraksan is around a few hours ride from Seoul and is an ideal place for hiking in nature in South Korea. There are a lot of nature trails available, lush greenery, beautiful mountains, waterfalls and rivers to explore. However, do note that some of the nature trails are quite long. If you go during the fall season, you will also get to see a different Seoraksan all colourful in red, green and yellow... A very beautiful place of which you can spend hours here exploring with no issues.

Mount Seorak is located in Gangwon Province and is a famous natural attraction 👍🏻 Every year there are many tourists 🧳 This is the fifth national park in Korea🇰🇷😆 It was listed as the first UNESCO biosphere preserved area in Korea in 1982😗 It is bounded by the main peak, Tai Tsing Peak, close to the east of Buchao City is the Outer Snow Mountain🙈 Because the terrain is relatively high, there are 5 ~ 6 months a year covered with white snow 😎 Even like my place in April to see the same snow You can easily climb to the top by taking the cable car 🚡 of Mount Seorak Park. Even children can easily enjoy the scenery of Mount Seorak 👍🏻 If you are free to travel from Seoul to Seoraksan day trip 😗 then you have to take a bus 🚌 about 2 and a half hours to Bundescao 🫶🏻 and then from Buncao change to bus No. 7 🚌 about half a middle to Seoraksan Mountain 🤣 is quite convenient for everyone 😎 Of course there are many day trips online for you to join It's not too late to plan!! ️‼ ️ #Korea Attractions #Summer Good Places #Summer Food Recommendations #Overseas Travel #Resident Writer #Parent-Child Good Places #I Miss #Outside Places #Friends Gatherings #Couples Good Places

Most people who visit Seoraksan will stay in the nearby fishers town of Sokcho. It has a nice beach and relaxing atmosphere, and is just about interesting enough for a day out. Sokcho can be reached easily from Seoul, as buses go continuously from both Dong Seoul bus terminal and Express bus terminal, and it takes only a little over two hours if there is no traffic. I had just finished a Templestay before the weekend, and was itching to go out to Seoraksan straight after, instead of checking back into my hostel in Seoul. But after hiking up Mt Hallasan on Jeju island, I was well aware of the increasing crowds on the weekends and the alarming numbers of excited South Korean hikers. So I stayed in Seoul for a few nights instead, and caught a Sunday morning bus from Dong Seoul at 8.59 to Sokcho (the awkward time probably to differentiate it from the other 9am bus to Sokcho #celebratewithtrip #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #mytripvlog #southkorea

As one of the Ten Sights of Seoraksan Mountain, the Cheonbuldong Valley is also called Seorakgol Valley, being a representative valley of the mountain. Along the valley covering about 7 km from Biseondae Rock to Daecheongbong Peak, visitors can enjoy the splendid scenery of various attractions including Waseondae Rock, Munjudam Pool, Ihodam Pool, Gwimyeonam Rock, Oryeon Falls, and Cheondang Falls. It has all magnifice Autumn Season #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #seoraksan #mountainview #mytripvlog #enjoylifetothefullest #travelinspiration #southkorea #mountainview

Comment from Michaela One of the extraordinary place which I've ever seen, is definitely Seoraksan. First, I went hiking to the waterfalls and after that I decided to hike to the opposite side. Even though stairs up was horrible, the view on the top was worth it. from kong Such a beautiful national park, so many trails for hikers, cable car for family time. So beautiful now in May. So vividly green, such special place. Seoraksan National park was designated the 5th national park in Korea in 1970 and chosen as a nature preservation area on November 5, 1965 Also, internationally recognized for its rare species, Seoraksan is the area in Korea to have been designated as a Biosphere Preservation District by UNESCO in 1982, and in IUCN recognized its rich natural resources and labeled it category Ⅱ(National Park). #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #mytripvlog #southkorea

Getting There - punta ka ng dongseoul bus terminal sakay ka papuntang Sokcho, pagbaba mo ng Sokcho sakay ka ng bus 7-1 or 7. lalakad ka pa pababa tas kanan. gamit ka ng kakaomap Attractions - beautiful mountain view Hotels - marami jan Food & Restaurants - meron Shopping - wala #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #mytripvlog #mountainview #seoraksan #majesticview #southkorea Isa sa mga hindi pangkaraniwang lugar na nakita ko, ay tiyak na Seoraksan. Una, nag-hiking ako sa waterfalls at pagkatapos noon ay nagpasya akong mag-hike sa tapat. Kahit na nakakatakot ang hagdan paakyat, sulit naman ang view sa taas

