Korean Folk Village

Modern resort at ski slopes with lush gardens, diverse dining, pools, and fun activities—ideal for both winter sports and leisurely escapes.

Dora Observatory offers a surreal, binocular-aided mountaintop view into North Korea’s DMZ, blending history, tension, and quiet reflection.

Unification Hill offers a captivating mix of insightful exhibitions on North Korea and an expansive lookout deck with free telescopes to witness the stark divide just 2km away.

Hwaseong, a Gyeonggi Province gem by the Yellow Sea, boasts lush farmland and easy subway access, making it a perfect launchpad for exploring Suwon's stunning fortress.

Imjingak Park, near the DMZ, blends poignant Korean War monuments with gardens, an observation deck, a cable car, and family-friendly fun.

Goyang Gymnasium is a sleek 6,200-seat arena in Goyang, also boasting an Olympic-sized pool, gym, and tasty eats for sports fans and swimmers alike.

A sprawling year-round playground with waterslides, wave pools, snow sledding, shopping, and food spots perfect for family fun.

Seoul’s horse-racing track offers thrilling live races, comfy grandstands, tasty eats, a museum, and a lively yet family-friendly vibe.

Anyang Art Park blends serene forests, art installations, a historic temple, and riverside cafes for a perfect day trip just outside Seoul.

Everland Resort in South Korea is a sprawling, multicultural theme park featuring thrilling rides, family-friendly zones, a safari zoo, and vibrant dining.