Things to do in Gangwon

We had a great time for our Nami Island Day Trip with Martin as our tour guide. The day was so easy, relaxing and fun, especially with all his recommendations. Our favorite part was the restaurant he took us to for lunch, where we had the cheesy chicken with tteokbokki. I didn’t realize the zip line was only like 60 seconds of flight, so we didn’t end up doing it, but it did look super cool watching other people take it and the speed boat. Bike rental is super easy on the island, and made seeing the whole island a lot easier and quicker (we did the tandem couples bike). The rail bike was super cool as well and turned out being a lot easier on the hills with 4 people. Traffic was insanely terrible on the way back, but the driver was weaving between cars to get us back as quick as possible, so hats off to him as well 👏 thank you! 😊

An eye-opening and unforgettable experience! We booked a DMZ tour, and it exceeded all our expectations. Thomas was fantastic from the start. He had a deep knowledge of Korean history, explaining the ongoing conflict clearly. I hope one day his wish will come true no more North and South Korea only Korea The itinerary was well-paced. We visited the Gamaksan Suspension Bridge first, which involved about 20 minutes of an uphill walk because we have senior citizens in our group. Then we headed to Imjingak Tourist Information Center and explored Imjingak before heading to the Third Infiltration Tunnel. The walk down the Third Tunnel is very steep and the ceilings are low. The highlight was looking through the high-powered binoculars at the Dora Observatory to see North Korea's propaganda village. And we saw some citizens walking there through binoculars Tips: Bring your passport because the military checkpoints check IDs. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Bring your water and snacks

A very good visit! Guided tours aren't usually my favorite, but for visiting this type of environment, it's necessary. It was very impressive. If you're in Seoul, it would be a shame not to do it. The route is very well-developed and full of history!

thank to yammy 😊🥰 she waited for me during the first met and help me thru the days..the assistant also very friendly and help out a lots.. and lastly the driver making us feel safe on the road for whole day.. really recommended this travel company... Thank a lot from Elsie ❤ლ(◉❥◉ლ)

Definitely my favourite day of our 2 weeks in Korea! We had the loveliest Tour guide named Allen Kim! He picked us up at an easy location to navigate! He then explained everything we were doing in English! As we were waiting for a couple of others to arrive he let us go into the convenience store to grab a quick drink/snack. Alpaca world was the best! 🥹 It was such an experience watching them run down the hill to us! We then went to see lots of other different animals! Highly recommend going to see the little budgies and feeding them! The rail bike was incredible! Our tour guide made sure we got onto the correct bikes and explained where we would meet afterwards! Of course Nami island was incredible we chose to do the zip line! My group was quite scared of heights but said the zip line was actually really fun and not as scary as they thought it would be!

beautiful place. my only regret was not to allocate more time for this beautiful island. words of advise, do check with your tour guide how much time you can spend in Nami Island before hand. allocate minimally 3-4 hours especially when travelling with children.

The Legoland Hotel is beautiful, with many great spots for photos. The rooms have Legos for kids to play with, Lego movies to watch, and even a treasure hunt game. After completing it, they receive a Lego gift. You can also see fireworks from the room (a big plus!), which made the kids very happy. The hotel also has many areas for building Legos, a playground, a swimming pool, and a Lego party in the evening. The theme park is right next to the hotel, so the kids had a fantastic time.

overall a fun experience for th whole family. the cycling part was pretty effortless as there were only maybe 2 gentle inclines. good to do once but doubt I’ll do again as it’s more for tourists and not for locals to exercise. 😂

This place is huge! We managed to make it in time for the 10.10am Alpacas coming down the hill which was exciting! unfortunately the fancy cafes serving the 🦙 shaped fried rice are only open on weekends and public holidays. however it is still a good experience exploring the various parts of the park and collecting the stamps 😅 There are also other animals such as 🐇, 🐐, capybara, 🦚 and many more!