Getting There - kumuha ako ng tour package sa wheninkoreatravels facebook page. fifth nine thousand won , ang inclusion ay roundtrip bus from sinyongsan station to seoraksan inje gangwondo south korea. sa osaek kami nag start umakyat, kapagod grabe Attractions - majestic view from above. sunrise. mountains, ocean. Hotels - wala ata. pero dun sa entrance sa kabila may mga hotel dun at guesthouse Food & Restaurants - magbaon kayo. Shopping - wala #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #travelinspiration #enjoylifetothefullest #mytripvlog #hikingtrails #southkorea #sunrise #majesticview

Getting to Seoraksan National Park from Seoul Go to Dong Seoul Bus Terminal (Gangbyeon ... There's a path here somewhere – Dinosaur Ridge Gongnyong Ridge is a mountain ridge in Seoraksan National Park, located in Gangwon Province, South Korea. It is the central ridge of Seoraksan, dividing it. The ridge earns its name due to the mountain peaks in the ridge looking as "vigorous and dynamic as a dinosaur rising from the ground" For the first 1 hour to 45 minutes the hike is very flat and cuts through temples and monuments along the flowing stream, #tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #mytripvlog #tripdotcom #mountain #hiking #southkorea Hiking Dinosaur Ridge, Seoraksan National Park - Seoul Hiking Group - Live, Travel, Teach. Walking through Seorkasan's midnight forest we glanced skyward

The land of South Korea is blessed with many hills and mountains, as such one of the country's main sports is hiking. Mount Seorak is located at the east of South Korea, Gangwon-do. It is also the highest mountain in the Taebaek mountain range. The mountain is also located in a national park in the city of Sokcho. There is a cable car for those non hikers to enjoy a panoramic view of the mountain, but there are also some course and terrains for those who would like to hike up the range like Ulsanbawi, Heundeulbawi etc. This location is also a good place to view autumn foliage during the early period as leaves tend to change colour from the peak to the bottom. #southkorea#seoraksan

I went to Seoraksan on a rainy Sunday #single mountain. I was so amazed by the sea of ​​clouds instead of gomtang… .. I went up taking pictures and ran out of time, so I ran down in 2 hours… ㅋㅋㅋ Is this a superpower? 🫠 Running and jumping.. It was really chaotic..🏃🏻‍♀️💨 📍Difficulty: High 📍Course: 14.6km Hangyeoryeong - Hangyeoryeong Intersection - Keutcheong - Jungcheong Shelter - Daecheongbong - Osaek Bunso - Osaek Parking Lot 📍Time required: 7 hours I can say for sure that if you eat and take pictures… . It’s not enough time. Or you can become a squirrel and go down🐿 ‼️If you go down towards Osaek Bunso, there are many restaurants~~

#Hiking Seoraksan is famous for its steep slopes, so many people are afraid. Among them, I went on the Heundeulbawi and Ulsanbawi courses, which are known as the easiest courses. I was able to go up to Heundeulbawi with ease, but it was difficult to get to Ulsanbawi because there were many steep stairs. However, when I climbed to the top and saw this view, all the difficulty was forgotten. #TheBest #Seoraksan #SeoraksanHiking #Ulsanbawi #Heundeulbawi #SeoraksanHikingCourse

Location: Gangwon Inje-gun Buk-myeon Hangye-ri Cable car fare: Adults 11,000 won, Children 7,000 won, Infants free If you walk for 5 minutes from Seoraksan Park, the cable car will appear! Also, the ride time is about 5 minutes! Enjoy the scenery for 5 minutes and climb to the vicinity of Gwon Geum-seong in an instant-!🤸‍♂️ If you climb for only 10 minutes after arriving, There are plenty of natural photo zones🥰 I highly recommend you go to see the amazing scenery~~~~ If you go when there is no fog, you can enjoy even better scenery! #Sokcho travel #Sokcho hot place #Hiking #Travel course recommendation #Family travel #Life shot spot

