🏞️ Seoraksan National Park: Korea’s Majestic Mountain Escape

Tucked away in the northeastern corner of South Korea, Seoraksan National Park is a haven for nature lovers, hikers, and spiritual seekers. With its dramatic granite peaks, ancient temples, and vibrant foliage, it’s no wonder this park is a designated UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

💸 Entrance Fee

Adults (19–64): ₩4,000
Teens (13–18): ₩1,500
Children (7–12): ₩1,000
Fees may vary during peak seasons or special events.

🕘 Operating Hours

Park Access: Sunrise to sunset
Cable Car: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (seasonal variations apply)
Always check the official site before your visit.

🚌 How to Get There

By Bus: From Seoul Express or Dong Seoul Bus Terminal, take an intercity bus to Sokcho (~2.5 hours). Then hop on local bus #7 or #7-1 to the park entrance.
By Car: About 2.5 hours from Seoul via Gyeongbu and Yeongdong Expressways.

🏔️ A Glimpse into History
The name “Seoraksan” means “Snowy Crag Mountains,” a nod to its snow-covered peaks in winter. The park is home to Sinheungsa Temple, a spiritual site with one of Korea’s largest seated bronze Buddha statues, and the ancient Gwongeumseong Fortress ruins perched high above the valley.

🌟 Must-Do Activities

Hike to Biryong Falls – A scenic, beginner-friendly trail with a stunning waterfall.
Summit Daecheongbong Peak – At 1,708 meters, it’s the third-highest peak in South Korea.
Ride the Cable Car – Soar above the forest to Gwongeumseong Fortress for panoramic views.
Visit Sinheungsa Temple – A peaceful retreat surrounded by mountains and history.
Fall Foliage & Spring Blossoms – Visit in October or April for nature’s most colorful displays.

#เบิร์ดทั่วไทยไปทั่วโลก #birdjourneyjourneys

Seoraksan #seoraksannationalpark #koreanature #hikingkorea #unescokorea #sinheungsatemple #daecheongbong #koreatravel #sokchoadventure #mountainescape

#travel