This is one of the most famous places in Anmok Beach—a seaside street full of cafes facing the sea. The street has a rather humble beginning which originated from coffee vending machines that lined the beach in the 1980s. After that, cafes began to establish their foothold here, culminating in today’s specialist coffee culture.

The Ganhyeon Tourist Area boasts superb natural landscapes thanks to the Seomgang River, the white sandy beaches, and the oddly shaped rocks and cliffs of Samsancheon Valley. One can take a 2-hour course that travels to Sogeumsan Suspension Bridge and Sogeum Jando Trail along the cliff of Sogeumsan Mountain; a sky tower overlooking the Ganhyeon Tourist Area; and Ulleongdari Bridge, a suspension pedestrian bridge. At night there is the beautiful Night of Light Show, featuring splendid lights and a musical fountain.

This 3.61-kilometer cable car, the longest in Korea, crosses Uiamho Lake to connect Samcheon-dong and Samaksan Mountain. The lower station of the cable car has a convenience facility where passengers can rest while overlooking the lake. The other station on the mountain offers a panoramic view of downtown Chuncheon. The cable car’s crystal cabins with transparent floors are quite popular. Passengers can enjoy different views depending on the time and season.

This resort is known for its beautiful scenery across the four seasons. To many visitors both domestic and international, the island is best known for its appearance in the popular TV show Winter Sonata. The main draw of Nami Island is its forest trails, ranging from ginkgo to nut pine, birch, reed and its most famous sight, Metasequoia Road. Other attractions include the Picture Book Library, The Song Museum, as well as hotels and restaurants.

One of the most representative tourist destinations in Yeoncheon is Jaeinpokpo Falls Park, which features a picturesque view created by the Hantangang River. The waterfall stands at the end of a ravine made of basalt columnar joints and is the most beautiful among the Nine Sights of Yeoncheon. The 18-metre waterfall falls into a pool that is 30 metres wide and 100 metres long. The contrast between the white foamed water and the light green pool is quite beautiful.

Chosen as one of the 100 Must-Visit Nighttime Tourist Spots in 2020, Jarasum Island is a major ecological tourist spot in Gapyeong. The island is full of things to enjoy throughout the year. Seodo (West Island) is a mecca for campers, where Camping et de Caravaning is held. Dongdo (East Island) is the venue for the Jarasum International Jazz Festival. Namdo (South Island) has a waterside park where a flower garden festival is held in both spring and summer.

This was the first private art village to be established in Korea, designed by a collective of 380 artists who gathered here in the 1990s. Today, it hosts museums, galleries, small theaters, workshops and other working spaces, as well as restaurants, cafes and art shops for visitors. Its popularity comes from its quirky and beautiful architecture, its unique atmosphere and a large variety of instructions and experience programs on offer.

Dumulmeori is the point of confluence between Bukhangang River from Geumgangsan Mountain, and Namhangang River from Geumdaebong Peak, Gangwon-do Province. The two rivers meet to form the Hangang River. It is a beloved tourist site for its exceptional scenery, from the early morning mist to the old-fashioned yellow hemp sailboat and a 400-year-old Zelkova tree, documented well by numerous films and TV shows. It is also famous for its winter scenery and sunset. The nearby Semiwon Garden became the 1st Regional Garden designated by Gyeonggi-do in June 2019.

As the largest agro-livestock theme park in Korea, Anseong Farmland allows visitors to see and feed various domestic animals close at hand. Visitors can also enjoy a livestock show, theme zones, horseback riding, kart racing, and an amusement park. The theme park’s landscape features rye in spring, sunflowers and lavender in summer, and cosmos flowers in fall. It is easily accessible from the Seoul metropolitan area since it is only 10 minutes by car from Anseong IC on the Gyeongbu Expressway.

Imjingak Pavilion symbolizes the tragic history of the Korean War and the aspiration for a peaceful reunification of the Korean people. It is home to Mangbaedan Altar, Imjingak Pyeonghwa Nuri Park, Imjingak Peace Gondola, Freedom Bridge, the Korean Peninsula Ecological Peace Tourism Information Centre and the National Memorial for Abductees during the Korean War. Paju DMZ, which was the venue of the Armistice Agreement and the Inter-Korean Summit, is also home to the 3rd Tunnel, Dora Observatory, and Panmunjeom.

This is a former mining shaft that opened during the Japanese colonization in 1912, yielding gold, silver, bronze, and zinc until its closure in 1972. It is 7.8 kilometers long, and 275 meters in depth. The city of Gwangmyeong purchased this area in 2011 and created a "Miracle of an Abandoned Mine." Today, it is a cave theme park hosting nearly a million visitors each year, offering experience programmes, performances and regular exhibitions.

Everland offers a suite of interesting sights, from theme park attractions and animals in Zootopia to Lost Valley, the largest ecological safari in Korea; and Plantopia, a garden of nature. It also hosts seasonal events like Cherry Blossom Festival, Tulip Festival, Rose Festival, Summer Holiday, and Halloween, sometimes with flowers, sometimes with music, but always with fun.