



by VIP TRAVEL Co.Ltd
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$198This full-day bus trip from Seoul takes visitors to Yongpyong Ski Resort, South Korea’s largest ski area located on Mt. Balwangsan in PyeongChang. The journey lasts about 10 hours including travel and time at the resort. Passengers are picked up at downtown Seoul hotels or one of three subway station meeting points in Hongdae, Seoul City Hall, or Myeongdong. The tour offers three options: a shuttle-only transfer for those who want to explore the resort or watch skiing without equipment; an Essential Package that provides skis, poles, boots, and a 30-minute beginner lesson; and a Full Ski Package with full ski gear, ski suit rental, a 2-hour lesson, and a lift pass covering all slopes. At Yongpyong, guests can enjoy 31 ski runs ranging from beginner to advanced levels, backed by about 250cm of snow each year. Non-skiers may take a scenic gondola ride or visit the Balwangsan Skywalk, which extends 12 meters over a cliff at 1,458 meters elevation with views of the Taebaek Mountains and Yongpyong slopes. The cable car ride to Dragon Peak takes about 20 minutes, climbing 7.4 kilometers, and offers mountain views, cafes, and a chance to drink from a mineral spring. Skiers with lift passes may ski down or return by gondola. The tour includes air conditioning and a guide but excludes meals, snowboards, sleds, goggles, and an optional fee for switching to snowboards. After the resort visit, drop-off is available at Seoul City Hall or Myeongdong. This trip suits those wanting a flexible winter day trip from Seoul with options for skiing lessons and equipment rental.
Seoul
Complimentary pickup is available from main hotels in downtown Seoul. Alternatively, there are three convenient meeting points located near major subway station exits for easy access.
Hongdae
Meet at Hongik University (Hongdae) Subway Station Exit 4, positioned between AK Plaza and Shake Shack. Guests should arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure timely departure.
Seoul City Hall
Gather at City Hall Subway Station Exit 6, located next to The Plaza Hotel. It is recommended to arrive 10-15 minutes before departure.
Myeongdong
The meeting point is in front of the SkyPark III Hotel at Myeongdong Subway Station Exit 9. Arriving 10-15 minutes early is advised to be on time.
Pyeongchang-gun
Upon entering PyeongChang County, travelers will view the rolling Taebaek Mountains, alpine valleys, rural farmlands, and glimpses of Olympic venues such as ski jumps.
Yongpyeong Township Scenery
Passing through Yongpyeong township, the landscape features buckwheat fields in bloom during summer, traditional hanok villages, and forested hills.
Daegwallyeong Township Views
Entering Daegwallyeong township, home to Yongpyong Ski Resort, the scenery shifts to grazing sheep and cows on large ranches, highland meadows, snowy peaks, and views of Balwangsan Mountain and Yongpyong slopes.
Mona Yongpyong Ski Resort
Located on Mt. Balwangsan in PyeongChang, Yongpyong Ski Resort hosted alpine events in the 2018 Winter Olympics. It offers 31 ski runs ranging from beginner to black diamond levels, with an average annual snowfall of 250cm. Non-skiers can take scenic gondola rides or visit the Balwangsan Skywalk for panoramic views of snow-covered peaks and valleys.
600 min
Ski Gear Pickup (Optional)
Those selecting the Essential Package or Full Ski Package will stop here to collect ski equipment before participating in a beginner skiing lesson led by a licensed tour guide.
Mt. Balwangsan Cable Car Ride (Optional)
Guests choosing the Full Ski Package or purchasing a one-time round-trip gondola ticket can ride Korea's longest sightseeing cable car, a 7.4km trip ascending 1,458 meters to Dragon Peak on Mt. Balwangsan. The 20-minute ride passes hoar-frosted birches, soaring eagles, and views of the Taebaek range, featured in K-dramas like "Goblin." After visiting Dragon Peak, guests may return via the gondola or ski down.
Dragon Peak Experience (Optional)
Those with the Full Ski Package or a gondola ticket can explore Dragon Peak at 1,458 meters, Korea's 13th-highest peak. Dragon Castle offers cafes, Korean restaurants, and steakhouses amid winter snow. The area is linked to local legends and surrounded by peaks such as Janggun-bong and Kal-bong. Visitors can drink Balwangsu Mineral Spring water, observe eagles over frozen birch forests, and enjoy snow-covered views extending to the eastern sea. It also provides access to black-diamond ski runs.
Balwangsan Skywalk (Optional)
Visitors with the Full Ski Package or gondola ticket can access the Balwangsan Skywalk at 1,458 meters on Dragon Peak. The skywalk extends 12 meters over a cliff with a transparent U-shaped glass floor, overlooking a 400-meter drop to frozen valleys. It offers 360-degree views of the Taebaek ridges, Yongpyong ski runs, and snowfields. The walk is short, safe, and provides alpine scenery within minutes.
Seoul City Hall
Drop-off at Seoul City Hall offers a combination of historic and modern attractions, including the City Hall building and Deoksugung Palace. Visitors can attend festivals, take photos at the "I SEOUL U" landmark, or relax near the central fountain in the lively square.
Myeongdong Shopping Street
The Myeongdong drop-off places guests in a busy shopping district known for boutiques, street food, and the Myeongdong Cathedral. Visitors can enjoy hotteok snacks or observe the crowds amid neon lights.
Meet outside Myeongdong Subway Station Exit 9 (in front of Hotel SkyPark III) at 07:00 am. Please try to arrive at least 10 minutes early. Your guide will meet you there and lead you to our bus.
