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Places to visit in Pyeongchang-gun

This highland area has places to unwind as well as literary and ecological sites. Choose resort activities, Lee Hyo-seok's literary sites, a cave, or a riverside outing to suit your interests.

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Pyeongchang-gun, Mountain resorts in Pyeongchang.

Places to visit

8 places
  • Phoenix Park Tourist Complex

    With ski facilities, Snow Village, a water park, and other leisure attractions, this is a resort for all four seasons. Golf courses, ski slopes, amusement facilities, and tourist accommodations are available.

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  • Alpensia Tourist Complex

    This all-season resort includes golf, resort village, ski, and Winter Olympics districts, with ski facilities including a ski observatory, amusement attractions, and golf facilities.

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  • Yongpyong Tourist Complex

    Facilities include Birch Hill Golf Club, a water park, Greenpia condominiums, and Dragon Valley Hotel, along with leisure and golf facilities. This is a resort complex for stays throughout the year.

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  • Maha Ecotourism Site

    The destination comprises Maha-ri's main village district and Munhui Village district, offering ecotourism experiences at Baengnyong Cave. It also has public amenities such as parking and a management office, shops and accommodations, and leisure and cultural spaces including a nature learning center and meditation garden.

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  • Pyeongchang Stone Culture Experience Center

    On the banks of Pyeongchang River facing Jangamsan Mountain, the center has experience rooms, a stone-themed cafe, and exhibition space filled with stones donated by enthusiasts from across Korea. Outside, park paths let you stroll past large stones.

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  • Lee Hyo-seok Culture and Art Village

    This site introduces Lee Hyo-seok's life and literature. Museum materials and recreated settings offer a look at his works set in Bongpyeong.

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  • Baengnyong Cave

    The entrance to this natural cave is 235 meters above sea level, and the cave is estimated to have formed about 500 million years ago. It lies about 15 meters above the surface of the Donggang River.

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  • Mui Art Center

    The former Mui Elementary School has blossomed into an arts center. Restored as the Pyeongchang Mui Art Center artists' village, the school itself is now a sight to see.

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Scenes of the area

  • Mountain resorts in Pyeongchang.
  • Caves and an arts village in Pyeongchang.

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