5 Tourist Attractions in South Korea during winter that you must visit and don't forget the winter moments in South Korea

Approaching the end of the year in countries that have 4 seasons will be very interesting because they will start preparing for the arrival of winter. Starting from the colorful lights installed on the side of the road, shops that start displaying winter clothes, year-end discounts, winter festivals and ending with cities that are more beautiful decorated by the white of the falling snow. If you have plans to take a vacation during winter to a country that has 4 seasons such as South Korea, you can visit 5 tourist attractions in South Korea that must be visited during winter.

1. Vivaldi Park

This ski resort in the Gangwon-do area will offer a variety of interesting activities and places for all ages to enjoy, such as skiing, snowboarding, ice sledding, tube sledding to snowmobiling. For those of you who travel with your partner, the atmosphere will be even more romantic at night where you and your partner can enjoy candlelit streets or walk in the snow decorated by beautiful lights as street lights. Famous Korean actor, Lee Min Ho has also shot at this ski resort for one of his famous dramas "Legend Of The Blue Sea".


2. Everland

This Everland playground has indeed become one of the tourist attractions that you must visit when in South Korea and if you visit in winter this playground will look even more beautiful with Christmas decorations and white snow covering this play area. If you visit in December there will be an X-mas parade complete with Santa Claus and the party. At night you can enjoy the Moon Light Parade which will be closed with a fireworks display.


3. Garden of Morning Calm

The Garden of Morning Calm, which is located in the Gyonggi-do area, is a garden filled with various types of trees and flowers. With an area of ​​approximately 300,000 square meters, the Garden of Morning Calm is the largest private garden in South Korea. If you visit in winter you can see the festival of lights where the trees in the Garden of Morning Calm seem to be transformed into a very beautiful place with charming lights.


4. Petite France Korea

Petite France, located in Gyeonggi, is a resort with a small village theme with European-style buildings and every winter a Lighting festival is held 2 times a week every Friday and Saturday. At this festival the Petite France area will be decorated with various kinds of lights and you can also take part in various shows such as marionette shows, puppet or puppet shows, magic shows, plaster art and many more. This place is also often used as a shooting place for Korean dramas and Korean tv shows because of its uniqueness and beauty.


5. Nami Island

The island, which is in the Gangwon-do area, does have a beautiful natural landscape where many beautiful trees line up to form a road that becomes a photo spot for tourists when visiting Nami Island. Nami Island is indeed very beautiful in all seasons but if you visit Nami Island during winter and it starts to snow you will be presented with a romantic view in the style of Korean drama.



Source : https://westernrovers.com/tempat-wisata-di-korea-selatan-saat-musim-salju.html

 

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