End point
Myeongdong Subway Station Exit 9




by VIP TRAVEL Co.Ltd
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$198This full-day bus trip from Seoul takes visitors to Yongpyong Ski Resort, South Korea’s largest ski area located on Mt. Balwangsan in PyeongChang. The journey lasts about 10 hours including travel and time at the resort. Passengers are picked up at downtown Seoul hotels or one of three subway station meeting points in Hongdae, Seoul City Hall, or Myeongdong. The tour offers three options: a shuttle-only transfer for those who want to explore the resort or watch skiing without equipment; an Essential Package that provides skis, poles, boots, and a 30-minute beginner lesson; and a Full Ski Package with full ski gear, ski suit rental, a 2-hour lesson, and a lift pass covering all slopes. At Yongpyong, guests can enjoy 31 ski runs ranging from beginner to advanced levels, backed by about 250cm of snow each year. Non-skiers may take a scenic gondola ride or visit the Balwangsan Skywalk, which extends 12 meters over a cliff at 1,458 meters elevation with views of the Taebaek Mountains and Yongpyong slopes. The cable car ride to Dragon Peak takes about 20 minutes, climbing 7.4 kilometers, and offers mountain views, cafes, and a chance to drink from a mineral spring. Skiers with lift passes may ski down or return by gondola. The tour includes air conditioning and a guide but excludes meals, snowboards, sleds, goggles, and an optional fee for switching to snowboards. After the resort visit, drop-off is available at Seoul City Hall or Myeongdong. This trip suits those wanting a flexible winter day trip from Seoul with options for skiing lessons and equipment rental.
Seoul
Complimentary pickup is available from main hotels in downtown Seoul. Alternatively, there are three convenient meeting points located near major subway station exits for easy access.
Hongdae
Meet at Hongik University (Hongdae) Subway Station Exit 4, positioned between AK Plaza and Shake Shack. Guests should arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure timely departure.
Seoul City Hall
Gather at City Hall Subway Station Exit 6, located next to The Plaza Hotel. It is recommended to arrive 10-15 minutes before departure.
Myeongdong
The meeting point is in front of the SkyPark III Hotel at Myeongdong Subway Station Exit 9. Arriving 10-15 minutes early is advised to be on time.
Pyeongchang-gun
Upon entering PyeongChang County, travelers will view the rolling Taebaek Mountains, alpine valleys, rural farmlands, and glimpses of Olympic venues such as ski jumps.
Yongpyeong Township Scenery
Passing through Yongpyeong township, the landscape features buckwheat fields in bloom during summer, traditional hanok villages, and forested hills.
Daegwallyeong Township Views
Entering Daegwallyeong township, home to Yongpyong Ski Resort, the scenery shifts to grazing sheep and cows on large ranches, highland meadows, snowy peaks, and views of Balwangsan Mountain and Yongpyong slopes.
Mona Yongpyong Ski Resort
Located on Mt. Balwangsan in PyeongChang, Yongpyong Ski Resort hosted alpine events in the 2018 Winter Olympics. It offers 31 ski runs ranging from beginner to black diamond levels, with an average annual snowfall of 250cm. Non-skiers can take scenic gondola rides or visit the Balwangsan Skywalk for panoramic views of snow-covered peaks and valleys.
600 min
Ski Gear Pickup (Optional)
Those selecting the Essential Package or Full Ski Package will stop here to collect ski equipment before participating in a beginner skiing lesson led by a licensed tour guide.
Mt. Balwangsan Cable Car Ride (Optional)
Guests choosing the Full Ski Package or purchasing a one-time round-trip gondola ticket can ride Korea's longest sightseeing cable car, a 7.4km trip ascending 1,458 meters to Dragon Peak on Mt. Balwangsan. The 20-minute ride passes hoar-frosted birches, soaring eagles, and views of the Taebaek range, featured in K-dramas like "Goblin." After visiting Dragon Peak, guests may return via the gondola or ski down.
Dragon Peak Experience (Optional)
Those with the Full Ski Package or a gondola ticket can explore Dragon Peak at 1,458 meters, Korea's 13th-highest peak. Dragon Castle offers cafes, Korean restaurants, and steakhouses amid winter snow. The area is linked to local legends and surrounded by peaks such as Janggun-bong and Kal-bong. Visitors can drink Balwangsu Mineral Spring water, observe eagles over frozen birch forests, and enjoy snow-covered views extending to the eastern sea. It also provides access to black-diamond ski runs.
Balwangsan Skywalk (Optional)
Visitors with the Full Ski Package or gondola ticket can access the Balwangsan Skywalk at 1,458 meters on Dragon Peak. The skywalk extends 12 meters over a cliff with a transparent U-shaped glass floor, overlooking a 400-meter drop to frozen valleys. It offers 360-degree views of the Taebaek ridges, Yongpyong ski runs, and snowfields. The walk is short, safe, and provides alpine scenery within minutes.
Seoul City Hall
Drop-off at Seoul City Hall offers a combination of historic and modern attractions, including the City Hall building and Deoksugung Palace. Visitors can attend festivals, take photos at the "I SEOUL U" landmark, or relax near the central fountain in the lively square.
Myeongdong Shopping Street
The Myeongdong drop-off places guests in a busy shopping district known for boutiques, street food, and the Myeongdong Cathedral. Visitors can enjoy hotteok snacks or observe the crowds amid neon lights.
Meet outside Myeongdong Subway Station Exit 9 (in front of Hotel SkyPark III) at 07:00 am. Please try to arrive at least 10 minutes early. Your guide will meet you there and lead you to our bus.
End point
Myeongdong Subway Station Exit 9