Departure from Seoul | Nami Island + Gangchon Rail Bike Day Tour

Nami Island

Nami Island is located at the boundary between Gyeonggi Province and Gangwon Province in South Korea, situated about 63 kilometres from Seoul towards Chuncheon. It is known for its narrow, lateral water flow and boasts uniquely beautiful scenery. The island spans approximately 6 km in circumference, covering an area of over 130,000 pyeong. At its centre lies a grassy field of over 80,000 pyeong, surrounded by lush forests of chestnut trees, white birches, ginkgo trees, maple trees, and pine trees that stand like a screen. It is equipped with various entertainment facilities, accommodation, a zoo, a botanical garden, and even cruise boats, giving it the appearance of a comprehensive resort destination. Nami Island offers natural beauty and elegance all year round, attracting countless couples and family visitors.

It has served as the filming location for several TV dramas. In particular, after being used as the filming site for the 2002 drama Winter Sonata, it has become a renowned tourist destination, drawing not only domestic tourists but also many visitors from Hong Kong and other Southeast Asian regions.

Itinerary Reference:

08:20 AM Departure from Hongdae Station, Exit 4

09:00 AM Departure from Namsan Yesang Public Parking Lot (about 5 minutes on foot from Myeongdong Station, Exit 1)

09:10 AM Departure from Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station, Exit 10

10:40 AM ‑ 14:40 PM Nami Island

15:30 PM ‑ 17:10 PM Gangchon Rail Bike

17:10 PM Return to Seoul

18:50 PM Arrival at Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station

19:00 PM Arrival at Myeongdong Lotte Department Store

19:30 PM Arrival at Hongdae Station

Gangchon Rail Bike

Filming location for Running Man and We Got Married. The rail bike operation utilises the abandoned railway tracks of the Gyeongchun Line, becoming a distinctive tourist activity set against beautiful scenery.

If you want to enjoy the stunning Korean countryside in a unique and fun way, Gangchon Rail Park is a must‑visit. It features the longest rail bike course in South Korea, built on a disused railway line. From here, you can hop on a rail bike and embark on an exciting journey through breathtaking mountain landscapes while taking in the picturesque views of the Bukhan River. Each season brings its own unique charm, offering an unforgettable adventure for all visitors. This article will provide you with all the information you need for a pleasant trip. Let's dive in!