Danyang Day Tour from Seoul: Hidden Gem of South Korea

About this tour

Explore Danyang, a hidden gem in Korea. Discover the serene Guinsa Temple, stroll the scenic Bobaljae Maple Road, ride the Cheongpunghoban Cable Car, and enjoy panoramic views from the Mancheonha Skywalk Observatory. Perfect for nature lovers seeking a peaceful escape from Seoul.

• Discover one of Korea’s largest and most unique mountain temples, surrounded by dense forests. Stroll through colorful halls, learn about its history, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere away from the city.
• Experience a scenic mountain drive where every curve reveals new landscapes, from rolling hills to panoramic river views. Perfect for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.
• Step onto a glass-floored skywalk perched high above the river valley, offering 360° views of Danyang’s mountains, cliffs, and winding rivers for an unforgettable thrill.

— What You Can Expect —

• Guinsa Temple

Nestled deep in the Sobaek Mountains of Danyang, Guinsa Temple is one of the most magnificent Buddhist temples in Korea. Known for its grand multi-tiered architecture and serene mountain surroundings, it offers a peaceful escape from city life. Visitors can explore beautifully decorated prayer halls, experience traditional Buddhist culture, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding forested peaks. Whether you visit in spring, summer, autumn, or winter, Guinsa Temple promises a unique cultural and spiritual journey in the heart of Korea.

• Bobaljae Maple Road

Bobaljae Maple Road is a stunning mountain pass in Danyang famous for its winding roads, scenic viewpoints, and breathtaking nature. During autumn, the road transforms into a spectacular tunnel of fiery red, orange, and yellow maple leaves, making it one of the most beautiful fall foliage drives in Korea. In other seasons, visitors can enjoy lush green landscapes in summer and peaceful snowy scenes in winter. Perfect for a leisurely drive, cycling, or photography, this scenic route offers a refreshing break surrounded by nature.

• Ondal Film Set & Cave

Step into Korea’s historical past at the Ondal Film Set & Cave in Danyang, a popular filming location for Korean historical dramas and movies. The film set recreates a traditional Korean fortress town with palace gates, streets, and houses, making it a great spot for photography and cultural exploration. Right next to it lies the Ondal Cave, a fascinating limestone cave filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and underground chambers. The cool cave interior offers a refreshing escape in summer and a unique natural wonder to explore year-round. Visiting both the film set and the cave allows travelers to enjoy a perfect mix of culture, history, and nature in one trip.

• Cheongpung Hoban Cable Car

The Cheongpung Hoban Cable Car in Jecheon, Korea offers breathtaking views over Cheongpungho Lake and the surrounding mountains. As the cable car glides above the sparkling water and lush landscapes, visitors are treated to panoramic scenery that changes with each season—cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, vibrant foliage in autumn, and serene snow-covered peaks in winter. At the top station, there are observation decks perfect for capturing photos of the lake and mountain vistas. This cable car ride is one of the best ways to experience the natural beauty of Korea’s countryside.

• Mancheonha Skywalk Observatory

Perched high above the Namhangang River, the Mancheonha Skywalk Observatory in Danyang is an iconic attraction for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike. The observatory features a glass-floored skywalk extending out from the cliff, offering panoramic 360° views of mountains, valleys, and the winding river below. On clear days, the scenery stretches for miles, making it a must-visit spot for photography and sightseeing. This combination of adrenaline and stunning natural beauty has made the Mancheonha Skywalk one of the top Instagrammable places in Korea.