Mount Seoraksan National Park

Seoraksan National Park is one of South Korea’s most spectacular natural destinations, where rugged peaks, forested valleys, waterfalls, and temple sites come together in a landscape of striking beauty. Located in the northeast of the country, the park is known for Daecheongbong, its highest peak at 1,708 meters, and for being Korea’s first UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Part of the park’s appeal is its variety. Seoraksan is commonly divided into Inner, Outer, and Southern sections, each offering a different character, from dramatic granite ridges and panoramic viewpoints to streams, waterfalls, and forest trails. Cultural landmarks such as Sinheungsa Temple add another layer, making the park feel rich in heritage as well as scenery. 

Seoraksan National Park Highlights

• Visit Seoraksan National Park in South Korea for soaring peaks, forested valleys, and some of the country’s most dramatic mountain scenery. 
• Discover Daecheongbong, waterfalls, hiking trails, and temple sites in Korea’s first UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. 
• Add Seoraksan to your South Korea itinerary for nature, heritage, and unforgettable national park views.