#summervacay Okay, Gwittaegicheongbong is not your average hike. Tucked in the Seoraksan range near Hangye-ri, this one seriously kicked my legs into gear. It’s not as famous as Daecheongbong, but dang, the trail to Gwittaegicheongbong still delivers big time. Think endless stairs, rugged ridgelines, and those misty pine forests that feel straight out of a K-drama. The weather kept changing every 15 minutes, foggy one second, then suddenly boom, jaw-dropping panoramic views. I passed maybe 5 people the whole day, so it felt like I had the mountain to myself. Total peace and pine-scented air. The summit? Rocky and exposed, with this 360° view that made every ounce of sweat worth it. Also, major bonus points for the random little shelters along the way to rest. Bring snacks, layers, and a good attitude 'cause it’s a grind, but trust me, you'll leave feeling like a forest warrior. Seoraksan never disappoints, and this hidden gem totally proved it.

Seoraksan, one of Korea's iconic mountains, is located in Sokcho, Gangwon Province. This mountain showcases different charms throughout the year, but the autumn scenery I experienced was truly breathtaking. The vibrant fall foliage enveloped the entire mountain, and the crisp air made every step feel rejuvenating. 🚗 How to Get There? From Seoul, it takes about 2.5 hours to reach Sokcho Express Bus Terminal. Once you arrive, you can take the **local bus to Seoraksan (Route 7/7-1)** right in front of the terminal. A 20-minute ride will bring you to Seoraksan National Park. 🚍 Tip: If you're driving, use the 'Seoraksan National Park Parking Lot.' However, weekends can be crowded, so arriving early in the morning is recommended! 🥾 Which Trail Did I Take? I chose the beginner-friendly Gwongeumseong + Biryong Falls trail. 1. Gwongeumseong Cable Car From Seoraksan National Park, the cable car takes you to Gwongeumseong Observatory at an altitude of 700 meters in just 5 minutes. From the observatory, you can enjoy panoramic views of Seoraksan's peaks, Sokcho city, and the sea. The view is absolutely stunning and awe-inspiring. ⛰️ Tip: Book your cable car tickets online in advance! Lines for on-site tickets can be long. 2. Biryong Falls Trek After descending from Gwongeumseong, I continued to the Biryong Falls trail. This forest path takes about 1.5 hours round trip. While there are some uphill sections, it’s not overly strenuous. Walking along the stream and listening to the sound of flowing water felt incredibly soothing. Standing in front of the waterfall, the refreshing sound of water and the magnificent view were unforgettable. 🥤 There are benches and small shops along the way where you can rest. Don’t forget to bring water! 🍲 Seoraksan Delicacies After descending, indulging in Sokcho’s local specialties is a must! Near the park, I enjoyed mountain vegetable bibimbap, acorn jelly, and grilled pollack. The post-hike meal tasted heavenly. There are also many famous tofu restaurants nearby, so finding a place to eat is easy. 🧳 Travel Tips • Dress in layers: Morning and afternoon temperatures can vary greatly, so bring a light padded jacket or windbreaker. • Wear comfortable trekking shoes: The Biryong Falls trail includes stairs and rocky paths, so non-slip footwear is essential. • No entrance or parking fees, but the cable car is paid (11,000 KRW round trip for adults). ⸻ 🌅 Final Thoughts Seoraksan is not just a mountain; it’s a special place where you can experience the beauty of the seasons in a single day. Walking through the colorful foliage, enjoying the expansive views from the observatory, and listening to the soothing sounds of the stream are moments that remain vivid in my memory. If you’re feeling worn out by daily life, consider a trip to Seoraksan. It’s an experience that will lighten your heart with every step.

#summervacay Took on the southern right side of Seoraksan and honestly? Total hidden gem. Everyone flocks to the main peaks, but this side? Way quieter, way more peaceful, and still so stunning. You’re basically walking through a giant nature painting, thick forests, rocky paths, and the occasional "wait, is that a waterfall?" moment. The trail has a nice mix of chill and challenging. Some uphill parts will get your legs working, but it never feels like a grind. You get these cool rock formations and mountain ridges that just pop out of nowhere. Super fun if you’re into exploring without the tourist swarm. Views are crazy good, like layered mountain ranges stretching forever, with way fewer people in your way. Major win. Bring solid shoes, good snacks, and lots of water, especially if it’s sunny. If you want the beauty of Seoraksan without the chaos, the southern right trail is where it’s at. Peaceful, scenic, and totally worth every step.

