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Yangyang combines surfing beaches, sunrise at Naksansa and Uisangdae, Jujeongol's valleys and autumn foliage and port and market flavors. Traditional East Sea travel and youthful surf culture offer different journeys by season and taste.

• Lively surfing culture across the beaches
• Historic coastal scenery at Naksansa and Uisangdae
• Mountains, rivers and sea linked by Jujeongol Valley, pine mushrooms and salmon

Highlights

Photo: ⓒ한국관광콘텐츠랩

Yangyang Surfing Beaches

Surfing and beach culture thrive at Jukdo, Ingu, Seorak and other beaches, giving Yangyang its youthful energy.

Photo: ⓒ한국관광콘텐츠랩

Naksansa Temple and Uisangdae Pavilion

At the seaside temple and pavilion, take in the East Sea horizon, sunrise and a landscape steeped in history.

Photo: ⓒ한국관광콘텐츠랩

Seoraksan Jujeongol Valley

Seoraksan Jujeongol Valley is a natural attraction in Yangyang-gun. Take your time exploring its characteristic scenery and spaces to experience the local atmosphere.

Photo: ⓒ한국관광콘텐츠랩

Hajodae

Unusual rocks, pine trees, a pavilion and the sea create one of Yangyang's classic coastal views.

Local flavors

Photo: 통일동이 / CC BY-ND 2.0 KR

Nutritious pine-mushroom stone-pot rice

Yangyang pine mushrooms and mixed grains cooked in a stone pot offer mushroom fragrance and a toasted rice crust.

Photo: 한국관광공사

Seopguk (mussel soup)

A spicy Yangyang soup of wild mussels, chives and egg in red-chili-paste broth.

Before you travel

Festivals and seasons

Plan your trip

Photo and information sources

• Yangyang Surfing Beaches · ⓒ한국관광콘텐츠랩
• Naksansa Temple and Uisangdae Pavilion · ⓒ한국관광콘텐츠랩
• Seoraksan Jujeongol Valley · ⓒ한국관광콘텐츠랩
• Hajodae · ⓒ한국관광콘텐츠랩
• Nutritious pine-mushroom stone-pot rice · 통일동이 / CC BY-ND 2.0 KR
• Seopguk (mussel soup) · 한국관광공사

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