Odaesan National Park

Why Visit Odaesan National Park

Odaesan National Park in Gangwon-do is one of South Korea’s most atmospheric mountain parks, known for its deep forests, Buddhist temple heritage, and the summit of Birobong, the highest point in the Odaesan range. What makes it distinctive is the blend of wilderness and living cultural sites: long fir forests, temple walking routes, ancient archive history, and a mountain landscape tied closely to Korean Buddhist practice. The park is especially strong in autumn for foliage and in early summer for cool, green hiking conditions, while winter brings crisp, quiet scenery and snow-covered temple views. Spring is good for blossoms and fresh forest color, but the park’s signature experience is year-round mountain hiking paired with temple exploration.

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