#summervacay Seoraksan from the Sokcho entrance is next level. Like, you show up thinking you’re just gonna take a few pics and suddenly you're halfway up a mountain wondering why everything looks like a desktop wallpaper. The views? Unreal. The air? Crisp. The vibe? Immaculate. We took the cable car up to Gwongeumseong Fortress (highly recommend if you’re not feeling a full-on hike) and wow, it’s like standing on top of the world. Even if you’re not a hiking person, you’ll still find stuff to explore. There’s temples, chill walking paths, and photo ops every five seconds. Tons of trails to choose from, whether you're in the mood to casually stroll or go full mountain goat. It can get a little busy, especially on weekends, but it never felt overwhelming. Grab some snacks at the base, bring a layer (weather flips fast!), and just take your time. Seoraksan (Sokcho side) is one of those places that seriously hits you with the “wow, Korea is beautiful” feels.

#summervacay Gwittaegibong might not be the most famous peak out there, but honestly? It totally surprised us. It’s a short hike, like, your legs won’t hate you after, but the payoff is chef’s kiss. You get these wide open views over the mountains, and if you catch it at sunset? Game over. Absolute vibe. The trail itself is pretty chill. A few steeper parts, but nothing wild. Great for a spontaneous “let’s go somewhere” kind of day. We brought snacks (and maybe a convenience store coffee or two) and took our time just soaking it all in. There’s a big rock at the top that’s perfect for sitting, taking pics, or pretending you’re in a nature documentary. Not crowded either, which made it feel even more special, like our own little mountain moment. Definitely recommend if you want a quick escape with max scenic reward. Gwittaegibong = low effort, high payoff, and good energy all around.

#summervacay Checked out the Deungsondae Rock Safety Shelter and whoa, what a wild little spot. The hike up is no joke, definitely gets the legs working, but it’s got that “every step is worth it” energy. You’re climbing through forest trails that slowly open up to these dramatic rocky ridges with unreal views. When you finally hit the safety shelter, it’s like finding a secret hangout in the sky. It’s perched right near this epic cliff, and the views go forever. Total place to catch your breath, snack hard, and just vibe with nature. It’s not fancy, but super clutch if the weather turns or you just need a break before hitting the next peak. The area around the shelter is peak (pun intended) photo zone, think misty mountains, cool rock formations, and that “on top of the world” feeling. Definitely a cool detour if you’re hiking Seoraksan. Bring snacks, layers, and your best “I conquered this” attitude. Would do again in a heartbeat.

#summervacay Okay, real talk,Seoraksan’s Dinosaur Ridge (Inje side) pushed me to my limits, but I’d do it again in a heartbeat. This trail is absolutely no joke. It’s long, rocky, kinda wild, and 100% amazing. The ridge lives up to the hype, sharp peaks that look like a row of dino backs, with jaw-dropping views the entire way. One second you’re crawling up boulders, next thing you know you’re above the clouds like some kind of mountain warrior. It’s intense but epic. Honestly, this is not your chill weekend stroll. It’s more like “hope you trained a little and brought enough snacks to feed an army.” My legs were shaking, my water was gone too soon, but I was grinning like a maniac the whole time. The ups and downs are brutal, but that “I did it” feeling? Unreal. Pro tip: start early, pack light, and bring trekking poles unless you like pain. Seoraksan’s Dino Ridge = beast mode hike with god-tier views. Would suffer again.

#summervacay If you’re looking for a chill, less-crowded hike in Seoraksan, Heullimgol is a total win. It’s not one of the main touristy trails, which is honestly the best part. The path winds through peaceful forest, with little streams, birdsong, and zero city noise. It's got that secret nature escape energy that makes you forget everything else. The trail itself is moderate, not a walk in the park, but totally doable if you’ve got decent shoes and some water. You’ll hit a few rocky parts and slopes, but nothing too wild. The vibe? Calm, refreshing, and super green, especially in late spring and early summer. There aren’t any huge crowds or loud tour groups here, just pure nature. Take it slow, breathe in that mountain air, and let the forest do its thing. Honestly, it’s the perfect low-key adventure. Totally worth it.

