Seoraksan has some amazing courses for a variety of hikers, see the third largest waterfall or the 6 peaks of Ulsanbawi.
Frequently, hiking in Korea means lots of stairs and less-than-rewarding finishing points (more trees). Hiking in Seoraksan is probably the most rewarding option on the mainland (Ilchulbong in Jeju would give Seoraksan a run for its money).
Seoraksan is very close to Sokcho and it’s common for people to stay in Sokcho and visit the park during the day. With famous hikes, temples, and viewpoints, it’s truly one of the most stunning areas of the country. Seoraksan is the most famous national park in all of Korea. North Koreans have a difficult time adjusting to life in Korea, so it is nice to support these businesses if you can! 2. If you’ve had blood pudding before, Sundae is similar except the casing is more firm and most people spit it out. The village is known for its restaurants that serve Sundae. There are several statues and murals like the one pictured above that discuss the plight and difficulty North Koreans face. This village is one of the only places where there is a concentration of North Korean refugees/escapees. The Abai Village is a unique area to visit in Korea (so it’s why this Sokcho travel guide recommends it!). Abai Village (Free!)Īs you can see from the Sokcho map above, Sokcho is on the northeast side of Korea – and quite close to North Korea. Catering to a variety of travelers, there’s truly something for everyone! Check out the details to plan your trip in this Sokcho Travel Guide. Sokcho is not so much a city but an area with many things to do. Twinkling nighttime lights on the sea from North Korean squid catches, quiet bookshops, the most famous hiking options in the country…Sokcho is a side of Korea everyone should see. One of the top vacation destinations on the east coast, Sokcho is perfect for soaking away your troubles.
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