Tag: Inland Korea

Five incredible temples that you should visit in South Korea; they are unique because of their beauty, serenity, majesty, and remoteness. Have you seen them?

The South Koreans found a new use for electricity pylons: pictures of the most eye-catching churches I encountered on my road trips through South Korea.

Visit the serene Gaya Tomb and walk the Hamchang Art Road to see mural art in a quiet village in South Korea. Completely devoid of tourists!

A fortress and an old trade route at a beautiful location in a mountainous area. Go off the beaten path and visit Mungyeong in South Korea.

Remote but authentic: the small wooden building called Seodo Station that was used as a filming site for the Korean Drama Mr. Sunshine.

The 5 most amazing cable car rides in South Korea have one thing in common: they give easy access to beautiful views. And when you’re up there you feel like you’re on top of the world.

One of the most scenic routes in South Korea snakes through Jirisan National Park. Along the way, you can visit beautiful viewpoints, cafes, and temples.

Cheongpung Lake Cable Car brings you to one of the best viewpoints of South Korea without hiking. Admire the view of Jecheon Lake surrounded by the mountains of Woraksan National Park.

Quiet and hidden, your private Eco Park. If you’re looking for a more relaxing experience than Suncheon Bay Wetlands Reserve then visit Gangjjn Bay Eco Park.

Thirteen funny, surprising and iconic situations that you can’t escape on your trip to South Korea. Do you recognize any of them from your travels?