#ThailandFlightEvent A trip to Sokcho on a nice day. As soon as I arrived, I walked for a long time on Sokcho Beach while listening to the gentle sound of the waves. As I walked while feeling the sea breeze My mind became calm and my head became clear. For lunch, I had a bowl of raw fish rice bowl near the central market! This is one of the must-eat menus when you come to Sokcho. The harmony of fresh raw fish and spicy seasoning was so good. In the afternoon, I headed to Seoraksan. When I took the cable car up to Gwon Geum Seong, I was amazed again and again by the view of Sokcho city and the sea at a glance. The sunlight was shining through the clouds and the scenery was so beautiful that words could not express it. In the evening, I went to the pocha street near Daepo Port and had a drink with seafood side dishes at Imo's Pocha! The raw flounder and squid sundae were so alive, they were the best. The alcohol was moderate, and the atmosphere was perfect. The accommodation was a sentimental accommodation near Sokcho Beach, and it was perfect because I could see the sunrise through the window right in front of the sea. ⸻ 📍 Sokcho Beach – A sentimental walking course 📍 Seoraksan Gwon Geumseong – Take a cable car and enjoy the spectacular view 📍 Daepohang Imo’s Pocha – Enjoy the atmosphere with seafood side dishes If you need healing, Sokcho is always the answer. A travel destination that has everything from the city and nature to delicious restaurants and sentiment!

On the first day in Gangneung, as soon as I arrived at Seamarq Hotel, the vast East Sea unfolded right before my eyes. The ocean view from the room was so calming that just sitting there felt like a mental reset. Soaking in the infinity pool while gazing at the horizon, I found my mind clearing of all clutter. A quiet stroll along the beach and spending the day entirely within the hotel was more than fulfilling. The next day, I headed to Sokcho and made my way to Seoraksan. I took the Gwongeumseong Cable Car for a light hiking experience, and the mountain scenery on the way up was absolutely stunning. Standing on the rocks, looking down at Sokcho city and the sea, the view was beyond words. After descending the mountain, I stopped by Sokcho Central Market for some squid sundae paired with makgeolli. Sitting by the sea and taking a moment to relax completed the perfect day. A day by the sea, a day in the mountains. This trip was a balanced blend of serene relaxation and active exploration—a true gift to myself. 📍 Seamarq Hotel: 406 Haean-ro, Gangneung-si, Gangwon-do 📍 Seoraksan National Park: 833 Seorak-dong, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do

Seoul Free Tour Take Jin air I am very satisfied with the seat this time. The aircraft takeoff and landing are excellent👍 Arrived in Seoul It's raining heavily... so I have to go indoors gourmet food: Myeongdong Chicken, the sauce is very similar to Chen Yuhua Chicken... Misa's kiln-baked pizza.....I forgot the name But it's delicious, the crust is soft and moist Shrimp pasta is very wok-flavored Worth savoring again! Weekend trip to Seoraksan Nice and refreshing weather Blue sky and white clouds The body, mind and soul are purified

