The east coast of Korea is best known for Sokcho and Gangneung.
We know many international travelers have a hard time choosing between the two.
With this tour, you can stay in Sokcho and still enjoy a comfortable day trip to Gangneung.
If you’re not interested in K-culture spots like the BTS Bus Stop or the Goblin filming location, you can visit Naksansa Temple instead.
Also, if you’ve already been to another Arte Museum, you may choose Haslla Art World as an alternative.
Please note that substitutions may not be possible when touring with other groups. We appreciate your understanding.
BTS Bus Stop – Gangneung, Korea The BTS Bus Stop is a famous photo spot located on Jumunjin Beach in Gangneung. It became popular after appearing on the album cover of BTS’s “You Never Walk Alone” in 2017.
Goblin Filming Location (Gangneung, Korea) This is one of the main filming locations of the popular Korean drama Goblin (Guardian: The Lonely and Great God). The breakwater in Jumunjin is where the famous scene was shot — where Ji Eun-tak first summons the goblin by blowing out a candle. It's now a popular photo spot for fans of the drama.
Arte Museum Gangneung Arte Museum is popular among young visitors because of its interactive and immersive art exhibits. The museum offers unique photo opportunities with vibrant, creative installations that are perfect for social media sharing. Its modern design and engaging experiences make it a fun and trendy spot to explore with friends.
Gyeongpo Nymphaea Wetland (Gyeongpo Gasiyon Wetland) Located in Gangneung, South Korea, Gyeongpo Nymphaea Wetland is a protected ecological site known for the restoration of the rare water lily species called Nymphaea tetragona (locally called Gasiyon). The wetland covers over 300,000 square meters and is home to diverse plants and animals, including otters and various bird species. It features walking trails, observation decks, and a visitor center where people can learn about wetland conservation and enjoy nature.
Anmok Coffee Street Gangneung is renowned as the birthplace of Korea's modern coffee culture. In the 1980s, the area was lined with instant coffee vending machines. By 1998, local baristas and roasters began establishing cafes, introducing hand-roasted, specialty coffee to the region. Today, many cafes along the street roast their own beans, offering unique blends and brewing techniques.
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