Explore the Korean season of snowfall

Have fun in the snow

Ice skating and snowboarding are the two most fun activities that are suitable for all ages. Your winter memories of Korea will surely become unforgettable, ever more alive when you experience the feeling of slipping down the snow hills, or gently surfing on the ice.

In winter, many Koreans as well as tourists go to the skating rink in Seoul. This is where you can skate freely outside, in the heart of the bustling Seoul capital. After windsurfing on the ice rink, visitors can also visit Gwanghwamun Square and wander the nearby Insa-dong area.

Snowboarding - an exciting game for Korean tourists in winter

If the temperature is so cold that visitors are afraid to take part in outdoor activities, visit the indoor ice stadium at Lotte World. The giant ice rink on the third floor of the recreation area will allow visitors to experience the great feeling of ice skating without having to suffer the cold weather of the weather.

Arriving in Korea in the snow season, you will definitely not be missed a series of exciting snow games. One of them is sitting on the floats and sliding along the gentle slopes to enjoy the heart-throb while gliding at the speed of light between the snow. The Everland Snow Buster in Gyeonggi-do is home to a number of exciting high-speed slopes for guests to experience, where you can slide on slopes and curves up to 200m in length. What better way to sit on safety floats, drop yourself along the slopes and experience the unique fun of Korean winter.

The countryside of the winter festivals

When snowflakes spread white throughout Korea, visitors and visitors are excited to see the largest winter event of the year - the annual Daegwallyeong Snow Festival, held annually in Korea. Pyeongchang City. The festival is divided into two zones, one on display is the wonderful artworks made of ice and the other is a fun area with a variety of exciting activities such as ice skating, skiing and Olympic Winter Games.

Another festival not to be missed when it comes to Korean winter is the Hwacheon Sancheoneo salmon festival. When the water is completely frozen in winter, people and tourists will head to the stream, digging holes in the ice to start salmon fishing. In the midst of cold winter, people seem to forget about the cold and offer warm greetings and participate in countless other ice activities such as: traditional ice skating, ice rink ...

Winter is not cold

Living in the harsh weather of winter, Koreans still have plenty of ways to enjoy the cold weather. One of them is immersed in pure hot springs for heat to dispel fatigue and coldness. Visitors can find hot spring baths everywhere in Korea. From the centuries-old hot springs of Asan, Sokcho to the modern hot springs with full spa services, health care in Seoul, visitors can find the warmth of comfort. Roof in mineral water with temperatures up to 50 degrees Celsius.

Journeys exploring will certainly be indispensable walking tours to explore the Korean winter. However, be assured that it will be hard for you to feel the cold when you are constantly enjoying the warm, aromatic street food. Walking along the streets of Korea, it is certainly not difficult to see the cars selling Tteokbukki and Kkochi Eomuk (fish cake skewers) smoked and smoked scent. What is more fun to enjoy Tteokbukki's spicy, spicy, frozen, or hot-cooked Kkochi Eomuk skewers and sweet soup of radishes and kelp.

Your cold hands will easily be warmed by holding a bag full of sweet potatoes and grilled nuts. Delicious red bean cakes such as Bungeoppang fish cakes, hoppang dumplings will always be ready to heat up your stomach during the winter exploration of Korea.
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