Mount Seorak and Naksansa Temple Day Tour
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Mount Seorak and Naksansa Temple Day Tour
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Discover the harmony between nature and spirituality on a full-day tour to Mount Seorak and Naksansa Temple from Seoul. Includes shared transfers to and from the pickup point, and an English and Chinese-speaking bilingual guide.
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CNY 466
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Highlights
Start your countryside and coastal journey at Mount Seorak, one of South Korea's most picturesque mountains. The UNESCO World Heritage candidate is home to the country's towering peaks and ever-changing seasonal foliage. Afterward, take a peacefull stroll at Naksansa Temple, renowned for its profound 1,300-year history and scenic oceanfront location.
Enjoy the smooth transition from mountain panoramas to ocean vistas on this tour.
See the UNESCO-listed Mount Seorak boasting some of the country's tallest peaks.
Visit Naksansa Temple, an ancient Buddhist temple overlooking the East Sea.
What's included
INCLUDED
Tour Guide
Admission
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Itinerary
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7:20-8:10 AM
Make your own way to your selected pickup point at Hongik University Station, Namsan Yejang Public Parking Lot, or Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station.
8:10 AM
Start of tour.
Depart from Seoul.
11:00 AM - 2:30 PM
Arrive at Mount Seorak.
Marvel at the panoramic views.
2:50-4:20 PM
Arrive at Naksansa Temple.
Learn about Buddhist history.
4:20 PM
Travel back to Seoul.
7:00 PM
End of tour.
Note: The itinerary is subject to change due to weather or traffic conditions.
Additional information
Child policy
Children under 3 years are free of charge, but no seats will be reserved.
Location
Address
Mount Seorak, Seoraksan-ro, Sokcho-si, si, Gangwon, South Korea
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Seol-Agsan
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CNY 466
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Good tour
It was awesome!
Primarily a free and easy tour upon arrival of the sites, which suits our needs. Guide Mia was bubbly and energetic. Too bad the cable car at Mount Seorak was closed due to strong winds, but plenty of other options to experience the mountain.