Discover some of the amazing spots around Vivaldi Park Ski Resort and make the most out of a Winter in Korea!
Are you thinking about going to Vivaldi Park Ski Resort this Winter for exciting skiing and snowboarding? It’s a fantastic way to enjoy the chilly season by gliding on the snowy hills. Yet, there’s more to experiencing Winter in Korea. There are lots of lovely places to explore in Gapyeong near Vivaldi Park Ski Resort!
Let’s discover what the area around Vivaldi Park Ski Resort has in store for you!
1. Nami Island (Namiseom)
Nami Island is a spot you can explore all year round, with stunning views no matter the weather. The best part? It’s just an hour’s drive from Vivaldi Park Ski Resort, making it a great choice for a day trip! While many visit Nami Island for pictures with the Winter Sonata (K-drama) sculptures, there’s plenty more to enjoy beyond that. Plan a visit to Nami Island this Winter and be captivated by its enchanting beauty!
2. Petite France
Just a short 30-minute drive away is Petite France, a charming French cultural village nestled in the heart of Korea. Inspired by Saint-Exupéry’s Little Prince, this place isn’t just for the young, but also for those seeking new adventures. Positioned along the mountainside, it offers an incredible view of Cheongpyeong Lake. In Winter, the village sparkles with a multitude of lights, creating a magical atmosphere. Make sure to include Petite France in your plans to enjoy a truly enchanting winter wonderland!
3. Strawberry Farms
An unusual “traditional” Korean treat that might surprise you is strawberries. Even sweeter and juicier during Winter, every household stocks up on these little red gems. And now, you can savor them firsthand. Stop by a strawberry farm to experience some strawberry picking and bring home a box of these luscious red delights!
4. Garden of Morning Calm
A stone’s throw away is another must-see spot: the Garden of Morning Calm. Displaying a variety of vibrant flowers all year round, taking a stroll through this lovely garden will be a delightful experience for everyone. With Winter approaching, you’re in for a treat, because from December onwards, the annual Lighting Festival makes a comeback! The entire garden is adorned with an array of colorful lights that glow even more brilliantly in the Winter evenings. Rumor has it that this year’s Lighting Festival will be truly spectacular, so make sure to plan a visit to the Garden of Morning Calm!
5. Seoraksan National Park
Korea is a country blessed with quite a few magnificent national parks, Seoraksan National Park being one of them. Home to the third-highest mountain, Mt. Seorak, it is best known for its crimson autumn foliage. Nonetheless, the Winter season offers equally, if not more, exquisite views of mountain ranges enveloped in white blankets of snow. Just the thought of hiking through the snow-capped mountains with its winter splendor seems exhilarating! Just a two-hour drive from Vivaldi Park Ski Resort, even if you’re not planning on climbing to the top of Mt Seorak, don’t miss out on the chance to catch the amazing view there!
6. Gapyeong
If you’re thinking one incredible destination isn’t enough, why not explore two or three places of your liking around Gapyeong with Trazy? You can pick from options like Nami Island, Petite France, Strawberry Picking, Garden of Morning Calm, and another popular spot, Gangchon Rail Park. Even better, you can kickstart your Gapyeong adventure right from your resort’s doorstep, making it super convenient. Gapyeong is a treasure trove of experiences, and even gazing at the stunning natural views from your car window is a visual delight!
7. Cheongpyeong Snowflake Ice Festival
Your trip to Korea wouldn’t be complete without experiencing an Ice Festival, and one you shouldn’t miss is the Cheongpyeong Snowflake Ice Festival. While Korea is famous for its fantastic ski resorts, why not try something unique by attending this festival? You’ll get a special chance to catch your fish, perhaps even with your own hands. How exciting is that! Don’t forget to highlight the Cheongpyeong Snowflake Ice Festival on your calendar for an unforgettable adventure!
8. Hongcheon River Trout Festival
Here’s another winter festival that’s an absolute must: the Hongcheon River Trout Festival! While it might seem like a typical winter festival, there’s something extraordinary about this one. Alongside the fun of bare-hand fishing and sledding, there’s a unique feature – ginseng-fed trouts! Spend a day at the Hongcheon River Trout Festival, catching these special trouts with your loved ones and create an unforgettable winter memory in Korea.
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