Sokcho things to do include a wide range of activities from visiting natural spas and water parks to touring ancient temples, scenic national parks, beaches and exciting classic theme parks. If you want panoramic views to light up your social media, you'll find them at places like Younggeumjeong Pavilion, Ulsanbawi Rock, the Seoraksan Cable Car, Expo Tower and Biryong Falls. You can go hiking at Oeongchi Bada Hyangiro Trail or...
Lees meerSokcho is a bustling port city with a strong seafood tradition and plenty of local delicacies made with seasonal, freshly sourced produce and fish brought in right off the docks. One of the city's specialities is mulhoe, a spicy, sweet and salty raw fish soup chilled with ice. Chungchosoo Fish is a famed restaurant specialising in this dish. Surprisingly, Korean fried chicken is a popular local dish, and Sokcho is...
Lees meerShopping in Sokcho is always an exciting experience, whether you’re a local or a visitor. With a mix of high-end luxury stores, vibrant street markets and eclectic boutiques, the city provides diverse shopping options. Sokcho shopping also includes selecting your favourite seafood. Reasonably priced raw and dried fish are readily available at Daepo Port, Dongmyeong Port and Jangsa Port near the...
Lees meerYeonggeumjeong is a beautiful, bright pavilion which lights up the dark sea at night. It is named for the sound you can hear as the waves crash into the rocks below, which is said to sound like a ‘geomungo’, a traditional Korean zither. The Expo Tower, where you can see the city of Sokcho as well as Ulsanbawi Rock and...
Lees meerOur Sokcho Travel Essentials guide includes the basics and the details you need to make the most out of your holiday to this iconic Korean city in the Gangwon Province. You can learn about the local climate, the currency, emergency phone numbers, plug styles and more, as well as find out the best way to get into town and travel...
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