Vườn quốc gia Seoraksan (Sokcho)
The undisputed crown of Korean alpine beauty, offering awe-inspiring granite cliffs, misty valleys, autumn foliage, and aerial cable car rides.
Giờ mở cửa & Ngày đóng cửa
Vé vào cửa & Lệ phí
Liên hệ & Trang web chính thức
Phương tiện đi lại & Đường đi
🚗 Sogongwon parking lot at park entrance (approx. 6,000 KRW/day).
Lịch sử & Di sản văn hóa
Centered near Sokcho on the East Sea coast, Seoraksan is the third-highest mountain in South Korea, renowned for its serrated peaks, crystal streams, and rich biodiversity.
Sinheungsa Temple was established in 652 CE by Master Jajang under Queen Seondeok of Silla.
In 1970, Seoraksan became Korea’s 5th National Park; the Gwongeumseong Cable Car opened in 1971.
⏳ Các mốc lịch sử quan trọng
Điểm tham quan nổi bật
Ulsanbawi Rock Summit Trail
Formidable 873-meter sheer granite ridge scaled via steep steel stairs, offering dramatic vistas of the East Sea and outer peaks.
Gwongeumseong Cable Car & Bronze Buddha
Scenic 1,200m aerial cable car gliding to fortress ruins, near Sinheungsa’s 108-ton Great Bronze Buddha.
Kế hoạch tham quan & Lời khuyên thực tế
3 – 5 hours
Early morning (07:00–08:30) to secure cable car slots without hours-long lines
- Park and Sinheungsa Temple entry are free.
- Cable car tickets are sold on-site for the same day only; advance online bookings are not accepted.


