2-Day Gangneung and Donghae Tour | BTS Bus Station and Jumunjin Beach

Departing from the conveniently located Hongdae and Myeongdong areas of Seoul, we'll travel to Gangneung, a popular filming location for Korean dramas near Seoul. Visit the BTS music video bus stop and Jumunjin Beach, the filming location for "Goblin." Enjoy a cup of coffee and a sea view at Gangneung's Anmok Beach Cafe Street. Stay overnight at Ojuk Hanok Village, a traditional Korean house, to immerse yourself in local Korean culture.

On the second day, experience a rail bike ride at Jeongdongjin Beach. Head to the 85-meter-high "Goblin Observatory," where you'll gaze down at the azure waters from a glass-walled walkway. At your own expense, you can also try the high-altitude roller slide and sky bike at Goblin Sky Valley. This relaxing and chilled Korean adventure is a breeze.

-Attraction Introduction-

▲ Jumunjin Beach - Filming Location of the Korean Drama "Goblin"
Located in Hyangho, Jumunjin-eup, Jumunjin Beach boasts a 700-meter-long, 9,608-square-meter beach. Its shallow waters make it a perfect summer getaway for the whole family. The beautiful sight of waves crashing against the white sandy beach will make you forget the heat. It's also a famous scene from "Goblin," a must-see for fans!

▲ Gangneung Jungang Market
Gangneung Jungang Market is the most representative traditional market in Gangneung City, Gangwon Province. Established in 1980, it's a permanent market open daily. It offers a wide variety of goods. It offers a glimpse into the lives of Gangneung residents and a chance to savor the local cuisine. Garlic bread and fried chicken are also recommended must-try items at Gangneung Jungang Market.

*A limited-time gift voucher worth 10,000 won is available. Any purchases over 10,000 won will require payment.

▲ Gangneung Ojuk Hanok Village
Gangneung Ojuk Hanok Village is a representative cultural space in Gangneung, built to promote the ideas of Joseon scholar Yulgok Yi I and the virtues of traditional Korean houses. Next to the Hanok Village is Ojukheon, the former residence of Yulgok Yi I and his mother, Shin Saiendang. Gyeongpo Lake and Gangneung Olympic Park, the venue for the PyeongChang Winter Olympics ice events, are also nearby. The Hanok Village offers a variety of guest rooms, including single-family houses, bungalows, and duplexes, as well as the only fully accessible guest room. There's also a lecture hall, Sumjae, which is free for guests staying overnight for two hours.

▲ Jeongdongjin Rail Bike

If you want to experience Korea's beautiful East Sea scenery up close, try the Jeongdongjin Rail Bike. The Jeongdongjin Rail Bike is electric, allowing you to pedal and push the electric lever to automatically propel the bike forward, making it incredibly convenient. The Jeongdongjin Rail Bike departs from Jeongdongjin Station or Hourglass Park, returns to the return point, and then returns the same way. The route follows the coastline, allowing you to soak in the refreshing sea breeze and truly soothe your body and mind.

Goblin Valley Wave Observatory
Located on the East Sea, the Goblin Valley Wave Observatory is a high-altitude observatory on the east coast of Donghae City. Standing 85 meters above the ground, the Wave Observatory is a bridge-like observatory built over the sea. Designed to resemble the club used by Korean goblins, the observatory features a partially reinforced glass floor, offering a breathtaking and thrilling view of the ocean below.