• Experience various recreational facilities at Shanjing Lake (summer: duck boats, winter: duck sleds), enjoying the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains all in one place.

• Take photos of the pink sand dunes at Pocheon Herb Island, capture pictures with the pink muhly grass in autumn, and experience making your own vanilla products.

  
  

• Visit Pigeon Nang Waterfall, a popular filming location for many Korean dramas, and admire its stunningly beautiful hidden gem: an emerald green waterfall pool and a basalt canyon.

  
  

• Head to an orchard to pick apples/strawberries, get close to nature, and enjoy fresh, local fruit.

  
  
• Stroll along the Y-shaped sky suspension bridge over the Hantan River and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the basalt cliffs and canyon scenery.

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The perfect day trip around Seoul!

Pocheon is located in northern Gyeonggi Province, about 1.5 hours from Seoul.
It boasts the stunning canyon scenery of the Hantang River, a UNESCO Global
Geopark, and is also a popular filming location for Korean dramas and a hub
for seasonal flower fields.

Join us for a day trip to Pocheon's must-see attractions, including Sanjeong
Lake, Pigeon Nang Waterfall, and Pocheon Herb Island. Enjoy cherry blossoms in
spring, water activities in summer, fruit picking and autumn foliage viewing
in autumn, and lantern displays and sledding in winter. No need for a car or
figuring out transportation—easily explore Seoul's weekend backyard!

• Shanjing Lake is a secluded paradise surrounded by mountains. The lakeside trail is gentle and easy to walk, and the scenery of the lake and mountains varies with the seasons—cherry blossoms in spring, greenery in summer, maple leaves in autumn, and snow in winter, each with its own unique charm.
  
  You can experience the adorable duck boats on the lake, and when the lake
  freezes over in winter, it transforms into a sledding paradise, making it a
  classic suburban healing destination in the hearts of Koreans.

  
  

• Pigeon Nang Waterfall is a filming location for many Korean dramas and movies (such as "Kingdom", "Queen Seondeok", and "It's Okay, That's Love").
  
  Named after the white doves that once nested in the caves of the cliff, the
  emerald green waterfall pool paired with the basalt canyon creates a truly
  mysterious atmosphere.

  
  

• Pocheon Herb Island
  
  Korea's largest vanilla-themed amusement park, surrounded by the scents of 250
  different vanilla varieties, with Mediterranean-style architecture perfect for
  photos. Visitors can experience DIY vanilla skincare and perfume making, and
  purchase a variety of fragrant souvenirs.
  
  In autumn, there are fields of pink muhly grass and pink sand beaches; in
  summer, you can enjoy pink sandboarding; and in winter, there is a "fairytale
  light festival" with millions of lights at night, offering surprises in every
  season.

  
  

• Apple/Strawberry Picking Experience (depending on the season)
  
  Pocheon is famous for its apples and strawberries. Apples are picked in autumn
  and strawberries in winter and spring. Visitors can walk into the orchards and
  pick the fruit themselves. The sweet and juicy freshly picked fruit is
  irresistible to both adults and children, making it a popular itinerary for
  families and friends.

  
  

• The Hantang River Y-shaped Sky Suspension Bridge is the newest landmark in the Hantang River area! It is 410 meters long and is the longest single-tower suspension bridge in South Korea. Its unique Y-shaped design connects three walkways.
  
  Walking on the bridge, which spans the canyon in mid-air, offers a 360-degree
  panoramic view of the basalt cliffs and the stunning Hantan River, known as
  the "Grand Canyon of Korea," making it a core highlight of the UNESCO Global
  Geopark hiking route.

  
  

• Eunpyeong Hanok Village is the largest new Hanok village in Seoul! With Bukhansan Mountain as its natural backdrop, the layers of Hanok eaves and mountain ridges intertwine to create a unique composition, making it more tranquil and photogenic than Bukchon Hanok Village.
  
  Scattered throughout the village are numerous cafes and art galleries with
  views of traditional Hanok houses. Visitors can climb to the rooftop terrace
  to enjoy traditional tea and snacks while taking in panoramic views of the
  Hanok houses and Bukhansan Mountain. It has become a popular Instagrammable
  spot in Seoul in recent years.