Seoraksan National Park

Why Visit Seoraksan National Park

Seoraksan National Park is South Korea’s signature mountain landscape, a place where jagged granite peaks, deep valleys, clear streams, Buddhist temples, and dramatic waterfalls all come together in one protected wilderness. It is best known for iconic hikes like Ulsanbawi, waterfall walks to Biryong and Yukdam, the cable car to Gwongeumseong, and temple visits around Sinheungsa and the Great Bronze Buddha. The park is especially striking in autumn, when the slopes turn vivid red and gold, but spring brings fresh greenery and pleasant hiking weather, while summer suits waterfall visits and winter delivers stark, snow-covered scenery.

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