Flowers, lakes, and pure chill vibes all year round. Cheongchoho is Sokcho's go-to spot for lazy afternoons, deep talks, and fresh air with friends and family.

Abai Village is a unique coastal neighbourhood in Sokcho, formed by refugees during the Korean War. Ride the hand-pulled Gaetbae raft. Eat the legendary Abai Sundae (stuffed squid). Feel the history.

This bustling market serves up the good stuff: fresh seafood, squid sundae, crispy fritters, and spicy fried chicken. Grab the crew and eat your way through.

Sand, sea, and shady pine trails. Sokcho Beach is where the city meets serenity. Perfect for a lazy stroll or a quiet moment with good company.

Ancient temple vibes with a seaside view. The 15-meter Haesu Gwaneum statue watches over the East Sea — peaceful, powerful, and absolutely worth the visit.

History but make it hands-on. Explore prehistoric sites, try traditional pottery, and play folk games. Fun for all ages.