#Travel Course From the spectacular view of Sobaeksan Mountain to the taste of the East Sea and Sokcho's local cuisine! 🚙🍽️ A Gangwon-Chungbuk road trip following the mountains, the sea, and the taste of the region 📍Travel destination: Danyang - Donghae - Sokcho 📅 Recommended itinerary: When you want to experience both nature and gourmet food on a 2-night, 3-day road trip course ⛰️ Danyang Sobaeksan Mountain - A mountain hike that heals just by walking The trip starts at Sobaeksan Mountain, the representative famous mountain of Danyang, Chungbuk! The mountain is gentle and the scenery is wide open, so even beginners can enjoy hiking without difficulty. Azaleas in spring and beautiful snow in winter are attractive in all four seasons. ✔️ Recommended course: Heebangsa Temple → Birobong Peak round trip (about 4-5 hours) ✔️ Tip: If you start hiking early in the morning, you can enjoy the quiet and clean air. 🌊 East Sea Octopus Cuisine – A Healthy Meal Full of the Flavor of the Sea When you come down from Mt. Sobaek and head to the East Sea, the food you must try is octopus cuisine. The East Sea region is famous for its chewy and fresh octopus sashimi, octopus rice bowl, and octopus hotpot. Octopus cuisine full of the flavor of the sea is the best menu to fill your hungry stomach after a hike. ✔️ Location: Octopus cuisine specialty restaurant near Mukho Port in East Sea ✔️ Recommended menu: Octopus sashimi + octopus bibimbap set ✔️ Tip: If you find a restaurant near the local fish market, you can enjoy plenty of fresh octopus at a low price! 🦑 Sokcho Squid Sundae – A harmonious meeting of the sea and land The last course of the trip is squid sundae in Sokcho. This local food, which can be eaten at Sokcho Central Market or Abai Village, is a delicacy made by stuffing various vegetables, noodles, and meat inside squid, and its texture and flavor are alive. ✔️ Location: Sokcho Abai Village or Jungang Market ✔️ Recommended Menu: Squid Sundae + Makguksu Set ✔️ Tip: Takeout is also available, so you can enjoy it with your family as a souvenir. ✨ Summary of recommended courses Day 1: Danyang Sobaeksan Trekking → Danyang Accommodation Day 2: Move to Donghae, then have lunch with octopus dish → Beach walk & Accommodation Day 3: Sokcho Squid Sundae Brunch → Sokcho Beach or a short walk on Seoraksan 📌 Travel Tips When using a car, the drive course from Danyang to Donghae to Sokcho is also very beautiful. You can purchase local specialties or seafood at each market, so enjoy shopping as well. After hiking or eating, take a leisurely walk while feeling the sea breeze. #DanyangSobaeksan #EastseaOctopusCooking #SokchoSquidSundae #DomesticTravelRecommendation #MountainBadaGourmetTour #SobaeksanHiking #OctopusSashimiGourmet #SokchoEat ​​#RoadTripCourse #Gangwon-doTravel Enjoy Danyang's nature, East Sea's sea taste, and Sokcho's hearty food all in one travel course and embark on a special domestic trip! 😊

#AprilTravelSupportSokcho, Clear Sky and Fun Trip When I arrived at Sokcho early in the morning, it was unbelievably clear and blue. The moment I saw the Seoraksan ridge and the clear sky outside the car window, I thought this trip would be great. After unpacking at my accommodation, I headed to Sokcho Beach. The gently rolling waves, the sea sparkling in the sunlight, and the wind mixed with the smell of the sea relaxed my tired body and mind. For lunch, I had squid sundae and fried food at the central market. After a glass of soju, that place was healing. The lively voices of the market people and the warm hospitality made my mood warm. As I walked slowly to Yeongrangho, I put aside the noise of the city for a moment. The sunset reflected on the lake, and the time quietly flowing, I felt the leisure of Sokcho with my whole body. A short but deeply recharged day. Sokcho is always right. Next time, I definitely want to stay longer. • Location📍 Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do Sokcho Beach / Sokcho Central Market / Yeongrangho

Seoraksan, located in Sokcho City, Gangwon Province, on the outskirts of Seoul, is a renowned natural attraction and has been designated as South Korea's fifth national park. As one of the highest peaks in Korea, Seoraksan is famous for its breathtaking scenery, diverse ecosystems, and unique cultural significance. 💞Recommended Reason: Gangwon Province's Seoraksan is a paradise for winter skiing enthusiasts. I experienced the joy of skiing here, and the snow-covered mountain views left me in awe. After skiing, soaking in the hot springs to relieve the day's fatigue was truly a delight.

#AprilTravelSupport Seoraksan is a mountain that everyone who lives in Korea knows, but not everyone has climbed it 🗻 Since not everyone has been to Seoraksan I'll share my experience of Daecheongbong in the military with you! 🧗♂️ 📍Daecheongbong Hiking time ⏰: 9 hours round trip #Mountain #Hiking #Seoraksan #SeoraksanNationalPark #Inje #InjeTravel #InjeTravelRecommendation #Let'sTravel #TravelRecommendation

#OutdoorDate Sokcho Gyeot Cafe is a cafe that you enter like a maze! The photo zone is well-made! Address: 60 Wonamhaksapyeong-gil, Sokcho-si Hours: Weekdays 11:00-18:00 Weekends: 10:00-18:00 ➡️Information 1 menu per person including dessert, Philshu Cash payment not allowed Vibration bell is only available indoors Sokcho Gyeot Cafe seems to have the best view of Seoraksan Mountain!! That's why many people come here!! I recommend you to visit the surrounding tourist attractions while visiting this cafe!! We enjoyed the Seoraksan Mountain and coastal scenery together and took a break If you want to see the Seoraksan view, I recommend Gyeot Cafe!! #Sokcho #Seoraksan #CafeGyeot