Hotels in Yeongwol

This natural wonder mirrors the Korean Peninsula's shape when viewed from above, surrounded by the Seogang River. A forest trail leads to the observation deck with panoramic views of this unique geological formation.

Explore 400-million-year-old limestone formations in Gossi Cave, where stalactites and underground waterfalls create a natural wonderland. Bring a light jacket - the cave stays a cool 18°C year-round, even in summer.

South Korea's largest public observatory sits 800 meters high on Bongnaesan Mountain, far from city lights. Peer through the massive 80cm telescope to spot planets, stars, and celestial wonders in pristine dark skies.

The exile site of 15-year-old King Danjong sits on a serene cape surrounded by ancient pines. Take a short ferry across the Namhangang River to explore his reconstructed quarters and soak in panoramic views.

Step into a real coal miner's world with realistic tunnel replicas and life-sized figures showing extraction in action. The village offers a glimpse into mid-20th century mining community life.

Explore ten artistic zones at Yeongwol Y Park, where mirrored installations and mechanical birds create a sensory wonderland. The signature red structures offer perfect photo backdrops against Gangwon's mountains.

Seomahn Gwangwang Nongwon is 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from central Suju, why not stop by during your stay. If you'd also like to explore some of the parks in Suju, Youngwol Y Park is nearby.

Perched above a crystal-clear stream, Yoseonjeong Pavilion blends Korean history with natural beauty. Visitors can explore Yoseonam Rock with its ancient inscriptions while enjoying the peaceful valley setting.