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Gangneung 568 hotels
Chuncheon 297 hotels
Sokcho 210 hotels
Wonju 77 hotels
Donghae 70 hotels
Samcheok 54 hotels
Taebaek 24 hotels

Suburbs

Joyang-dong 88 hotels

Towns

Pyeongchang 392 hotels
Yangyang 231 hotels
Hongcheon 176 hotels
Goseong 96 hotels
Hoengseong 73 hotels
Jeongseon 59 hotels
Yeongwol 47 hotels
Inje 21 hotels
Hwacheon 18 hotels
Cheorwon 9 hotels
Yanggu 19 hotels

Airports

Yangyang International Airport (YNY)
Wonju Airport (WJU)

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Namiseom 99 hotels
Alpensia Resort 56 hotels
Taebaek Mountains 1,826 hotels
Sobaek Mountains 547 hotels
Han River 300 hotels

Beaches

Institutions

Kangwon National University

Religious Sites

Shopping

Jumunjin Seafood Market

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Gangneung Stadium

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Korail

About Gangwon-do

The South Korean province of Gangwon-do, anchored by the city of Sokcho, may seem a far-flung and sparsely populated corner of the country, with a less than favourable border to its north. However, winter snow transforms the mountainous region into one of the world’s most underrated skiing paradises.

Four national parks call the region home, including the Seoraksan National Park, which is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Sobaeksan National Park, Chiaksan National Park, and Odaesan National Park. Nature lovers are equally drawn to the Taebaek and Sobaek mountain ranges, where the region’s famed ski resorts have set up camp, or for a change of pace, Jumunjin and Sokcho beaches. Gangwon-do’s location on the northern border also makes it a prime location for a unique travel experience a tour of the DMZ, or demilitarised zone that separates North Korea from South Korea. This four-kilometre ceasefire is a rare glimpse into one of the most insulated nations in history.

International flights arrive at Yangyang Airport, and three train lines serve the region, along with express buses to all other parts of South Korea. All cities in the area have extensive local buses and intercity bus services.

The Gangwon-do province may be known today as a region of South Korea, but before World War II, it was much larger. This historic district dates back to the 14th century Joseon Dynasty when Korea had just eight provinces. In 1945, the 38th parallel divide between U.S. and Russian forces split the province in two.

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