
Discover Seorak Like a Local
English guide to Sokcho, Goseong, Yangyang & Inje — Mt. Seorak hikes, fresh seafood, and hidden gems on Korea's northeast coast.
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Place guides
Explore Seoraksan and Sokcho's key stops

Mt. Seorak National Park
설악산국립공원
5 essential trails for every level — from a gentle temple walk to South Korea's third-highest peak.
- 7 trails
- Interactive map

Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market
속초관광수산시장
Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market food guide — the market many visitors still call Sokcho Central Market or Jungang Market. Eat dakgangjeong, jeotgal, Abai-style sundae, and live East Sea seafood, with official hours and route tips.
- 3 alleys
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Latest practical reads
Sokcho Beaches 2026: Cheongho Beach Opens for the First Time
All four Sokcho swim beaches for 2026 — Cheongho's first-ever opening, season dates, night swimming, parking for each beach, and what to do nearby.
Sokcho Summer Festival 2026: Beach Nights, Light Show & Silent DJ Party
Sokcho Beach runs night swimming July 21–August 12, 2026, with the Light of the Sea media-art show, a Summer Festival July 31–August 2, and a silent DJ party August 3–5. Dates, venues, and how to plan an evening.
Sokcho History Through Food: Abai Village & the Korean War
Read Sokcho history through Abai Village, Korean War refugee food, Mt. Seorak culture, the Gaetbae ferry, and a practical route for curious visitors today.
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