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Yeongnangho Lake is a natural lagoon in northern Sokcho, about 7.8 km around, 1.21 sq km in area, and 8.5 m deep. Its name is tied to the Silla-period Hwarang figure Yeongnang, and today it works as a quiet lake-walk counterpoint to Sokcho's beach and port energy.
Pro tip
Use Yeongnangho as the slow-history side of Sokcho. It pairs well with Song Si-yeol Inscription Rock, Bogwangsa Temple, Sokcho Lighthouse Observatory, and the northern port route when building a less crowded cultural walk.
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